21 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Braidwood Review And District Advocate
Location
Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
1
Legal notice issued by KF Thomas solicitor Goulburn regarding medical or local arrangement details. The readable text indicates a formal notice of an arrangement possibly involving a visiting or service, but specifics are unclear in the fragment.
Phone 979 Goulburn. Event listing notes a monthly schedule at Braidwood with contact details for arrangements on the first Thursday of each month.
The piece argues for a disciplined recovery path to restore physical and economic strength in the state. It references Mieke i Vietoria Een ry ogi and notes stores crowded with goods during a period of adjustment. A call is made for adherence to a strict reform program to regain stability and confidence for the future.
The newly formed Industrial Commission will begin the wage inquiry promptly, possibly this week. In 1931 the Employers' Federation sought a flying wage but delays occurred due to pending legislation. A later application was filed but not heard before Justice Street's appointment caused the bench to be left vacant. The Federal basic wage in NSW fell from £4 15s 8d to £2 16s 6d, while the State wage of £4 2s 6d was kept.
A 48 hour week is argued as the path to revival of unprofitable industries and stronger competition with Australia. A uniform wage would support family budgets, lower living costs, and enhance purchasing power. The text contends reduced production costs lower prices, boost exports, and enable debt servicing, tax cuts, and improved living standards for workers.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions icing sugar and golden syrup with peaches and a Tad Be. Readable context scarce. no clear event, date, or org, but culinary terms imply a recipe or grocery listing fragment from a 20th century page.
The industrial officer of the Employers' Federation Mr. Wallis states the federation is prepared to move forward immediately with planned actions and developments. He emphasizes readiness to commence without delay.
Readers are warned that worn tyres may fail and cause skids or blowouts, risking penalties under the Traffic Act. Experts advise not using visibly worn front tyres, placing them on the rear if unavoidable, and avoiding high speed to reduce danger and fuel waste.
An advertisement for PALING granting thoroughly renovated pianos. It urges readers to write for details and easy terms at 828 George Street, Sydney, or contact the local agent for purchases and demonstrations.
A historic note describes Woods Great Peppermint Cure marketed as a remedy for coughs colds and influenza with claims of quick relief and broad usage.widely circulated in era newspapers as a patent medicine.legendary product featured in local ads and medical warnings of the period.
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