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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1932
Page
3
A fragmented medical piece discusses digestion and nutrition, warning that disease of the stomach and organs of digestion leads to poor nutrient absorption and weakened strength. It cites remedies and cautions from Dr Moree’s Indian cure and related guidance on digestion, liver function, and kidney health.
The Yallaroo Shire Council held a special meeting to appoint a president and address road works on Gruman road and Cradon-Bauth's property. Members chaired by President Cr Houston attended along with councillors Whiteman Taylor Daley and others. Topics included stock movement, road widening, and public works with discussions on compulsory permits and railway concerns.
The article analyzes a wool industry issue amid surplus sheep including ewes and wethers, noting large numbers in Australia and New South Wales. It discusses aging stock, low wool demand, and price pressures, with comments on pasture, feed, and the risks of disease and taxation. It examines disposal options, auction prospects, and the impact on farmers' livelihoods in a shifting market.
An elderly mountaineer recalls long treks and a vanished world as he strides through Pitt Street Sydney. The piece blends memory with landscape imagery, reflecting on youth, nature, and the pull of old upcountry paths amid urban bustle.
A nurse named Lihilly A ue gasen contested a Richmond hospital workers compensation claim. The commission found the illness arose in part from hospital work and awarded partial benefits, amid testimony from medical witnesses and specialists. The judge noted complex causation and the possibility of an infection linked to hospital duties. The decision upheld a partial payment of compensation starting May 1st.
A legislative discussion centered on meat disposal and pricing under the Meat Bill. A.W. Trethewan testified on deadlines and process, while a committee proposal sought a recommended group and broader oversight. Debate touched on producer payment and state aims, with committee members Lyons Matheny and others named.
A sensational Canberra Times and Labor Daily report describes a gravely disturbing scene at a child's burial in which a grieving father and relatives stood by as mourners listened to a vicarage speech. Police presence and a tense mood marked the ceremony while reporters imply censorship and public decency concerns.
The LHBBA Blue Star motor cycle with side-car broke the world hour record at Brooklands covering 1020 miles in 34 hours at an average speed of 83 mph. The previous record stood ten years, set in September 1920, with the BBA Gull ridden by Mestre Brewster and Dusek. The engine ran cleanly within weight limits and the team credited the performance to careful setup and steady pacing. Bennett and Wood Ltd promote 18.4 motor cycles and the Speed Star evolis marque.
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