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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1938
Page
9
Womens wool fancy tweed skirts with pleats and button tabs, Lowel tag. childrens fancy pawn and grey tweed coats fully lined with pockets and belts. blouses and bloomers in various shades. ladies fleece and plannelette nightdresses embroidered in pink white and blue.
Three young women from Tasmania plan an 8000 mile three month road journey across the central USbealia, from Brisbane to Sydney, following the Baren and Wills route to Caimonweal then through Jarvis Bares to Alice Springs, with Mrs H Thomas leading the party and a diary kept by Miss J Parsons.
A fragmented retrospective discusses actress Alice Brady as consistently original across decades. The piece blends memory, stage and cinema references, noting her influence and distinctive style within American film culture.
The Financial Editor notes manufacturers complain that wool substitutes enter Australia duty free due to tariff anomalies. A 19 year push seeks reclassification to curb competition from artificial fibres, with calls at the International Wool Conference for a streamlined tariff system and broader protection.
Fragmented OCR text discusses 10 000 free books and methods to earn three per week. Mentions authors and readers, with unclear context about publishing, careers, and a potential foundation. Includes stray names and disjointed phrases.
Mrs Glencross replies to editor and Housewives Association defending dairy farmers amid price tensions. She cites experiences visiting over 150 farms in the United States and notes both poorly and well run dairies, arguing a misbalance between producer and consumer costs and that reform is needed without harming consumers.
A horse died after reportedly rolling onto a broken bottle in camp. Initial clues suggested foul play, but later findings indicated the animal had contact with broken glass while rolling, causing a fatal puncture wound. Police investigated the incident.
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