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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1937
Page
2
A reader testimonial credits Kruschen Salts with curing years of indigestion and near constant sleepless nights. After starting a daily dose, the subject reports rapid relief, restored sleep, and the ability to eat anything without discomfort. The ad touts Kruschen as a six-salt formula boosting liver and kidney function for internal cleanliness and blood purity.
Texas A grade defeated Ashford 2-0 at Ashford on Saturday. Yetman B grade beat Texas at Texas 2-0. Town beautification notice confirms a grant of 100 pounds for Avon Street ornamentation.
A nutrition authority argues most people eat an imbalanced diet lacking in certain nutrients. The text lists the six essentials water carbohydrates fats proteins minerals and vitamins and offers guidance on portions and food choices for breakfast and lunch to balance daily intake with emphasis on dairy meat eggs fruit vegetables and wholemeal breads.
At a Monday meeting Warwick City Council agreed to join the South Eastern Downs Loan Authorities Association in paying a uniform bonus of 12 shillings sixpence per dingo scalp, including government subsidy, to curb the dingo menace. A certificate from the property owner is required to guard against exploitation.
The St. Mark's Young Men's Club held a recreation themed meeting with cards ping pong and deck tennis. A special meeting was called for tonight for all past and present members to attend to discuss important future club activities.
Milk soup for breakfast and a balanced dinner outline one protein, two starches, vegetables, and fruit salad or custard. The piece urges Queensland households to adopt a well balanced Australian diet to build a strong race and keep pace with the civilised world.
Warwick City Council revived the sewerage issue at Monday’s meeting. It accepted an offer from Brisbane engineer A E Frew to discuss the scheme at no cost, noting Frew’s experience on NSW schemes and his access to city plans. Debate focused on potential costs, timing, and the need to improve water purification alongside any sewer plan.
A departmental note summarizes CSIR findings on mint weed, noting its confinement to black soils in northern New South Wales and Darling Downs Queensland. It links mint weed spread to overgrazed stock routes, selective grazing, and poor reestablishment after grazing, urging rest and controlled traffic to let grasses reclaim land.
Melbourne Chief Secretary Bailey announced the construction of a specialist institution for sex offenders, to begin next financial year. The facility will hold about 50 inmates, cost around £10,000, and be built in secluded surroundings about 15 miles from the city near Heidelberg. The report by Director of Mental Hygiene Dr. G Atarinch informed the planning, with aldermen debating sewerage costs and engineer bids, including Ald Evans backing a free offer and Mayor and other officials weighing the financial implications.
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