13 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
1
The text outlines clinic hours and monthly visiting dates for multiple towns. It lists hours as Monday to 5 p.m. Saturday 5 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sundays and holidays by appointment. It mentions Araluen visiting on the third Tuesday and Wednesday each month, with Nelligen and other locations following quarterly patterns.
Public notice invites residents across the district to contribute news while ensuring each letter bears the writer’s name and address. Contributions may be published at the editor’s discretion to guarantee integrity of the district record.
The piece discusses an odd Liberal and Progressive alliance seen as a split from Liberalism by farmers and settlers who accuse liberal leaders of political flip flops. It notes the Farmers and Settlers' Association and other farmers shifting from Liberal support, and questions whether the alliance will improve the Liberal position given uncontested seats where Liberalism isn't strong.
The article argues that Progressive candidates face an uphill battle within a Liberal-led coalition. It contends the alliance is patchwork and that key reforms such as abolition of the Upper House and decentralisation clash with Liberal and Labor aims. Progressives may seek reforms but are unlikely to win traction against Tory-backed Liberals.
De Bethmann Hollweg says Allies rejected German peace terms in December and asserts German advances at Kut el Amara Verdun and in Italy changed the map. He vows to fight to final victory, praises minimal wartime censorship and notes naval success despite English resistance.
The Chancellor says small nations fear losing freedom of the seas as the war could continue. He claims enemies want continued conflict and hunger in Germany while praising German sailors who showed resolve against Britain. The chamber responded with cheering and applause.
Dairy farmers on the South Coast report rapid milk decline as cold weather and scarce grass force hand-feeding of cattle.
An 19th century advertorial touts Hean's Essence as a fast relief for earache toothache diarrhoea and stomach cramps and notes its use in cough mixtures without opium. It promotes buying two bottles for mixed cough remedy and pure use and cites chemists as sellers.
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