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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1933
Page
4
In New South Wales grain quality lags as milling demand rises. The Department of Agriculture with Plane Mill Association funding buys new equipment to test protein and baking qualities. A protein map may show zones for high or low protein wheat, aiding grading and blending decisions.
A long listing describes Weldon's Bazaar of Children’s Wear with dresses, rompers, and teen girl designs plus boys’ clothes and layette. It also notes home hints, cookery, needlework, and mothercraft features led by Nurse Vincent. Also includes fiction by Dorothy Cunynghame and Life magazine notes on health, housing, and a dog fox incident.
The Davis Cup historic silver bowl and tray have traveled globe for 32 years of sport diplomacy. It notes the cup’s donor Dwight Davis, long travels, wartime disruptions, and multiple ownership shifts among nations led by the United States Australia France and Great Britain with 1901 1910 1914 1919 1920 dates referenced. The piece highlights the cup’s design value recovery efforts and proposed engraving table by Mr Davis. It ends with unrelated royal garden party and Gippsland ducks incidents.
Pith Bam and Badgery Ltd report a strong market opening with modest demand decline. Prices ranged with first quality pelts at 82 to 86 pence, greasy skins at 38 pence, and best hare pelts up to 6 shillings 6 pence. Next sale of marsupial and fox skins slated for the 26th instant.
A masked man hurled two bricks wrapped in a newspaper through the large glass of the Commonwealth Bank in Martin Place. He was restrained by bystanders until police arrived at Central Police Station where he was charged. Bank staff paid for a cafe rent to calm the crowd as the suspect complained of hunger.
A village tale tells of a wife of a wiefish labourer who used a liniment for rheumatic pains and hair growth. The barber, after advice, created a patent remedy and began selling it as a main remover. One of the syndicate financiers is Dirt Redding, steward in Balranald, tied to the venture.
An unusual ad notes a special piano offer labeled for the children’s sake. The fragment hints at a promotional event with limited details and a purchase incentive surrounding a keyboard instrument.
Market notes show wool prices firm with merino scarce and leather prices mixed as Australian buyers report strong competition at Sydney auctions. Cattle at Flemington show small yarding and firm prices across all categories. A separate tragedy recounts a summer school boating accident near Argent, France, where twelve boys and a priest drowned after a boat overturn.
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