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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1944
Page
3
An advertisement promotes a product named Williams Pink Pina claiming to raise red blood cell count and relieve fatigue and pain. It asserts benefits for anemia and general weakness, urging readers to use the pills for renewed energy and improved wellbeing. The text imitates medical claims and mentions chemical ingredients and suggested usage.
Heenzo claims three delivery methods for chest nose and throat ailments. Internal use treats internal ailments and flu symptoms. nasal drops claim to clear congestion. gargling with Heenzo is said to soothe sore throats. The ad promises low cost and suitability for adults and children.
The Deputy Director-General of Manpower announces a Western Australia rural labour pool similar to farmers pools in other states. Unmarried men 18 to 45 in military classes L and 2 are asked to report if they can undertake essential seasonal rural work, with details of their current property. Wages and conditions will be satisfactory, and volunteers are urged to participate as urgent land work continues.
Visionary urging postwar planning for lasting peace and reconstruction. The piece argues education employment and cost of living must be addressed now, quoting Churchill and urging unity to avert future crises.
Editorial argues for a Yes vote to empower Commonwealth postwar jobs and land schemes, warns against state fragmentation, and cites fears of centralized control. Opposing voices from Save Our State League stress constitutional cautions and federal overreach, urging careful consideration of unification and state rights.
Public notice for Thos H Wood a registered tax agent accountant and auditor offers taxation and costing services at 1005 Haystreet Perth contact phone 87908 for details.
An argument warns that a free university may hinder progress by restricting access to medical and higher education for families with limited means. It contends that without adequate funding, a university becomes a costly burden rather than a national asset, making paid education preferable to unpaid access.
Matthew Wall vice president of the American Federation of Labour argues that no party may settle territorial differences outside democratic processes and international agreements binding on all, regardless of strength or service to the common cause.
A jumble of garbled lines mentions a delivery to sailors and soldiers, a Christies Hannen reference, and references to a funds drive and appeals. The text includes scattered names, places, and a call to action about a Comforts Fund and a bond or landper like document, with no clear coherent event. The readable fragments point to an aid or fund drive connected to maritime service.
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