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Newspaper
Tambellup Times
Location
Tambellup, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
4
Incoherent OCR fragment discusses kidney pain and alleged remedies. Mentions discomfort in the kidney area and back, with references to treatment and possible cures. Contains many garbled words and names, providing no clear facts or identifiable entities.
Directors in London and Melbourne sought high level legal advice on potential liabilities of the Wool Revenue Association, evaluating December 1937 wool stock values and government loan assets. The discussion covered exchange rates, capital reductions, and the impact of the British Government’s settlement on easing realisation charges, with emphasis on the association’s role in wool allocations and auction outcomes for growers.
The article traces the 1922-24 wool year with vast world demand and large Australian stock movements. It notes Dawra’s efforts to form a wool textile trust and the stock liquidation, plus tax questions facing the association. It also covers Dawra’s financial restructuring, capital reductions, and extraordinary meetings to reduce share capital.
Publications received describe The Wide World feature with numerous authors and stories. It highlights portraits by Willer Tittie and star pieces by Lord Balfour Sir A Rider Haggard and D Lieyd George Storey Anmoniers Williams among others. The May number touts translations, travel pictures, and engaging articles for Australian readers.
A fragmented article describes electric range devices marketed for home use, claiming automatic operation, safer cooking, and cleanliness. It touts energy efficiency, modern wiring, and insulated components while touting convenience over traditional methods. The piece hints at a broader push toward electrified kitchens and domestic modernization.
Fragmentary ad style text lists various goods and vendors on Clive Street near Ivwawa ana, mentioning patent leather goods, stray items, and mercery flannels with a call for inspection. Specifics are garbled but indicate a shop offering woolen goods and fabric items with dates or prices partially legible.
A large reward of 200 pounds is offered for information leading to the conviction and imprisonment of anyone stealing sheep in the Katanning region. The notice lists numerous named contacts across Western Australia to supply information, urging prompt communication to authorities including F. S. Thampeda Nirdivh and many others in towns such as Broomehill Katanning Gnowangerup and Kojonup.
The fragment describes a post office directory listing every householder and person in Western Australia, including farmers and station owners, with an alphabetical index of towns and districts. It notes the directory's usefulness for addresses, trades, and residents, highlighting its accuracy and wide demand in 1923.
Fragmentary OCR note lists printing shop terms and wedding invitations. Mentions prices salin factory window cords and a taunner st address. Contains nonsensical phrases and unreadable names, offering a glimpse of an old classifieds page.
The article explains how an electric range heats food directly via resistance coils embedded in the oven walls. Thermostats automatically regulate cooking by cutting current, keeping food moist and evenly cooked. It notes energy efficiency, reduced room heat, and the ability to prepare meals in advance for serving later.
An American experiment station report analyzes garbage feeding for pigs and farm use. Trashed kitchen waste from university sources fed to groups of pigs shows varying gains and costs with barley and tankage supplements.
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