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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1933
Page
4
The article explains digestion as key to nutrition and warns that improper eating, fatigue, and worry disrupt digestion leading to constipation and liver burden. It promotes Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a safe, reliable stomach remedy improving digestion, bowels, liver, kidneys, and blood health.
A collage of quips and vignettes on fashion, humor, sports, and everyday life. Notes on moon phases, lingerie, cycling in Britain, relationships, and witty exchanges mix with social observations and light satire. Read as a playful, period-voice snapshot.
Vacuum Oil Company reports Guinea Airways Junkers W 34 VH UOX carried 19 500 lb payload from Salamaua to Wau in 11 return trips. Pilot J Jukes flew 10 hours with engine running, 22 takeoffs and landings, 6 000 ft climbs, average return 40 minutes.
A large crowd from Jamestown Wirrabara Caltowie Port Pirie Georgetown Laura Gladstone and Crystal Brook attended the Northern Areas Association grand ball in Gladstone. Festivities featured themed decorations, music by Jamestown Orchestra and trophies presented by President T Nancarrow with thanks to the social club and local helpers.
A 61 year old man describes a decade free of rheumatism after starting Kruschen Salts following a severe rheumatic fever. He notes inability to button his collar, later improved with the remedy, claiming uric acid crystals dissolved and flushed from his system when used in small daily doses.
The Yongala Speed Coursing meeting held September 19 after August rain featured fast heats and tight finishes. Winners included Manatoon Lad and Colin Again in the Speed Cup heats, Myall Queen and Welcome Moments in the second heat, with Sunny Boy dominant in both hurdles and consolation events.
Florida groves suffered insect pest damage to oranges and grapes, prompting a California supply of over 20 000 lady birds flown in by plane. An aviation enthusiast quipped that Noah would use an aeroplane for his Ark if he lived today.
A 200 strong party toured Kangarilla to Meadows and McLaren Flat to view a new road method. Commissioner I V Fleming explained a six inch loose gravel surface, scarified and consolidated, costs 600 pounds per mile vs 2000 for bitumen and lowers yearly maintenance to 30 pounds per mile.
On Saturday September 23 the second aggregate points trophy finished with a handicap stroke event won by B Humphris and L Carthew. L Keen won A grade, T Mansfield B grade, and H R Clark the ladies. Season champions include H B Mayfield and I Thomson for the club, with multiple named players across A and B grades and numerous ladies earning top positions.
Crystal Brook Ladies Guild bid farewell to Mrs H L Plush before her departure for Gladstone. Rev Norman Lade spoke for the child members, with gifts from Mesdames M Weston and M Davidson. A competition was won by Mesdames T L Kelly and J Wood. Croquet ladies then presented a small token of remembrance at Mrs J Forgan’s residence.
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