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Newspaper
Burra Record
Location
Burra, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
4
An essay ridicules post ceremony rituals and public shouting of well wishers. It argues weddings should be private events with solemn, minimal publicity and laments the modern habit of teasing traditions.
A Cass reader describes chronic backache tied to weak kidneys and credits Doan's Backache Kidney Pills with dramatic long term relief after several bottles. The testimonial notes eight years of symptom absence and urges purchases from Foster McClellan Co, Hamilton Street, Sydney.
Opinion argues that public hate speeches and campaigns damage democracy in Australia. It denounces venomous rhetoric by politicians and media, urges reconsideration of colonial unity slogans, and calls for a shift from factional power plays to common welfare and mutual respect.
The South Australian Co operative Wheat Pools Limited executes a rapid, error controlled 2 second payment plan for last season's wheat. The third floor Farmers Union building hosts a large staff performing detailed certificate processing, bank settlements, and double checks to ensure smooth disbursements averaging £2,000,000 yearly.
The Money Maker argues that public hate speech harms goodwill and national recovery. He asserts shopkeepers should promote their own goods and support fellow citizens, not attack rivals or undermine currency.
A District Historian piece mocks Hallett as a supposed top town and future seat of government while lampooning Australian political figures. The satire references the Governor, Canberra, Premier Lyons and Theodore, and includes caricatures of public officials and judges.
A collage of aphorisms from Goethe Heine Swift and others on thinking politics and society ends with a report that 52 mobile tanks have appeared in German towns after snow. The snow is melted with coke fires and poured away to clear streets quickly.
Sir James Jeans outlines a theory linking modern physics with Genesis stating the universe is a world of light and mathematical pictures. He argues creation fits through pure mathematics and that a designing power governs matter beyond time and space.
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