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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1927
Page
4
A historical piece discusses Empire wireless aims linking Britain and Australia. It notes broadcasts and telephone services may soon bridge continents aiding bush communities and livelihoods, with Lord Northcliffe’s view on free intercommunication guiding development.
The article explains a government plan to reduce the national debt via a sinking fund that retires existing securities and guides future borrowing. It argues sinking fund spending could be used for new works and that the fund supports pricing of securities, improving credit and lowering future interest on loans.
The article discusses Lord Northcliffe's push for world news coverage and empire wireless development. It notes his quick grasp of global affairs and the need for faster wireless communication between Australia and Britain. Sir Granville Syme and others push for formal experiments and miles of cable service to improve public and commercial links.
The passage describes Mr Gerald Marcuse's experiment and its potential influence on similar efforts. It mentions Mr Mareneo and a technical station in IMN Caferham, a telegraphic device intended for reveration in Austra fia, and notes the involvement of the High Commissioner for dnsten Us Bir Oranville Ryrie.
An old advertisement claims Heenro is a cough remedy that mixes with water to yield eight bottles of medicine for coughs colds and flu. It asserts no narcotics and appeals to families and the elderly.
The plan extends Commonwealth support to state debts with a fixed sinking fund. The Commonwealth will contribute £80,400 per coin of debt and 245 for each state, forming a 63 year sinking fund starting July 1 1927. New borrowing determines annual sinking fund costs and improves Australia’s credit and interest savings.
Four weeks after the handover of Io and the federal council at Cydlborn, the Parliament shows exceptionally slow progress. The Labor party appears to avoid national matters and postpone central issues, focusing on municipal affairs and the Ways and Means debate.
An Australian reader recounts life with kidney pain, urinary trouble, and backache relieved after using Doane’s Backache Kidney Pills. The customer cites long lasting relief and urges others with kidney issues to choose the product from local chemists, warning to ensure authenticity.
The Home Office weighs appointing Sir Bernard Dalilebury as lecturer in anatomy and histology at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital. His fame rests on emotional, perceptive methods and meticulous research, earning him both terror among criminals and praise from examiners.
A merchant balks at his ad for raincoats selling half worn stock after a junior staffer uses blunt language. The honest approach draws crowds and the boss relents, allowing the youth to run the department. The tale underscores blunt truth in advertising praised by Mr. Armstrong.
The newspaper publishes the winter timetable via stationmaster J P Beunion. It lists departures from Perth to Albany on weekdays and Saturdays with various times. arrivals at Albany on different days. Albany to Perth departures, and Denmar travel and Lak Moto Coach Service with multiple routes and inconsistent OCR-era times. The schedule includes alternate Saturday services and multiple origins and endpoints with daily, Wednesday, and Saturday patterns.
The notice advertises parcels in Albany District including portions 2192 and 2704 each of 100 acres at 117 per acre with surveys and drainage works. It mentions Crown compensation terms, reserves rights to an eminent domain fee, and outlines parcels under sections V VI and VII with multiple lots and surface fees.
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