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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 17, 1935
Page
4
An instructional note extols internal cleansing to improve skin, arguing external treatments fail for rash and pimples. It promotes Dr Morse's Todolin Root Pill as a superior method, stating the natural root-based formula cleanses the stomach and digestive organs to prevent skin eruptions.
Printed and published by the Pro- Drietor L M W Indell every Friday morning at the Review OF foe Jamestown.
Belalie North notes a warm Sunday School anniversary with two addresses by Rev Dickson and Mr Thomas. Miss Ada Cummings supplied dahlia flowers for church decor and supper tables, while pupils performed, recited, and played music. Attendance prizes awarded. officers reported a £5 2 balance after receipts of £9 8 10 and expenses of £4 6 11.
May 2 death at Kapaa marks end of Jamestown’s early pioneer era. Ellen Helena Axford born December 1 1845 in Trate Cornwall England, moved to South Australia at age one with parents James and Mary Nethridge aboard the Aboakir. Married Thomas Peter Axford in 1865, lived in Moonta then Jamestown where they ran a business and served as Methodist pillars. She was Mayoress during church work, later lived in Keith and Adelaide, suffered a fall at Kapunda, funeral at Jamestown cemetery with pastor Rev Darcy Tickson praising her church service. Survived by son Thomas, three grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Care guidance for premature infants under five pounds emphasizing warmth feeding hygiene and infection control. Recommends breast milk if possible heat retention clothing and a simple improvised incubator with hot water bags. Weigh the infant regularly monitor growth and transition to regular baths and clothing as strength returns.
District Agricultural Instructor EL reports steady feed growth across sown pastures and paddocks aided by light showers. He notes shattering in Northern wheat prior to harvest, rapid germination in stubble, and improving conditions in western light soils and eastern foothills. Final cultivation of tallows now emphasized as showers aid seeding progress.
North-Eastern union rally held in Jamestown from May 4 to 6 with district societies Hallett Spalding Jamestown and Terowie among adherents from Adelaide Burra and Port Pirie. Events included children’s program Sowing and Reaping, talks by M H Thoman and W E Bottrill, evening item The Quest of Life, lantern slides, and a quiz among junior societies. Sunday services involved six churches and Salvation Army with Adelaide visitors. A picnic at Bundaleer Springs followed, with sport and autumn scenery noted.
William Napper, Belalie farmer and draught horse breeder, has a remarkable legacy with the mare Flirt who lived to 26 and produced sixteen draught stock over 26 years. His son Len and the Napper show wins at Jamestown underline quality, while Professor Perkins notes Napper’s long faith in draught horses amid tractor fears.
Saturday play produced mixed scores led by J A Page 93 25 68 and R Thompson 84 12 72. Several ladies participated with notable scores including Miss B Creber 66 and Mrs J Roberts 102. Other entrants: A Masters 92 18 75, G Thomson 77, J Taylor 80, N Campbell 82.
Following the amalgamation of the Areas Commission of the Coglin and Yongala District Council to form the Peterborough District Council a writ is served on the Attorney General by Browne Rymill and Star Eng solicitors of Adelaide for the Yongala District Council. The action contests the proclamation affecting the council areas as invalid and follows discontent with the amalgamation.
Over 90 guests gathered at Be lalie East Hall on May 4 to surprise Miss Rena Napper daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Napper Belalie East The event featured dancing games and competitions with prizes to Miss Jean Cummings and Maxine O’Rielly and presents for the guest of honor A two storey cake by Mrs Cummings and a speech by Mr James Otlfiilen marked the coming of age gesture The party concluded with a rendition of For She’s a Jolly Good Fellow.
Effie Audrey Moulden youngest daughter of E. E. Moulden of Adelaide married Frank Herde youngest son of F. H. Herde of Jamestown at St Mary Magdalene's Church Adelaide officiated by Rev J Hardingham Bride given away by eldest brother H. W. Moulden in ivory ring velvet gown with lace and tulle train bridesmaids L. McLay and Margaret Prider in green velvet gowns reception at Lavender Gardens couple leave for South-East honeymoon in navy and white attire with fur accessory
A fragmented weather record lists rainfall figures and dates from March to 1931. The piece shows numerical rainfall values, year annotations, and partial month labels, indicating a historical rainfall survey with sporadic legible data points.
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