21 May 1934
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Newspaper
Portland Guardian
Location
Portland, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 21, 1934
Page
1
Fragmentary notice places a surgeon dentist named Thomas at a hotel in Portland. A date is unreadable and a post office or address code appears, with unclear sequence and missing details.
The article discusses planting around the barnyard and paddocks, detailing varieties such as Abutilon Aureume and Japonica, with notes on foliage, sun and shade preferences, and the seasonality of blooms. It mentions Bulion Globous, Buddlea, and Plumeria as notable shrubs, plus guidance on shrub placement for year-round color.
The article outlines defunct plans for clearing woods from Amora and rapid cropping of White Stone and Early Milan varieties. It stresses timely pest and debris removal post harvest, manure readying, and field prep for crops like crepe and chay. It urges prompt harvesting of quash, pulp, and herbs such as thyme marjoram and savory.
The text describes compact farming steps for planting and maintaining roots and greens. It emphasizes timely planting in prepared soil, regular mulching and watering, and careful pruning to promote growth, with details on several crops and varieties mentioned.
An unclear ad describes a cough remedy with many nonsensical phrases and exaggerated cures. It mentions Herenzo or Hernzo, pricing in shillings, and claims of millions sold, urging purchase from a shop or wagon trader.
Fragmentary notices name district agents AMR OLIVER WHITE and others, with references to a monthly meeting and authorized executor. Mentions of Beath, Tewck, North ur Tinllarat, and Beath jury. scattered place names include Portland ME and New South Wales. The text is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
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