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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 24, 1935
Page
3
An early discussion on road sign posting and vandalism describes the rise of signs as vital for guiding travelers through remote forested areas. It notes unmade tracks, narrow passes, and the need for safety signals at crossings, with a call to protect signs and report damage to authorities.
In garage settings advice covers diagnosing car symptoms from medical history like clues. Temporary repairs may be enough. beware faulty get rich quick schemes and costly electrical faults that drain pockets and time.
A fragmented guide explains roadside wheel changes and selecting a trustworthy garage. It stresses not stopping on the roadway, using proper jacking and safety steps, and ensuring the mechanic conducts only agreed work. It warns of hidden charges, misdiagnoses, and the risk of being upsold on unnecessary repairs.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a 19th/early 20th century British anti-noise campaign led by figures such as Shy Hee and Kidiwil, criticizing royal and official support for engine noise. The garbled text references silent technology and proposals to reduce sound, with mentions of public figures and potential policy actions.
Programs listed for STATION 6WF include morning and afternoon segments on May 26 and May 29 with talks by various figures, music performances, religious services, and community notices. The schedule features a mix of concerts, lectures, and entertainment clips, with names and times noted in a fragmented roster.
Eight room dwelling in a high position near Victorious Park suitable for a hospital boarding house or private residence. Will consider exchange for country town property. Hosted by United Press Ltd Perth.
Fragmentary OCR lists a grocer Gorden Matheson Ltd with quality export apples and pricing. Mentions 10 working hours, 27 foot stump nett head ponies, and freight terms. Several names appear including Mr Barker and Skinner, with partial references to pricing per case and freight paid Cass.
A jagged OCR text jumble lists names, dates, and phrases about concerts, performers, and broadcasts. It mentions Stephs, venues, and a format resembling a newspaper page item but with many nonsensical or garbled fragments, lacking coherent events or dates.
Fragmented text appears to be OCR garble about traffic or a legal or civic matter, with names and places unreadable. The readable portion mentions aigenes and authorities but no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
The line appears to be fragmented and does not present a complete news item or clear identifiable facts. Without readable details, a summary cannot be reliably generated.
Weathering damage to vehicles in rain prompted tips on pre cleaning and waxing. Advice covers exterior care, rust prevention, sealing, and careful sealing to avoid cracking, plus cleaning with water and soap. Includes warnings about damaged finishes and the need for durable wax and proper sealing techniques.
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