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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 17, 1933
Page
4
Prominent medical authorities urge using preventive medicines to maintain health rather than waiting to fall ill. The piece compares paying for doctors to keep you well with fire and life insurance, endorses regular care, and promotes Dr Morse's Indian Root as a cleansing household remedy for stomach liver and kidneys.
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Belalie District Council notes on road repairs from Jamiesons to Bailey, Hawken’s line, and Canowie Road. Officials report rabbits, artichokes spreading, and need for grading. Sympathy offered to Dr Smart and late John Swirl. Financials, fire equipment, and fuel costs discussed with proposed personnel moves and repairs.
Mr McBride of the House of Representatives supported a federal salary rise after opposing it at first. He later funded charitable bodies through district funds, including a £171 gift to Jamestown Hospital via Town Clerk Waismith. The report notes critics and praises as MPs use the funds for local charities.
A reader testimonial claims chronic sciatic and rheumatic pain forced walking aids for 18 months. After a short course of Kruschen Salts the writer says he could throw away the stick and has had no symptoms for years, praising the product's effect on joints and nerves.
John Smart, died at Bela North on November 4 after a long farming and public service life. He was born March 26, 1885, educated at Iden Grove, farmed at Norridger, and later settled on Yongall Estate. He married Smyth of New Sprites on November 24 1879, lived at Belalie North, laid foundation stone for Merocist Church, and supported cricket. Survived by wife, children and 17 grandchildren plus one great grandchild. He was active in public life and church, a steady practical worker, missed by many in the district.
Spalding Tennis Club held a special meeting on November 9 to accept the resignation of secretary Don Marsden. Alex Campbell and Abhy Pahey were appointed joint secretaries and Norman Cook treasurer. The ladies committee listed several members and discussed court improvements and a debate over tidiest wearing shorts pending Lawn Tennis Association ruling.
Belalie North reports no rain this November and only 13 points for October, threatening wheat yields as crops lag and frost risk looms. Moisture remains crucial to reach expected Australian harvests while farm work presses on despite limited rainfall. The Jamestown Male Voice Choir gave an excellent concert on November 7, raising Memorial Trust funds with solo and ensemble performances.
Seasonal poultry problems arise from the poultry tick and round worms as warm weather returns. Ticks persist in stables, hay sheds, and cow barns, making eradication impracticable. To reduce losses, dip new stock before mixing with others and avoid transferring nest boxes or old timber from tick-infested areas.
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