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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
3
A jumbled inventory lists cream jugs, a Kookaburra sea pattern set, saucers, plates, a 3 set salad set, a 7 piece flower design, a 9/6 tea set, Australian glassware including water jugs honey jars tumblers and a water set, plus large writing pads and pencils. Also mentions toilet paper and lined envelopes with quantity notes.
A fragmented catalog of items including Hurricane Lanterns, enamel colander, aluminum teapots and kettles, Primus staves, bamboo garden rakes, Longlife milk saucepans, aluminum milk jugs, chrome plated cutlery and various spoons forks and tableware with typical prices and quantities, all described in a dated listing style.
A historic overview describes Bang’s disease, its abortion outbreaks in dairy cattle, and the impact on stock and milk production. It traces the discovery by Danish investigator Bang in 1897, notes Brucella abortus as the infectious agent, and outlines transmission, symptoms, fertility issues, and control strategies including vaccination, quarantine, and improved herd management.
A dry report notes Woolstra fabric quality and its limited virtues for warmth, praising cost and creasing issues. It discusses import reliance into Germany and potential impact on wool production countries if Germany’s foreign position improves. The piece cautions against overestimating Woolstra advantages.
An old advertisement promotes Pinkettes laxative pills claiming health benefits from easing constipation and improving digestion. The text touts daily elimination aids and mentions effects on liver and breath. It uses misspellings and odd phrasing typical of vintage drug ads.
The article discusses the lack of evidence for curative injections or minerals to destroy Brucella Abortus in humans and cattle. It notes attempts with injections and minerals show no reliable benefit and warns that any substance effective against the bacteria could be fatal. It mentions experimental results and cites Norman Eat claiming his Gal Valley Jerseys are the only government certified contagious-shorflow-free stock in the Inverell district.
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