Interim board debates and a farmer’s plea for aid
A comic council scene unfolds as an Interim Subdivisional Land Settlement Annual Instalment Adjustment Advisory Board discusses arrears of 1413 pounds 2 shillings and a bankrupt farm. Bill Commoncave pleads hardship amid limited powers while the chairman hints at possible recommendations and ministerial approval.
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Commoncove
Flinders Lane Agriculuraliste
Royal Geographical Ety
Snakes-and- Ladders Fellowship
Executive Council
Qrhst
Marr
Jead
Commoncave
Garden Seed Schedule For A Frugal Farmer
A farmer notes a practical planting list including Low Bread Beans Peas English Wonder early cabbage lettuce and radish spinach prickly onions Oderleaf brown turnip mustard and cress. The message emphasizes using stable manure to improve soil fertility without shortening the growing season.
Keeper Bowled The History Of Test Cricket Bristles
The Australian Journal notes how W E Midwinter played for both Australia and England in the eighties and into 1882-83. It recalls Ovals tall score of 551 in 1884 and a humorous wagging of pads by Lyttleton, who took 4 for 19 with underarm bowling. It contrasts past enterprising captains with modern fielding.
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England
Australia
Engli
the Oval
Lyttleton
Ames
Bradman
Chipperfield
Can a woman love two men at once yes says reader
A Penny Paper readers debate if a woman can love two men simultaneously. The prize-winning letter argues yes, noting some women can love more than one due to complex, multifaceted personalities and the richness of experience. It compares loving people to admiring nature, urging broader self-fulfillment. The issue promotes The New Idea magazine at 3d.
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Ako
Australia
Cheap Motoring and Historic Cricket Echoes in England
The article notes a Humber-Snipe using coal gas in the Royal Automobile Club's 1000 mile rally costing £11 4s for the run. It recalls 1882 cricket at the Oval with Spofforth and Barnes, praising Barnes as a top bowler, and discusses Blackham and Oldfield as wicketkeepers, plus a remark on Oldfield's rare first four innings with Chapman's 1928-29 tour side.
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Wen
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Utica
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Hill
I Armstrong
Farmers
Arms Hotel
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Austral
Finn
Mephistophelian
Cotter
Gregory
M Donald
Brearley
Blackham
Oldfield
Chapman
Great Peppermint Cure Ad Warnings of Danger
The jumbled text hints at a warning about danger and the need for safety. It mentions an ominous red light and peril ahead, urging caution and the purchase of a product named Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy or preventive measure.
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