Australia must unite to save the nation and boost industry
The article urges citizens to share sacrifices to lift Australia from hardship, promote industry, banish unemployment, and declare a moratorium on political and industrial disputes. It highlights West Australian initiatives like the West Australian Products League and calls for collective patriotism to revive the economy. It also notes unemployment relief efforts in New South Wales and a push for cheaper transport and domestic employment schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Mealthy
West Australia
West Australian Products League
Tesdes Hall
Chamber of
Rotary Club
Returned Soldiers’ League
Who'a
Australis
Aire Ivn
Bonds Boards
Austraia
Andy Wee
Astralia
H Windeyer
Maroubra
New South Wales
England Faces Mussolini Like Leader in Looming Crisis
An Australian press feature cites Sir Charles Higham predicting a Mussolini type figure could emerge in England to solve unemployment and unite traders under a strong, charismatic leader. The piece notes widespread discontent and the allure of decisive action amid economic strain.
Australia urged to change living ways to avert crisis
The piece urges national reform and belief in natural law to pull Australia from hardship. It warns of worse times unless living methods change and praises collective action to steer the nation toward prosperity and culture through recognized law. The church faces a serious decline in attendance, seen as central to civilisation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Cayls
Bathurst
Australis
A. Depledge Sykes
Adelaide
Ambulance Plan by Aero Plane In Queensland
Ambulance work by air is frequent at Longreach depot of the Qantas Actual Services now using an ambulance plane for stretcher cases from outlying settlements. The craft carries three passengers a patient doctor or nurse and a relative. In August urgent cases included a fractured thigh fractured shin and a septic arm from a smoke bite at Anthony’s Lagoon North Australia. The doctor from Australian Inland Mission aided by Qantas pilot A H Aleck transported patients to Campo-Weal Hospital and Cloncurry after a 500 mile flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qantas Actial Services
Shell Company
Anthony’s Lagoon
North Australia
Australian Inland Mission
Beeing
Qantas
A. H. Aleck
St Anthony's Lagoon
Campo- Weal Hospital
Cloncurry
Shell Oweld Spiri
A Stitch in Time Kidney Health Warning
A health notice warns that light backache or urinary changes may signal kidney trouble and urges timely care. It promotes Doan's Backache Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs Meadows of Bridges Street, Peterborough, claiming past stone relief and ongoing use for maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Bozin
County
Lmveliow
Doan
Down
Foster-McClellan Co
Hamilton Street
Sydney
Anglo American Pact Seen as Possible World Power Accord
A Continent newspaper quotes a geopolitical magazine on the Naval Conference results and the risk of Anglo-Saxon influence. It discusses an Anglo American entente as a path to joint naval power, oil, and trade agreements, with Denny’s We Fight for Oil cited on give and take, parcellation of raw materials, and avoidance of broader war. It notes British control of oil reserves and the need for economic peace, plus cautions about an Anglo American bloc and global dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ludwell Denny
Denny
America
Great Britain
Seage Free
Poli Ncally
United States
Central and
South America
West Indies
British Honduras
Jamaics
Panama
Colombia
Panama Canal
China
Spine
Panam
Suez
U.S.A
Ringlich
Lase Week
Qld
Storer
Sam Litels
John Bull
London
Washington
Danny
Australia
New York
Gleanings by Johnny Allsorts in 1929 Courier column
The piece outlines the writer's plan for a new Gleanings column under the nom de plume Johnny Allsorts. It explains goals including sharing questions, critiquing papers, and offering light humor and anecdotes while preserving a period voice and referencing local district life and Beulah Land imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Gleanings
Johnny Allsorts
Johnny
Amile
Emerich
Max Adeler
May
Zacks
Sarge
Bill
Worthy
Garge
Porn
Gold reserve debate in Professor Gregory lecture
Professor Gregory argues gold’s only use is adjusting trade balances while warning against overreliance on gold. He cites Australia sending £27,000,000 to England and notes internal panics could be met with more notes rather than gold. Sir Josiah Stamp cautions on gold scarcity driving debts higher and urges price stability through cautious reserves and note issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Conan Doyle
Lady Doyle
England
Mussolini
Gregory
Otto Neumeyer
Australia
America
United States
Jesianh Stamp
Bank of England
Josiah Stamp
Stork
Minster
Yates McAne
Josah
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A.L. Clode
Advance — Australia
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Ted
Mil
Patrnds
Wild Life Preservation Society of Australia
D. G. Stead
Mr. Stead
Ausatralia
N.S.W. Chamber of Manufactures
Commonwealth
N.S.W
Department of ‘Labor
Minister of Labor
Sydney Town
Phillip Gamé
St. Francis of Assistng
World League Against
Vacuum Oil Company Pty. Ltd
Feice Wilaose
W.G. Terry
Practical Tailor
Kooringa
Conan Doyle
Jon
Charles Um
Institute of the Motor Trade
Mus Olini
Charles Higham
Libarty
Hin
Seith
Maud MscCarthy
Dr. MacCarthy
Mashane MacCarthy
Wilter Iinn
Aeroplane
Queensland
Luke Day
Fred
M. Pearce
Aberdeen
Erge Stock Timber
Gaivéniend Iron
Whittney & Tiver Commercial
Nooringa
Theo
K.B. Watts
Aberdeen Riah
Nestle
Nectle
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