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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
4
The committee meets on the first Monday of each month from April to September at 7 30 p m and October to March at 7 p m for business. Every person is asked to become a subscriber as the institute serves the public good and deserves support.
The secretary asks how to rid fowls of fleas that bury in the skin and combs. Inspector Loxton notes the Stickfast Flea affects poultry and other birds, with life stages in about four weeks. Oil such as neatsfoot, castor, or linseed applied to affected areas weekly, plus confining birds to clean yards and regular disposal of droppings. cement floors aid sanitation.
A collection of light anecdotes and quips about marriage gender roles and social habits presented as short jokes. The humor centers on wives husbands professors captains and waiters, with punchlines about last words, money, and daily life. The piece resembles a dated humor column.
Printed and published by the proprietor L M W Judell every Friday morning at the Review Office in Jamestown. The notice records the publication schedule and location for the local newspaper.
The Bank of New South Wales warns that closer settlement faces large difficulties and warns against overoptimism. It contrasts private subdivision with state schemes, notes losses in soldier settlements, and urges cautious expansion through smaller farms and better scientific farming methods.
A reader letter laments Fifth Street filth and street repair issues in Gladstone while praising council efforts funded by ratepayers. The writer urges district council elections next month to elect a councillor who will push for a town wide clean up and accountability for spent funds.
A railway gang foreman finds a worker asleep in a hedge and teases him. He jokes that as long as he sleeps the man has a job, but when he wakes up he will be out of work.
A compact excerpt lists years from 1881 to 1939 with scattered figures and rainfall notes. It appears to be a weather data snippet showing monthly or annual rainfall readings alongside miscellaneous codes and numbers for multiple years. The readable content centers on rainfall measurements and calendar references.
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