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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1937
Page
4
A fragmentary report recounts a newborn's life cut short after birth amid a grim hospital scene. Nurses fight to save the infant as it develops severe complications and a long struggle ensues. The text, though garbled, references hospital names, patient care, and a contentious event surrounding a mother's aftermath.
An Australian mother testimonials Arnotts Milk Arrowroot Biscuits aiding infant growth. Cases include Trevor William growing from six to strewn months, Mary aged seven months gaining weight after using Arrowroot biscuits, and Frederick Robert thriving after continued use. The letter praises Arrowroot as digestible nutritious food aiding milk supply and child development.
An age old school nutrition piece argues milk is the best daily element for students. It emphasizes milk’s high protein fat and water content, noting milk supports growth and energy. The article praises milk as the sole easily digestible beverage for schoolchildren and urges continued use in school meals.
Investigation suggests Australian boys in industrial suburbs exceed English peers in height and weight. Arts and public schools noted for favorable conditions. Arnott's Arrowfoot Biscuits are given to older children as a life food and energy complement during school meals. A farm appeal highlights the biscuit’s role in sustaining energy for study and play.
A chaotic scene aboard a ship near Cornwall unfolds as passengers and crew react to weather and voyage alarms. Dick, a wary passenger, climbs the deck stairs while a blurred conversation hints at an impending incident. Mare or mist and distant stars set a tense, unsettled mood. Dick meets Kinahan on the steps, exchanging puzzled remarks about the voyage and destination as the sea and sky darken.
Furracabad Younger Set promotes North and North-West Better Communication League support. They stage a dance raising funds for Glen Innes district quota toward organising expenses, forwarding 2/2 via Mr W J Wilson to the zone fund. Wilson praises youth effort and cites railway links as vital for inter-district trade and quick access to markets.
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