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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1944
Page
3
An advertisement touts Heenzo Cough Remedy with four points for a good cough cure. It claims rapid effect, safety for adults and children, economy, and pleasant taste. A bottle of concentrate makes a pint of remedy, suitable for coughs, colds, bronchitis, and sore throats.
Wheat is a carbohydrate feed not a protein source for pigs and should be crushed not ground to flour to avoid a sticky mouth. oats offer a supplementary feed. The article covers pig exercise to prevent rickets, winter feeding by paddock location, and notes on vegetable dehydration plants, WA farm training schemes, and jarrah butter boxes trials.
A philosophical reflection notes that joys and sorrows of others affect us and the world shares life flowing through us as minds seek peace. Annie Besant emphasizes interconnected humanity and inner calm in a concise quote.
The grain outlook from the United States Department of Agriculture notes Europe keeps food use near prewar levels while Europe contends with shortages and Canada sees no surplus of grain. Western reserves dwindle due to exports to the United States and domestic feeding. eastern provinces anticipate a pivotal 1944 harvest affecting 1945 supply.
The report notes totals in stock and poultry will rise substantially before July ends. Western Canada will see carry-over feed grains on prairie farms reduced but still moderately heavy by end of July. With an average crop on reduced 1944 acreage,Sup marks accompany the projection.
Dr Harry Ganders dean of the School of Education at Syracuse University and consultant for the U S Civil Aeronautics Administration says a light plane can be built by high school students for 700 dollars with engine included. He notes construction and flight will begin once materials are available as about 800 commercial fond denydraling plants operate in the United States.
In a stark view of peacetime economics the piece warns bureaucratic waste red tape and secrecy will reveal themselves as key postwar failures. It argues planning and state control have hampered private enterprise and may worsen conditions in shipping coal and banking as wartime financial administrations fade.
Postwar proposals aim to create a subsidised multi schedule helicopter bus service linking downtown areas of about 1000 American towns and cities. The plan envisions rapid transit between regional hubs using aerial routes and coordinated bus connections.
Opposition leader Ate Menges says Curtin government faces a setback and warns wartime propaganda. Lang criticizes voting as a stand against constitutional change during war. Victoria’s Dunstan cites confusing one yes option. Fadden notes Labour-majority states show No strength. Curtin silent as WA electorate backs Yes marginally.
Atlantic Monthly quotes Dutch accounts from Hollandia and the Dutch East Indies showing persistent resistance to Japan. The Japanese press claims they have destroyed guerrilla forces, but reports and evidence from occupied regions indicate ongoing opposition.
In Attu Aleutians a bleak outpost may become an archaeologist’s mecca after the war. Navy chaplain Lt Kingman notes Seabees uncover hundreds of ivory relics skeletons and other items while villagers’ remains are thought buried beneath the tundra.
A fragment recalling the Dawn as a solemn hour when brave men rise to salute unseen comrades and uphold homefront glory. The verse links Anzac spirit with inspiration, paying tribute to the immortal dead and raising national dreams through faithful remembrance.
American comedian Bob Hope and entourage were forced to land their Catalina on Camden Haven River near Laurieton after engine failure en route between Brisbane and Sydney. local residents and Taree VAC Control Post staff assisted, with pilot Captain Fergusson and the party later flown to Taree for rest and arrangements.
The Red Cross drive uses the name Roll Call for pew members and urges help to meet rising commitments. Two shillings will cover your subscription for nine years if paid today.
The American-Soviet Medical Society, organized in 1943, publishes the American Review of Soviet Medicine which translates Russian articles for American readers. In exchange, the society sends reprints of medical books to replace those destroyed by the Nazis.
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