Lecture on childrens health in family series
The fourth Family series lecture by the University Extension Board at Gaslong discussed children health needs. Miss G Pondred described how sleep, diet, and routines shape growth and adult health, urging regular bedtimes, comfortable beds, fresh air, quiet wind-down, and early light/dark cues to build good sleep habits.
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Gaslong
G. 5
Pondred
Newith
Chidren
E& Sentle
Doan’s Ointment Offers Pile Relief And Skin Aid
Piles cause constant irritation and bleeding affecting daily work. Doan’s Ointment promises relief, antiseptic soothing action, and helps with eczema and itching skin conditions. Apply as directed to wet the treated area for best results.
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Doan
Urgent Firewood Shortage Sparks Government Action
An urgent appeal describes a severe firewood shortage threatening health and war effort. Authorities in Melbourne outline measures to boost production for household use, transport constraints, and government aid to small shippers, urging rapid wood output and appointing supply agents nationwide.
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Lie Boresis’ Commission
Childrey
Craneport
Rane Jnvitoy
Notition Liana
Puc Tawi
Larsuste Commission
Melbourne
Horsham Homing Club Second Race Results
The Horsham Homing Club held its second race of the season from Dimboola. Doug Schmidt blue chequer cock led at 4 minutes, Ron Bennett bar cock followed at 48 minutes, and Frank Pelchen bar cock at 50 minutes.
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Horsham Homng Club
Doug Schmidt
Ron Bennett
Frank Pelchen
Dehydration concerns loom in meat trade report
A clipped, jargon filled summary notes the Food Committee reports on meat dehydration risks and possible preservation methods. It mentions Britain, Australia, Argentina, and the American Food Ministry's stance on dehydrated meat shipments and potential effects on trade and supply lines.
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Fenlinn
Britain
Meirich Ministry of Fouety
Thor
Howe
Sheen
Local Song Recital Draws Friendly Crowd of Visitors
A Saturday event featured readings and a program of songs and solos performed by Misses Dixon, Williams, and others. Attendants included notable locals and visitors, with compositions ranging from ballads to Irish tunes, and remarks by organizers highlighting community support and the cultural value of music. The gathering, held on a Seruirmiy date, showcased talent from Norroarks and Wright counties, with multiple performers and an interval between acts.
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Vonteilw
Norshantie
Farrekiabent
Litong Tiley
Dagrant
Freth
Monsic
Fats
Uecatien
Eversday
Witiversat National
Muaie
Sehibert
Iterprorer
West
Gen
Nam Peel
Autor
Wilfred Sanderson
Lionel Monktou
Iprlione
Olivery Gore
Maisie Dison
Williwins
Tyla
Dersan
Tye
Rieled Hnezona
Haro Usher
Vneltone
Warront Daving
Sassia Dixon
Gilhert
Sullivan
Lia
Charles Simon
Hatton
Mmletster Toad
Mise Williams
Sirs Fe Eawrer
Tors
van A Alle
Rani Synmatherie Neem
Nina Misty
Tha Whstander
Tienes
G Ronnison
Buiner
Elthow
Mic Parky
Nso
Ue Toretinin Osva
Waerackn
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