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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 20, 1924
Page
2
Deedoo Maur of Aareaiery appears in agricultural notes highlighting practical farming practices and pastoral guidance. The brief item emphasizes soil, crop, and animal husbandry tips aimed at local landholders and workers in rural communities.
A fragmented report outlines harbour duties linked to pastorals and a local detractor's criticism. Names and clear facts are scarce, but the piece hints at tensions between officials and residents, with vague references to acts, duties, and access restrictions at the harbour area.
A garbled report discusses contamination by bacteria in milk buckets. It notes testing methods, the involvement of manual agitation, and the impact of cleaning and sanitation on reducing contamination. The piece mentions pricing, suppliers, and equipment used in processing.
An unreadable OCR fragment references anc and cam moder Ye and mentions wide chunks parilelne care, bakin, and clematog. It notes some kind of codes or procedures, with numbers like 40 and 9, and mentions atunded codes botiee HK 1 new tt.
Philip Sephton confronts Boyd Harmshaw in London and tracks the betrayed Winsor party to a perilous voyage. As the pair flee by boat toward Paris, old loyalties collide, secrets unravel, and the tale closes on the strained certainty of love and vengeance.
The article discusses fears about a channel tunnel and the military and political response. It references government action, Prime Minister MacDovahd, and parliamentary authorities while noting concerns over national security and strategic defenses amid wartime rhetoric.
A fragmented, poetic-sounding passage describes a mysterious beverage called Dustefreed Tea. It evokes happiness, long life, and prosperity, touting distinctive aromas and a claimed high quality, while mired in garbled OCR phrasing and odd spellings. The text references Peolows mechanics and Coyne Deshalle in a speculative product scene.
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