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Newspaper
Laura Standard
Location
Laura, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1915
Page
4
fragmentary text indicates a section for marriage and death notices with pricing per insertion and references to residence and notices. The readable items mention terms like 'MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES' and 'One Insertion' with pricing details for notices.
An advertisement highlights eyesight as essential to life and work, stressing that clear vision enables enjoyment of nature, literature, art, and music. It warns that unnoticed eye strain can cause headaches and fatigue and invites readers to get a candid opinion on whether glasses will relieve their strain from Ginnass and Pank Opticians.
D F Lawrie spoke at the Town Hall on February 25 under the Tasman branch of the Agricultural Board. He urged poultry production as a core farm income, discussed tick fever as a major risk, and outlined export prospects for eggs to Europe and Britain, stressing modern breeding and disease control.
The speaker argued eggs must average two ounces with sturdy shells to survive transit. He blamed thin shells for poor commercial value and urged keeping breeding stock separate from market specimens. A SA loss from bad eggs was about £260,000 yearly. Mr Laurie answered questions on feeding and breeding fowls.
The document outlines reinforcements from the state to Imperial forces including the 4th Light Horse and infantry brigades. It records totals for first and third forces, with 87 officers and 1029 other ranks in the third force, plus 620 other ranks now added to the present reinforcements.
Fragmentary notice warns readers to seek health hints about kidney disease and urges prompt attention. It mentions Mrs Kidd and a Streat Gisduto altered to above, with a postal or public posting to follow. The text references urinary trouble and general weakness as symptoms and alludes to a price-based posting.
The passage argues that imagination strengthens duty by instilling zeal for virtue and healthy horror of evil. It notes the need to do what must be done before what may be done, and includes an imprecise citation about Faumex and other unclear references.
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