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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
3
Street shoppers are drawn to the Great Winter Sale with Magnificent window displays from New Seasons Goods showcasing department discounts and sale prices across the store.
A cyclone last weekend battered crops and property across the North Coast district. Orchards and citrus suffered heavy losses with fruit scattered and damaged. water supplies rose and rainfall saturated the land, delaying road work but rejuvenating pastures. Farmers remain hopeful for a quick spring, with planting and stock restocking underway as conditions improve.
Retail notes advertise a wide range of glove colors and fabrics, claiming heavy quality and 4 ply superfingering. It touts ladies gloves with ornamental card points and wrist finishes, listing numerous color options and brands.
The report notes a late dry spell and fruit pests in the district, mentions fruit fly activity but limited damage, and records the obituary and memory of Mr. Rothman of Rosedale who died recently. It also covers a work accident involving Mr. Grits, a school event planned for June 47th weather updates, and local dairy farming near Bottles Creek.
Advertisement extols a non alcoholic tonic called Pink Tione that claims to strengthen nerves and steady hands. It targets anxious, nervous, rundown people and promises to improve vigor and prevent nervous disorders through a natural diet and rejuvenating ingredients.
Prince Phillip of Hesse plans marriage to Princess Mafalda of Rome amid war era tension. Roman authorities reportedly approve a marriage with each party keeping their faith. The abdication will be arranged to raise children Catholic.
The Mt Larcom district displays a large district exhibit praised for soil productivity and artistic setup. Two residents, Mr Evans and Mrs Evans, crafted a 34 by 26 foot display featuring crops, livestock products, and a display of Queensland foods while highlighting local farming, dairy and cotton efforts.
Readable fragments describe harsh winter months with mournful calls from abused children and mothers moving between woods. A bleak scene signals a demand for relief and prompt care amid bitter weather.
Mt Morgan Gold-mining Co manager A A Boyd discusses the industrial arbitration proposal to extend the workweek to 44 hours and raise pay, warning of potential permanent closure if costs rise. The company cites low copper prices and sustained losses as grounds, with a compulsory conference set for the 19th to address the dispute.
A fragmented historical reflection discusses Chinese attitudes toward foreigners, cooperation with officialdom, and the impact of Shanghai’s growth on domestic loyalty. It notes neutrality efforts, treaty relations, and the divergence between external policy and internal sentiment, urging individual caution in cross cultural dealings.
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