Autumn Tints Fitzroy Falls Old Time Ovens Battle of Life Not in Stock
Will Carter’s Autumn Tints chronicles Fitzroy Falls and nearby routes from Miss Vale to Nowra via Garry Mountain and Kangaroo Valley. The piece moves from spring to autumn as leaves turn gold and brown, noting the journey’s scenic rural highway and the dramatic fall colors.
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Fitzroy Falls
Will Carter
Furth
Miss Vale
Ar Ray
Nowra
Newnes Oil Prospects Prompt Oil Development Plans
A Lithgow message reports National Oil Pty Ltd intends to accelerate shale oil development at Newnes and Clow Alie with early hiring growth tied to mine expansion. Water boring tests planned at Glen Alive, with water found expected in substantial quantities. Past 1911-1920 outputs included 25,260,000 gallons of crude oil and products. trial operations on Cupertee Newnes yielded crude oil and naphtha.
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Lithgow
National Oil Pty., Ltd
Temple
Newnes
Clow
Shui
Glen Alive
Penrith
Hetween
Jay Lle
Newnow
Cupertee- Newnes
Betwesvember
Wim
Tome
Not a Fat or Thin Person in Nutrition Debate
A discussion on nutrition and its impact on mother and child highlights that nutrition is about the body’s state and health signs, not body size. The article notes 200 Baby Health Centres in NSW offering guidance to mothers and stresses education to reduce infant mortality through proper feeding and care.
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Pressme
Cithoert
Nwect
Hw Wort
Nsw
Jung
Australian bush ovens and life lessons from home improvisation
The article recalls early bush life with improvised ovens using oil drums and bricks, describing how cooks used fire to heat and bake in open spaces. It shifts to a comic note about quarrels with neighbors in Drake Street and recalls candle and soap making, then discusses motherhood and nutrition, highlighting a Sydney training home for mothercraft nurses and a drop in infant illness rates amid urban density.
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Husgotal
Wiyeluse
Sydney
Buckjumping Fatality Ends Rider’s Performance
Willim Williams a buckjumper rider from Wyalong was thrown from a horse at Wagga during Thorpe McConville’s title show and suffered a neck injury. He later died after being admitted to hospital as he was kicked in the neck following a struggle with the horse and after a recent visit by Tich to Wallington.
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Willim Williams
Wyalong
Wagga
Thorpe McConville
Ater Williams
Tich
Wallington
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