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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1942
Page
6
A commentator questions a plan to train women as shed hands, arguing it lacks federal support, raises employment guarantees, and fears misalignment with Australian standards. He warns woolgrowers and governments against premature, unworkable schemes. The commentary calls for practical work guarantees before study.
Wartime conditions demand more sleep for children to support growth and brain development. Experts advise age based sleep hours, quiet home atmosphere, consistent bedtimes, darkened rooms, and appropriate bedding. If sleep problems persist consult a doctor to prevent bad sleep habits.
An old newspaper item reports on a claimed remedy named Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. The piece describes the product and its supposed health benefits, reflecting period advertising language and public interest.
A condensed list of church services for Ashford and surrounding areas on Sunday June 7 including Ashford Church of England morning and evening services at 11 and 7, Dinton Vale and St Augustine’s notices, and Salvation Army activities with daily meeting times and Sunday school sessions.
Agricultural experts and rural community representatives in Sydney welcomed the committee decision to appoint a Director of Programs. The plan links feed and production, aiming to boost dairy output as wheat may be diverted to animal feed. Australian officials noted upcoming steps and possible price support for farmers.
The piece highlights Chiang Kai-shek's emphasis on developing China's air power through the Air Force, the Central Aviation Academy, and the role of the American Volunteer Group in supporting bombing raids against Japanese forces in Burma. It notes annual commencements at Chengtu and Chiang's praise for graduates and their potential as fighters.
The fragment hints at a future possibility tied to Minesse and Sarde, but the text is incomplete. Details such as roles, locations, or events are unavailable, leaving the exact meaning unclear.
A car carrying John Murray Foard of Ballendalla and Miss Bertha Connelly of Middleton was struck by a train at a level crossing near Mitcham. Both occupants died, a passenger sustained a fractured leg and severe shock.
Sydney trading in wheat for export flour was very dull in the local market today. However, a protracted inquiry kept prices unchanged as buyers and sellers showed little movement.
Prices ruled at Sussex Street with board prices for cheese eggs honey potatoes and bacon. Readings show 1 to 3d for cheese 1d for eggs new laid hens 1 dozen, honey 7d per pound, potatoes Tasmanian £1 7s to Victorian 25s per sack.
Prices for wheaten chaff lucerne hay and related feeds quoted in Alexandria market listings. Wheat prices ranged from 6 to 12 pence per stone while lucerne hay and lucerne feed showed implied ranges in the 6 to 11 shillings area.
Alexandria market reports a fluctuating maize price with buyers and sellers noting shifting quotes. Traders observe volatility amid uncertain demand as grain futures edge higher and then pull back.
Garden notes discuss rose varieties and planting techniques including bush and climber types, pruning considerations, and nursery practices. It lists plant names such as Pink Radiance and Comtesse de Susastago, and mentions standard garden procedures for setting roses in good soil with a proper mount to ensure root spread.
A military supplied flying boat piloted by G U Allen landed at Lord Howe Island to aid a critically ill woman Mrs Maud Pavton. Crowds gathered as the aircraft ferried her to Sydney hospital for an operation, marking a historic moment for the island.
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