18 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
1
Professor Foxwell argues that industrial morality is diverse and can be grouped into three main approaches. He notes efficiency as a motive, the risk of universal unfairness, and the tension between large and small firms in ethics. He warns against unchecked domination and warns that big businesses may be prone to deceit without reform.
An English Tommy savors German beer gardens in Cologne as pleasant open air venues with shaded tables, food, music, and orderly service. He notes lack of drink intensity, tasteful surroundings, and the parade of locals and visitors enjoying a relaxed social scene.
Reader letters recount a public hat drive in Adelaide to raise a "Bob for Billy" fund supporting Returned Soldiers and repatriation. The piece lauds Billy Hughes as a national figure and urges Australians to give, framing the act as a tribute to war service and homeland unity.
Treasurer Theodore argues the unemployment bill is Australia’s first step to relief, promoting relief work as essential and giving Governors power to compel high income earners to fund employment or state development projects. The plan targets up to 100 employers initially, expanding if needed, with safeguards for smaller employers. A stray balloon metaphor ends the report.
Australian inventor W M Billings claims eucalyptus bark fibre can replace imports and aid employment. at Footscray's factory he demonstrated twine rope and sacking from bark, with by products, and argues the process promises low cost production, high strength, and full bark utilization. The plan seeks government backing and Returned Soldiers' League development.
The Subordinate Judge at Allahabad admitted X-ray photographs as evidence of age in a dispute over whether a party was under or over 21. Elbow and knee X rays showed cartilage fusion suggesting ages between 14 and 18, with experts concluding a range over 18 and under 19.
The text explains evaporation from soil surface and methods to reduce it by mulching or loosening soil. It describes transpiration as water loss through leaves, with experiments and estimates including wheat barley and a large oak tree. It notes moisture needs and forest growth limits in low rainfall and mentions a naval gun cost context.
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