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Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 27, 1929

Page

4

Tractor Troubles Starting Troubles

Tractor owners learn ignition and fuel system checks to diagnose hard starting. Methods include spark plug test, magneto inspection, worn or dirty contact points, loose wiring, and ensuring fuel flow. If starting remains difficult in cold weather, hot water may aid vaporisation, while Fordson buses may suffer water in the commutator requiring cleaning and oil. Expert help advised if issues persist.

O.K Fordson Oe Fordson

Three smokers start anti tobacco crusade after doctor orders

Three inveterate smokers were ordered by the same medical man to cease smoking. They obeyed and launched an anti tobacco crusade, attracting adherents. Months later the doctor himself died, and a specialist advised the first edict should be to cut out the nicotine, Digger.

Modern engines and oils boost car performance

An automotive feature from Vacuum Oil Company explains how higher compression ratios and speeds demand oils with low viscosity, strong oxidation resistance, and minimal evaporation. It highlights Mobil Oil grades designed for high speed, high load cars, and notes ongoing research driving lubricant advances.

Automotive Department of Vacuum Is Company, Pty Plume Motor Spirit Vacuum Oil Company Mobil Mobiloil

Pioneer Bernard Veech Dies at Mountain View

Bernard Veech 60 a renowned West resident, pioneer pastoralist and turf enthusiast, died at Mountain View where he was born. He rode at eight from Wellington to Parramatta, chased by bushrangers, and led a wealth of racing trophies. Survived by widow, five sons including Dr. Brian Veech and Dr. Michael Veech, and five daughters.

Bernard Veech West Mountain View Wellington Eeney Hall Black Rock Truelight City Tattersall Levron Brian Veech Michael Veech

Flying Prince Private Plane Now

The Prince of Wales buys a two seat Gypsy Moth for private flights costing £675. It cruises 83 to 90 mph, is red and blue for the Brigade of Guards Light Aeroplane Club, bears HRH inscribed on the fuselage, and includes duct controls a luggage compartment and a small landing field.

Prince of Wales Brigade of Guards Light Aeroplane Club Hr.eh

Rejuvenation Has its Limitations

A Berlin doctor claims to have rejuvenated 600 people, arguing youth can be regained but only for healthy patients with functioning organs. A Sydney physician counters, saying rejuvenation is limited to specially selected cases and not suitable for the general public. The Schmidt method contrasts with Voronoff grafting, and the piece ends with a humorous nod to Peter Pan.

Br. Schmidt Berlin Sex Reform League Congress London Sydney Schmidt Steinach Peter Pana

Bad Boys Prank Shocks Kent Street Office

Mr W R Coulter, a Kent Street businessman, found his office vandalized and decorated in rainbow colors after a morning intrusion. A frying pan of paint, ink smears, a dead office cat, missing stationery, and an envelope with a taunting fingerprint message were discovered as police rounded up three youths under 14.

W. R. Coulter Kent Street City Prieter Mr. Coulter

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Hudson Essex the Challenger White Way Dalgety & CO. Ltd Neptune Oil Company Cliftons’ Ltd F. K. Woops A.C. Venees & Sons R. G. Allen Neptune Oil Company Limited Sushrangees’ Blunden Flying Prince
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