For the cause that lacks assistance and the good we do
A brief reflection notes a concern for the lacking aid, the right response to resistance, and a forward look toward future helpful deeds, marking a date of Tuesday July 7.
07 Jul 1925
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
1
A brief reflection notes a concern for the lacking aid, the right response to resistance, and a forward look toward future helpful deeds, marking a date of Tuesday July 7.
The Industrial Outlook warns of a major upheaval as tenants refuse, unions threaten to strike, and wharf labor and transport workers contemplate quitting. Public services risk disruption, with bonds tied and communities bearing the burden of industrial conflict and ongoing disruptions. The piece notes how workers, unions, and owners affect the economy and public welfare during such clashes.
The speaker condemns attempts to wield arbitration to favor seamen and Walsham, arguing workers cannot expect to have benefits on both sides. He says seamen should buy ships if they want run lines and warns the arbitration system risks collapse if it lets control drift beyond state laws. The system costs taxpayers and threatens to be discarded as unrest grows.
Ten nreitch results show many doubles and singles bouts at Cranmler between Cranmlar and Krawarres. Players include O Connell Byrne Laurie Hart Bradley Wilkow and Cunningham, with mixed wins and losses. final notes reference two titles to Cranmer and Oranmier.
A humorous exchange at school unfolds as Little Johnny explains why he calls a girl Adeline Moore postservat. Dad asks for clarification, and Johnny cites the girl's name as the reason for his nickname.
A 19th century health note warns readers to guard against influenza by maintaining hygiene, avoiding crowded rooms, and using simple home remedies. It emphasizes rest, warmth, fresh air, and careful observation for fever or cough, urging consultation with a physician for severe symptoms.
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