Melbourne businessman completes long northern Australia tour
Melbourne businessman Mr. B C Cleland returns after a seven month trip north of Queensland. On behalf of Cleland Pty. Ltd. the journey used Little used roads to Townsville then Banana and Rockhampton, highlighting Aboriginal regions, farming life, and the Pine country. The expedition carried shovels axes and equipment for surveying and hunting alligators, aiming to study and report remote areas for Commonwealth Salon.
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Leas
Australia
Melbourna
B.C. Cleland
Behalf Pty. Ltd
Cleland
Commonwealth Salon
Jongsie Tcars
Queensland
Ing Party
Pair
Enantee
Horns
Mulur
Beight
Mt Tex
Townsville
Mt Isa
Rockhampton
Valin
Hinchinbrook
Australis
Athérton Tablelam
Queenan
Tieland Eau
tacAtel
Sera
Fragmentary OCR Note Confuses Names and Events
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Moe Hiterrs and a cadet with unclear actions. It references a rumbling letter and a private confrontation, then a disjointed reply about meeting the ocean. Details are unreadable. no clear event, date, or organization can be confirmed.
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Moe Hiterrs
Robis
Luke
Gurat
Farw curing of bacon and saltpetre guidance
Instructions from the General Bureau on farm curing bacon weigh about 150 pounds per side with salt sugar and saltpetre amounts for every 100 pounds of flesh. Steps include cutting up the carcass after cooling applying a salt sugar and saltpetre mix rolling and tying meat drying and rinsing before final trimming and soaking to produce a milder cured product.
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General Bureau
H. J. Apps
Ealing
Rte
Tneaare
Baeust
Rome
Hamilton
Ty Bet
Home remedy claims cure for catarrhal deafness and deafness
A damaged health notice promotes a home treatment for ear noises and catarrh, claiming constitutional disease causes symptoms. It advertises a “prescription” involving a mint preparation to be taken with hot water, promising relief and restored sense of smell after use. Named chemists and locations are listed as suppliers.
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Audrey Podhal Tom
Catarhal
Rome
Hersham
N.C. McMullin
Barnes
X. M. Howard
Is the Sparrow a Pest in the Orchard Era
The piece argues sparrows are mixed in value, eating insects and aiding fruit tree health, but also harming fruit in wet seasons by nibbling ripening grapes and damaged fruit. It notes sparrows threaten swallows by disturbing nests, prompting consideration of whether their net effect is beneficial or harmful.
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Ivie
LG. Chamiler
Jim
Fisheries and Game Department
Ainoy
Ix Wring
England
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Ostenace
Iuillione
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National Bank of Australasia Limited
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