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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1944
Page
4
Robertson Ltd Sydney press worker W H Mather explains in 120 pages the wool industry from farm to factory in plain language. The book exposes price practices harming 90,000 wool growers, many small. It argues how synthetic fibres threaten prices and promises national growth.
For sale trees flowering shrubs at one pound each. Includes Abel Tree Honey Locust Carob Bean Jacaranda Pencil Pine Eucalypts Cypresses Watt les Kurrajongs Poplars Silky Oak English Oak Camphor Laurel Olives Palms Crepe Myrtle and many shrubs creepers and hedge plants. List on application to Headmaster Scone District Rural School.
A Ford report describes soya beans as a transformative force in industry and nutrition. It notes soya's high protein value, potential as meat substitute, and use in an Army car prototype where parts are sourced from soya materials. The piece frames Henry Ford's goal of linking agriculture and industry via new plant-based fibers.
A compact exploration of Nile myth and science from early beliefs in Hapi and Isis to modern understanding. It traces river worship, inundation festivals, and priestly wealth, then shift to exploration revealing source lakes and the Blue and White Nile joining at Lake Albert, forming a 2750 mile Northward river.
A humorous mocked advertisement portrays King Canute failing to halt waves and his slaves, contrasted with Woods bold relief claim. The verse touts Woods Great Peppermint Cure as superior for pain relief and comfort, implying magical capability.
The final catalogue released after appraisement on Monday last reflects a selection of early shorn wools chiefly from far western New South Wales. Included are scratching and lambs wool plus scoured skin wools, with chips shorter in staple, thinner, and dusty due to dry seasonal conditions.
Edwin McArthur and Eugene Ormandy urge Australia to back home grown musicians rather than rely on foreign stars. They note war opens chances for US artists but stress developing native talent with local opportunities will secure a thriving national music culture.
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