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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
8
An article discusses farmer Budhote’s long use of superphosphates from Lent to two hundred acres, noting heavy applications and favorable loamy soil responses. It cites average yields, cost considerations, and the local practice impacting tilth and ground condition in the Cullen Valley region.
The report describes plague control using quills and bait formulations, mentions a Geelong resident linked to trapping, and notes public health measures. It also details a proposed water supply scheme for Balmoral with a Glenelg River pump and a 29,000 gallon tank, estimating a cost of £248 along with related civic discussions.
Readers see a discussion of a cooperative system in Australia tied to the Victorian Wheat Growers Association. The piece notes rising market momentum and a large share of wheat funneled through cooperative export entities, with concerns over lender influence and growing consolidation affecting farmers’ control and prices.
A garbled historical note references indigestion remedies and medical terms with scattered names and places. The legible bits mention a remedy approach and a sequence of unclear actions, suggesting a medical or folk treatment discussed in a newspaper item.
An editor notes a visiting practitioner W E Thomas offering a new dental system claimed to fit artificial teeth in one visit. Testimonials tout painless extractions and high satisfaction with plates that stay in place, promising seven years guaranteed and renewed health via improved digestion.
A local advert touts a powerful salve named cFigimy the Armnite for broken crockery repairs. The note claims the cream eases damage and costs a substantial price in old currency terms, with several shop names listed in the blotchy text.
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