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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 01, 1933
Page
7
An advertisement promotes Br. Meresc's Individual Rock Pills claiming quick restoration of the liver and bowels. It asserts systemic healing through strengthened digestion and improved blood flow, touting prompt, direct action.
An American engineer Walter Arnold Rukeyser describes in Working for the Soviets how the OGPU operates across Soviet Russia. The text portrays pervasive surveillance and coercive interrogation used to enforce state ideology, highlighting ubiquitous agents and the brutal tactics aimed at extracting confessions.
The Inverell branch notes a discussion on wool costs and a proposed white paint plan for stock trucks. Key attendees include H K Bucknell in the chair with R Morell J Chisholm Belfield Bour and others. Funds totaling £176 were raised for Mr Janes visit with £18 still outstanding.
At the United Pure Bred Dairy and Breeders Association meeting NSW officials reported growth in recorded cows from 11 820 in 1914 25 to 54 170 in 1931 32. Rich mond River district led with 14 491 cows tested, Jersey breeds remained most numerous, and records set include Wagon Gladys delivering a milk yield of 1 720 316 lb and fat output figures for several breeds.
A fragmentary report describes broker tensions and wage expectations. It notes brokers faced losses as profits dwindled and prices urged reductions. The piece highlights public and official reactions and calls for orderly solutions amid market pressure.
Chisholm urged Rolney Commissioners to limit stock truck tops to white to cut interior temperatures by about 10 degrees, aiding stock handling. Trucks currently whitewashed cheaply, with debate continuing on details as meeting ends without final decision. Authorities reviewed related costs and potential benefits.
An 19th century advertisement touts Woods peppermint remedy as a universal cough and cold cure. The copy emphasizes quick relief and easy use, urging households to stock the remedy during winter illnesses.
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