Norton's Last Stride Schemes Across Sydney Waters
Norton faces credit strain after King’s fall from favor as he backs his mare Striker in the Rosehill Cup. Jimmy Lew hints at a Shanghai opium scheme while Enid seeks news of Alick and Ned Duly, and detectives push to clear Wallace’s name amid a web of Sydney figures and rivalries.
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Norton
Walther
Hitmy Lee
Andy Quilty
Araien
Lenaing
Ranger
Fenew
Euid
Enid
Sydney
Masi Kingis
King
Nortin Mc Wimsatt
Rehn
Kent
Tio
Mwary
Lavuen
I Dent
Reing Duggan
Wallace
Bard
Peachey
Tingwin
Tivgean
Ned Duly
Alt Whatson
Altick Wallace
Kold
Allek
Deail
Rimi
Mason
Wesel
Stanley Madson
Mindah
Alick
Alf Wharton
Maron King
Moonbi
Stan Hudson
Eeril
Ring
Theing
Hudson
Civic Club
Lahitn
Striker Sinker
Stanley Hudson
Rasehill
Tom Tillet
Norm
Striker
Find
Osa Norton
Wil
Grafton
Spiker
Lachlan
Cap
Tukyad
Jimmy
Lew
Chinamuy
Avery
Tee
Shanghai
Wally
Andy
Jimmer
Ber
Eney
Water John
Bundle
Waterjohn
Mundie
Future for HyBEDD maize promises high yield gains
Dr J R McMillan returning from the United States brings advanced maize hybridizing knowledge. Commonwealth Director-General of Agriculture F W Bulcock predicts a brighter future for hybrid maize, claiming 25 percent higher production. Malton College work and official efforts to gather information are cited as progress toward distribution in the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McMillan
Vegetable Seeds Committee
United States
FW. Bulcook
Commonwealth
Ua.a
Bulcock
Malton Collepe
Maine
UBA
Glen Eanes
New Zealand Dairy Methods May Boost Australian Pasture Practice
The report compares New Zealand and Australia dairy efficiency noting higher output per cow and per acre in New Zealand but lower farmer prices. It cites pasture improvement, herd recording, culling, mineral checks, and better grassland management as key factors and urges Australia to adapt pasture and soil practices, herd improvement, and possible central research coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
Dominion
Central Research Council
Colnte
New Zealad
Early Bootleggers and Rum’s Harm to Indians
A distorted report notes that early American settlers warned alcohol harmed natives who drank when able, driving demand for strong spirits. It mentions profit over principle as men supplied rum to expand trade, with references to illicit sales and the spread of liquor among Indigenous communities.
Careful tour of inspection around the room
A terse report notes a careful tour of inspection around the room focusing on objects and conditions, mentioning Ganga of werprina and ciens in passing without clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendom
Ganga
Tempo and America the mirroring of culture and hustle
A reflective essay contrasts American dynamism with English restraint, noting Americans’ zest to engage and laugh at themselves. It cites Sinclair Lewis and Dodsworth, discusses salesmanship, work ethic, and national character, and ends with the idea that climate shapes views of progress and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
America
Sinclair Lewis
Dodsworth
England
Miethoda
Debita
Ike
Bay- Vinette Tetters
Sunspots and Weather Amid Debate on Forecasting Limits
The article surveys reactions to sunspots and their weather effects, noting long range forecasts remain unreliable. It cites National Weather Service views, Air Force research on short range prediction, and meteorologists’ lack of a solid physical basis for long term accuracy. It contrasts rainfall patterns in Australia and the United States during sunspot activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Australia
J.B. Kincer
United States
America
Kinver
Sydney ‘Daily Telegraph
Roll Out the Barrel The Polka's World War I Voyage
Czech composer Jaromir Vejvoda from Prague suburb Vrany published Modranska Polka in 1920 at age 28. The tune gained global fame under many names including Rosamunde Skoda Lasky Jilted Love and Roll Out the Barrel, with royalties earned during and after wartime while Vejvoda ran an inn and led two bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarre
Lili Marlene
Jes Compalh
Jaromir Vejvoda
Theiny Prag
Vrane
Vejvoda
Onis
Que Yasek Zeman
Skoda Lasky
Sobby
Germany
Denmark
Bohemia
U.S
Velvoda
Jibe Witava
Hie
Dog on Telephone Link Surprises Owner in BC
A British Columbia dog owner hoped to speak by phone with his retriever from 60 miles away. The dog answered the volunteer call and was found 9 miles from home. The owner heard the dog’s bark through the line and requested to speak to the dog. A playful mix of words and confusion follows the strange event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Tallina
Poultry Confined to Yard Need Scratching Shed
A poultry keeper notes that fowls kept in confinement with constant feeding lose drive to work for feed. When allowed to roam and scratch, their activity improves. a scratching shed is essential in small yards to prevent idleness and encourage natural foraging.
Best Soil for Poultry Farming in Loamy Soil
A fragmented note discusses soil types for poultry farming, noting that eggs can be produced on various soils though loamy soil at 290 suggests better chick growth and reduced maintenance. It emphasizes soil quality impacts on poultry operations and egg production potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedvy
Manteas
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Ned
Teumom
The
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Queensland
Ron
Les
Jerry
Howe
Beliav
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Lilee
Fin
Tundle
Hard King
Pally
Tre
Dugzan
Lars
Stam
Ken
Ups
Ala
Polly
Ealed
Queenmang
Darline
Milton Peachey
Qeey ‘& Gontbilns
Rovebill
Mason King
Inewesaiol
Melbourne
Wester
Kamters
Waters & Sons
Hansen, Madden & Hendley
Institute of Patent Attorney of Australia
Kinnom House
Street
Malbourne
Prieta Recrutatina
Ty Bradshaw
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