Minister Considers Investigation Of Cancer Claim From Country Resident
The Minster for Health Flo Bluous said a country man claimed to have found a cancer treatment for stock and aWay to cure human cancer. An investigation is recommended by the Director General of Public Health and involves veterinary expert review and medical testing.
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Minster For Health
Flo Bluous
Director General of Public Wealth
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Fol
Emansa
Layien
Fitzamons
Threelore General of Public Health
Fitzsimons
Minster For Agriculture
Main
Department of Agriculture
Veterasiry
Warning to growers on licensed farm produce agents
The Department of Agriculture warns growers about unlicensed farm produce agents and lists licensed agents with addresses. Licenses are required under the Farm Produce Agents Act 1926 32 and bonds must be filed with the Registrar before licensing. The department will act against unlicensed agents to protect growers from defaults.
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Department of Agriculture
Ito
Bonan
G.P.O
Sydney
Fann Produce Agents
Carnera Knocked Out by Louis in Comeback Bid
Primo Carnera suffered a brutal defeat as Joe Louis floored him three times in the sixth round. Louis won by technical knockout as 170000 spectators watched, with a gate reported at an unspecified sum.
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New York
Primo Carnera
Joe Louis
Carnera
Louis
Gollarm
Riverina wheat acreage under cultivation estimated
It is estimated that Li4l4iu acres of wheat will be cultivated in Riverlog during the season. Total land under cultivation reaches 37.2 percent higher than last year, with extensive areas in Coolamon Finley Merriwagen and other towns.
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Coulamon
Kvagea
Old Jone
Atu
Lockhart
Grong Greeg
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Goolgowl
Boree Crock
Matong
Uranguinty
Clover Growth Through Soil Fertility and Acidity
The text discusses soil fertility and acidity as key to establishing clover in paspalum pastures. It notes that suitable soil or liming is needed, and recommends ploughing old matted paddocks to promote white clover, with extra seed of red and white clover and top dressing of superphosphate for best results.
Railway Costs A NSW Award Covers Trades Workers
A judge's award in the Federal Archi... outlines costs for NSW railways and trade workers. It specifies a cost of about £10,000 a year and covers various unions including Amalgamated Engineers and Federated Moulders.
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Nsw
Drake-Brookuano
Cove
Amalgamated Enginerrrie Tite Lon
Agetralusian Society of Kneiner Ss
Dbvekerichs Solea
Federated Moulders
Atstrakhian Railways Union
Sinsmetal Workers
Inquest Law Reform Proposed by Minister for Justice
The minister proposes amendments to the inquest law to reflect current conditions. He argues the present framework is outdated and calls for greater coroner powers to proceed when part of a body is shown, indicating a death.
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Nelle Menu
Lve Ganda
Dairymen urged to use drenches for cattle disease
The article notes stock owners are urged to administer drenches to cows around calving and during suspected infections. It criticizes the lack of details on drench composition and target ailments, and explains that high lick intake is unlikely when young grass follows rain, complicating worm control despite experiments by the Department of Agriculture with various drugs fed to stock.
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Department of Agriculture
A W U Holds Neutral Course in Lang Labor Split
The Australian Workers' Union executive council on Tuesday affirmed neutrality in the Lang Labor faction fight in New South Wales. It referred a motion to affiliate the State branch with Lang Labour to the next annual convention and pledged no part in faction activities. The meeting urged opposition to mining federation cover and supported shorter hours to address unemployment caused by machinery.
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The
Australian Workers’ Union
Latur
New Soul Walls
Councy
Lang Labour Party
Lyons
Scullin
Gallongh
Te Minera’ Federation
Minoers
Metaliferous
Minera
A.W.U
A.W U
Bushman's Plight Reveals Malcolm Graham's Fortitude
Malcolm Graham of Upper Richmond endured a severe accident while timber-getting on Saturday. Struck by a heavy log at 9 pm he crawled 20 yards for a rope and used split timber to fashion a makeshift sprint tied from knee to thigh. He reached Kyogle hospital by 3 pm Sunday after an arduous trek through rough country.
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Malcolm Grahan
Richmond
Kyogle Hospital
Graham
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