Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Bundaberg Mail in Bundaberg, Queensland

We have pages in Queensland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Bundaberg Mail

Location

Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia

Date

Mar 21, 1925

Page

3

Victoria Debates Over Country Party Position in Victory

In a Victorian Farm Union discussion MP J A Honter notes a purely domestic quarrel in Victoria. The piece discusses pact history between the Country and National parties, Senate seating, and the need to avoid factional bickering while pursuing country interests and stable government.

J. A. Honter Victorian Farmere Union Victoria Méris Bolib M.P Mts Corwin Nationallela Theaonteut Richment Oippelurid Riverno National Party Country Party Natiomalyt Wer Aiy C.F Nellodaugts Wannon Labour NBW Nationalteta Nad Thuy Art Stewart Benatey Nationalista Blowart Weling Confrere Hoh Cilsion Paterson Mook Sandy Ates Commonwealth Rontous Aroe Ceclan Changig Hooter Bowth Hopter

44 Hour Week Debate Impacts Australian Industry

Directors James Campbell and Bone Arisbean announce a farewell tour as UK and Australian woollen sectors face strain from proposed 44 hour week. Wage increases threaten sugar and manufacturing costs, with potential deficits and higher import duties. Regions report rising unemployment and shifting labor loads while industry leaders warn of nationwide economic imbalance.

Mkerd James Campbell Bone Australia Campbell Queensland M’cormack Lael Lt Lo Ioan- von Wapea Bouthora Orme Guewpalaid Lhe Wy Victoria New South Walon West Australia Routh Australia Gukaaland

Long life moulds boost centrifugal casting progress

A Detroit plant reports a breakthrough in permanent mould tech for foundries. A lightweight iron mould coated with refractory material enables hundreds of castings without condensing maintenance, as a revolving table automates core setting, pouring, and cooling. The system promises faster production than sand casting and aims to reduce mould discard rates.

Detroit Mir Mag Ino Fife Mantel Rome

Get Thin Doctor Promotes Weight Loss Scheme in London

A Melbourne message reports a London fad where a doctor claims to shed weight by a three hour treatment using electrical current. Women pay up to £20, consuming a frugal diet of breakfast fruit and green vegetables, two hard boiled eggs, and tea or coffee with no midmorning snacks or alcohol. Several women swear by the method, planning to continue it after returning to England, with one claiming reduced weight from ten stone to seven.

Hal Bruce-Page Labour’ Party Politien Country Party Victoria Stewart Hlewart Lewart Gibeon Hill Paterson Conk Brownrl Austral'a Federal Country Party Australia Tle Melbourne London Mtrest Worden Mays England Queensland Rome

Gold and Silver in India A Global Precious Metal Flow

A period piece analysis notes rising gold and silver imports into India, driven by trade, empires, and local restraint on production. It cites a surge from 1,700 dollars in a single shipment to 3.5 billion dollars in current wealth, with nearly two million gold embellishments in daily use, reflecting enduring import dependence and cultural storage of wealth.

Indi India Qoum Indie Hoos

Early July and May sugar mill rush dates listed

A list of approximate commencements for sugar milling rushes across Queensland mills. Dates range from mid May to July, with facilities including Alberton, Bungaberg Bundabarg Childers Walrymead Mackay Maryborough Milaquin Bundaberge Qubala and others noted for early June to mid July.

Bundaberg Eornetine Hacesourse Central Sugar Co.,Ltd Mackay—aueil Victora Mil Ingham

Soviets Face Difficulties in Buying Wheat in London

London report from the Chicago Tribune's correspondent notes heavy Soviet purchases of wheat and maize on London markets, with activity also seen in Canadian and Hamburg markets. Deliveries are planned over six months, undermining rumors of a grain shortage and a scheme to earn foreign cash. The piece mentions Soviet diplomats abroad facing salary constraints and a shift to younger traders with practical know‑how, plus tension over Trotsky imagery at the London Moscow Club and loyalty pressures on staff.

London Chicago ‘Tribune Hasan Hamburg Coursera Leedon Mostow Amsterdam Cheb Moscow Meno London East Central Trotsky Lenin Thain

Promising Skin Whitening Ad Claims

A garbled ad proclaims a product named Dermax can “canning the twely brown” skin color to disappear fostering a clear young and beautiful look. It promises fixed, youthful tone with a price listed as 8/0 per fur frou afl Chealete.

Dermax

Grey Hair Dye Claim Promises Instant Color Reversal

An advertisement hawks a product named Gray Hair Extract claiming to restore natural hair color, promising permanent results after use. It targets readers with gray hair and asserts the compound can revert greyness to the original shade, regardless of soap exposure, urging readers to order from chemists and to specify hair color.

Dion

The Gold Habit and the Gold Standard Debate

A London review argues drastic Bank of England and Treasury action on gold reserves and the return to a real gold standard. It predicts a higher bank rate, defense of credit, and cautious selling of gold to avoid undermining confidence while weighing America’s influence and the need for a broad, expert commission before any policy move.

London Bank of England Treasury Tim America Britain Bill Cow Cone Acthm

Inherman Bridge Strike Delays Northern Rail Link

A Brisbane Mail correspondent reports on the Inherman Bridge strike that halts main rail traffic between northern towns. Workers vote 68 to 26 to continue the strike over extra country allowance payments. Train service is disrupted as passengers and luggage are shuttled across a makeshift bridge while repairs and arrangements shift plans.

Inherman Bridge Brisbane “Mail Giro Borthern Poulherm Queenmand Inkarman Wridge Townville Cairns Climcurry Bowen Navan Gonioan Ayr Townerile Horton Sect Tkis Allator Creay Meatworks

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vittora Bontrr Peemanert Tinh Neweet London Fashion Benge Bamazart Campbell & Amos Lid Vemert and Lime Cor ACE (Daila) Cement Herick Distributions Ltd The Southport Scheel Bouthféar Qummeland Barnes E. Binegi Grotanks Af Tekeanith Revenge Eeehee Optenaia Bparte
Search Courier

Search the Bundaberg Mail Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Bundaberg Mail?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication