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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1952
Page
3
The text traces how English vocabulary evolved from ancient roots, tracing parsley from Petra to Petersilie, pea from pisum to pease, and spice from species. It explains shifts in warp cast throw and thread, noting how words travel through languages and acquire new senses over centuries.
Ipswich report notes Blackheath colliery Brindumta idled for two days will resume operations today after inspection of working places by the Coal Reference Board chair Mr JA Murray and union representatives.
A rainy day prompts the Buster Gang to brainstorm a charity scrapbooks concert for hospitalized children. They plan posters invites and a dress up show while fitting in time for a scrapbook entry won by Easterly Southerly and Northerly. A zoo visit is skipped as they improvise activities.
A large zoo cage houses twenty monkeys of varied sizes and ages. Three naughty ones named Snatch Scratch and Screech swing to beg for peanuts, provoke each other, and cause a stir as children watch. The keeper eventually frees them but removes the trio to another enclosure.
Cairns Mulgrave Shire Council urged the State to press the Federal Government for compulsory tuberculosis examinations for all ages. They sought provisions for transferring TB patients to sanatoria and noted isolation gaps at Gordon Vale and Cairns Base Hospitals. Cr C A R Harris and Dr C F Evans led the motion, recounting past resistance and urging action.
The article traces ozone origins from the 1775 smell near electrical machines and 19th century experiments by Sehenbein and Andrews. It notes ozone as O3, heavier than oxygen, formed during electrolysis and ozonised air, with remarks on its odor, health effects, and uses. It also references a Queensland Symphony concert and an appeal for support, intertwining science and cultural notes.
Nature Notes discuss the saddle backed jackal in Africa as a clever, fearless predator. It contrasts its bold, tail endangering pursuits with other carnivores, noting its sneaky hunt style, formidable speed, and pack behavior. The piece highlights its opportunistic meals including chickens and calves, and mentions rivals like the sidestied jackal in pursuit during hunts.
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