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Newspaper
Tambellup Times
Location
Tambellup, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
3
A distressed reader describes chronic backache and nerve pain. Mrs Walsh on Albion Street claims a cure after four years of suffering and recommends Doas's Backache Kidney Pills as the remedy. The notice extols relief and praises the product amid medical afflictions.
Public notice copy summarizes Happy Magazine theme May issue and contributors like Greenwood Crane Biington Binks Xent Comp tom Keiria Wood ward Le Quera and others. It lists stories such as The Man with the Minion Powade by Newman Legacy by Pat Heb and The Red Sarong by BA and Bell. It notes patterns and fashions from Weldon including three-piece outfits for children and home embroidery transfers.
A fragmented passage reflects on studying winter and spring, recalling mastered authors and a writer named Kolfte. It notes a player Rover beating rivals and a writer Kosik Whee burdened by fortune, with musings on diverse styles, teaching, and personal failure.
A British article notes Australians are stereotyped as tea drinkers but recent figures show Australians drink less tea per capita than Britons while consumption of beer per person is high. Data from Mr. O H Wickens shows tea usage rose modestly 1904 to 1923 but remains below England. Americans shift toward beer. Australians average 1.49 gallons per head per year while Britons average 20.67 gallons.
A conference chaired by Mr. J. e Sr Fadans Vistorian discussed dairy supervision and milk handling across 4000 square miles with 235000 cows. Supervisors urged cleaner milking, better utensils washing, and accurate separation to improve cream quality and farm returns while noting varied practices across districts and risks from improper handling.
Sir C H Wickens, Commonwealth Statistician, warned Australia faced reduced productive efficiency after war and reconstruction. He cited droughts since 1914 and price variations, estimating postwar efficiency around 81 to 97 percent of normal in various years. He noted primary production value peaking in 1920-21 at £403.9m, then falling to £346m in 1931-32, with sector declines across agriculture, pastoral pursuits, and manufacturing. He compared material and human capital costs, valuing per person productivity and the cost of raising children to different ages.
A fragmentary report on a journeyman journalist recruited by four papers to cover social events. The piece notes fear of embellishment, avoidance of the word alleged, and a first day misstep due to an absent senior reporter. It mentions Mrs J C Jones as a social figure and describes a reception with guests and a necklace narrative.
A 19th century remedy advertisement promotes Woods Grout Peppermint Cure as a treatment for a hacking cough in children. The claim links peppermint's soothing effects to relief, urging parents to use the preparation for persistent coughs and throat irritation.
The article argues for a disciplined system of farm management based on careful planning and conservative husbandry. It highlights the benefits seen by Wimmera wheat growers who adopted proven methods, maintaining stock and records, preparing for lean years, and comparing costs to neighbors to improve profitability.
The market remains subdued with low spirits as New Zealand and Australian wheat prices drift. Perth supplies meet UK demand, prices rise on limited enquiry, and varied quotes appear for cargoes from 4/9 to 4/23 with some goods carried forward amid uncertain values.
The readable portion shows a game note from The Sun with fragmentary names and a date around June 26, lacking clear teams or outcomes.
The June issue highlights Australian journalism with Western Australian reporting on Mrs Cowan visits, the Silver Chain Movement, and an interview with Mia George Taylor. Includes Lady James gowns, interviews with Mrs Bates and the Never Neverlanders queen, plus practical household pieces, fashion plates, short stories by Ada Cambridge, reviews, and a global fashion and culture mix. Retail price 1/ im 14/6 per binutton, Gordon and Gotch Australasia.
The May period showed persistent rain-bearing systems starting late April, especially heavy in the South-West including Albany with 11.41 inches peak values. Perth had 5.9 inches over three days, while Denmar k and other regions reported deficits or modest gains. Rainfall varied by district, with some wheat areas receiving below average totals and others experiencing above normal moisture, influencing agricultural conditions.
A fragmented notice appears in a business section item with unclear names and entities. The readable elements suggest a fire incident or related alert affecting a local business community and stakeholders. Further readable details are insufficient to identify locations, dates, or responsible organizations.
A notice to advertisers outlines alterations to standing advertisements. The policy states that guarantees cannot be provided unless alterations are received by the publication day and notice of each modification must be given in writing.
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