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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 21, 1936
Page
10
A fragmented discussion on future cars notes a move toward smaller, more efficient engines and new transmission concepts. Observers cite radical changes in powertrains, with industry leaders signaling a broad industry shift and the early adoption of novel engine layouts.
A fragmented passage urges waking the liver to spur morning energy. It references dietary cues and bodily movement in a scattered, cryptic style with names and nonsensical phrases, conveying a general health boost motif.
At the Raniva show last week the Meyers entry Undine captured the Clydesdale championship. Attendance declined from last year while colt prices and auction activity were noted. several winners and judges praised the event and exhibitors in attendance.
Shell News Service reports that women attendants at garages are the new feature in major East Coast cities of Japan. A young Japanese woman with her baby is seen at a service station amid the growing acceptance of this innovation.
A historical overview notes Russia may shift from importer to exporter as home wool production expands. It cites five year plan impacts on imports, the role of peasants, and ongoing efforts to improve sheep farming, wool quality, and domestic processing amid adverse geography and transport limitations.
A report recalls the annual ball at the Horsham Agricultural College near the hospital, with Mina Lawson and Arthur Boley as secretaries, praising the successful event and its social impact on the community. The piece also mentions local shopkeepers and political meetings involving the Liberal and People’s Party factions.
The Queensland chief suspestor at aehonls says Australians differ from English in standards of conduct and speech while English tourists remark on British driver courtesy. He notes English restraint and self control are praised, yet Australian drivers reportedly show less tolerance, which may relate to higher road accident rates.
The article discusses modest increases in wool production within the Soviet Union, noting improvements in sheep breeding and the introduction of fine wool stocks. It estimates about four million furq fines of wool and compares progress to Russia's past levels, urging scientific husbandry and potential future export opportunities.
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