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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 17, 1935
Page
10
A professor from Cornail argues cows teach grazing rules. He warns poor grazing causes low yield and manure mismanagement. Recommendations include applying 800 pounds of phosphate per acre every three years and maintaining four inch sward height for rapid growth and regrowth.
The London 200 reports a gray parrot nicknamed Polly Boy loved by visitors for greeting with a kiss and shaking hands, dancing to a tune, and banging its cage bars. At forty plus years old, it has lived with six households and charmed many, even as it imitates only human sounds.
In Burma the people seek protection against many evil spirits through ceremonies and protective measures. Sacred pagodas rely on large carved loxryph guardians, brick and plaster beasts painted in colors, standing twenty to five feet high, to deter intruding spirits despite earthquakes that have damaged some.
Deafness sufferers can now be helped by the All British Standard Aid. Experts diagnose ears and hearing loss before fitting a range of instruments. F C Rein & Sons of London, renowned acoustical instrument makers, act as representatives for Australasia through M R A. Consultation daily at Roome 3334 T G Buildings, Melbourne.
Mr JM Galfour and Mr Balfour address a Woorinen meeting on May 1 about Section 92 of the Commonwealth Constitution. They discuss High Court rulings, potential amendments, and the impact on dried fruits and dairy boards and interstate trade.
An archaic echo describes the ancient city once inhabited as the oldest in the world. The passage recalls Abraham chasing the defeated kings toward Hobab, framing a legendary scene of conquest and travel across antiquity.
Damsecus hau born attacked and de details appear in an early report noting an actress's predicament after an assault. Officials investigate the incident and seek information from witnesses. The brief item outlines the attack location and potential motives under inquiry.
The fragment recalls Saint Paul aided by lowering a basket over a city wall during a daring escape from Aretas. It mentions Damascus 1126 capture by Crumdere, then rapid shifts as Turks and Egyptians rise and fall. By 1840 Turks gain control, two decades later massacre claims thousands, and Demnaseus hosts about 200,000 Pragle residents.
A 1920s view of the League of Nations outlining its structure and aims. It notes member states, the Assembly, the Council, the permanent and auxiliary bodies, and emphasizes disarmament and arbitration as core functions. The piece urges public support to empower governments for world peace.
Science offers ear instruments to aid 90 percent of the deaf with middle ear, catarrh, and nerve troubles. Testing uses whispering tubes to set the correct tone, removing guesswork and avoiding self-testing that could harm delicate ears. Represented by F.C. Rein & Son of London.
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