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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1936
Page
4
A woman’s first dieting effort reduced weight by 15 pounds using a mineral salty aperient blend sold in stores. The ad claims a half teaspoon dose twice daily helps feel life improve and promotes the product as a safe ideal balance of minerals.
The Farmers and Graziers Co operative Doy reports Dec 19 sale catalogued 9 513 bales from New England Mudgee and Yass regions. Demand remained firm with about 90 percent clearance as Japan Germany and France provided support while Italy lagged. top price 26d for five bales. Breeding grasshoppers spotted north of Young and east of South Australia. English aviators form club to promote novice flying in dual control planes.
Assistant entomologist W L Morgan warns coastal tomato growers face heavy losses if control measures are not adopted as caterpillars destroy blossoms and young fruit. Recommendations include lead arsenate dust or spray with precautions for residue, plus possible Bordeaux mix. Also notes a separate road accident killed two white men and three Punjab Indians, with six Indians injured.
A reader from Sydney, A Greenfield of 188 Oxford Street, praises BLU R and urges trying RUB with a money back guarantee offered by Stoddart and Hayward Ltd. A conference of Federal and state ministers in Australia discussed modifying tick eradication, considering a drive to eliminate ticks, with annual cost near £200,000 and a plan for intensified expenditure.
The Ringing Garden author Mr Dennis offers a rare original book of bird poetry from a Gippsland valley home. Witty prose idylls and verse accompany 40 self portraits of birds in four seasonal groups, praised for beauty and humanity. Published by Angus and Robertson Sydney priced six shillings.
A conference at Grafton examined tick eradication in New South Wales Queensland and the Commonwealth. Over ten years NSW spent £1 076 302 Queensland £191 626 and the Commonwealth £420 388. Debate focused on a large scale dip drive and ongoing 3–4 year funding to save about £200 000 annually once completed.
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