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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
5
A fragmentary note points to a proposed 15 yard increase in shotgun range tied to a Field Shells load from an apparent supplier. The text is garbled but hints at a product or test name and mentions an attorney and high stakes, though specifics are unclear.
The article discusses headache as a common ailment affecting all ages and conditions, often arising from indigestion, biliousness, constipation, or liver disorders. It warns that heart-focused drugs offer only temporary relief and promotes Br. Moise's Indian Root Pills as the best remedy to address the underlying digestive causes.
A collection of verses including HERALDS OF SPRING and poems about springtime, love, and memory. It blends traditional Australian imagery with lines on duty and war, ending with a note about Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.
Analyzes cityward drift of rural populations and factors driving it. Cites Kostaven, government data, and two main causes: lack of rapid land settlement and labor-saving changes. Argues discontent from farm life and neglect of home comforts as key pull factors toward city living. Emphasizes improving land settlement and home conditions to curb migration.
Practical tips on removing tarspots with coconut oil and a soft rag, then finishing with silk for non greasy shine. Guidance on oil spillage, filling tins through drilled tops, and smooth pouring. Techniques for restoring paint scratches with brass polish sediment and whiting, plus tools and vehicle parts hints.
A car is left unattended with a miniature screwdriver noted. The article mentions the scarce small screws for items like the electric horn and suggests bending a split pin to form a makeshift tool to tighten ends. Strong emphasis on improvised repair methods.
The article discusses that there is no magic in legislation to fix agricultural problems. Farmers must study markets, adjust production, use efficient farming methods, and market products effectively. Jardine, newly appointed U S Secretary of Agriculture, advocates a plan focusing on helping farmers help themselves and mutual aid among NSW producers.
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