Australia urged to grow through secondary industries
The article argues Australia should expand secondary industries to absorb population growth, noting low natural increase rates from 1900 to 1936. It cites Mr. Spender calling for British capital and workers, predicts Australia becoming a Pacific hub, and warns of shrinking world markets for primary products without industrial expansion. It mentions inland riches, climate, and the potential role of Britain and empire in future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Spender
Britain
Commonwealth
Pacific
United States
America
Great Britain
Longtime Australian Matriarch Caroline Charnock Dies at 105
Mrs Caroline Anne Charnock, among Australia’s oldest citizens, died last week at Newington State Hospital aged 105. Born in Five Dock and later living in Granville, she farmed 160 acres at Crookwell and raised 14 children, 6 surviving. She once showcased a best-made apron at Crookwell Show earning first prize. Her husband Joseph Charnock worked as a Crookwell tailor until recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Caroline Anne Chernock
Newington State Hospital
Granville
Sie
Charnock
Five Dock
Joseph Charnock
Crookwell
Country Paper Advertising Proves Its Worth Across Regions
A city firm noted for exhaustive advertising praised the country newspaper as the most effective medium. Radio lacks guaranteed listeners while metropolitan dailies are skimmed for ads. The provincial press, smaller and widely read, delivers strong results as it is shared with distant friends.
Boorowa News imprint statement from local office
Printed and published by Emily Maud Burns of Marsden Street Boorows at the Borrowa News office in Padman Street Boorowa New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Maud Burns
Marsden Street
Boorows
Borrowa News
Padman Street
Boorowa
New South Wales
Debate over Public Instruction Act hours to 9 30 am 3 30 pm
In the Legislative Assembly a proposed amendment to the Public Instruction Act to set school hours from 9 am to 3 30 pm and end Saturday mornings sparks debate. Mr. Tully argues it affects secondary certified schools and could disrupt long commutes for rural students, risking reduced study time and safety concerns.
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Public Instruction
Rive
Legislative Assembly
Tully
Mola
Hurstville
Ewe Ohe
Schooels
Volleges
Bom. Robson
Tally
E. M. Roleen
Christian Brothers School
St Josoph’s College
Riverview College
Geamimne Behan
Piht
Solomen
Ain Upetandata Sehowl
Vass
Galoig
Brnalong
Goondah
Yass
Tallong
Marulan
Goulburn
Wingello
Bundanoon
Bowral High School
Ordnary
L. C. Martin
Established Principle in Public Schools Debate
An article argues that the proposed amendment would not be dangerous and should avoid disrupting established public school policy, stressing the public interest and the stability of educational governance.
Ford Australia unveils widest V8 truck range for 1939
Ford Australia announces 1939 lineup of 17 V8 trucks on view at showrooms. Highlights include heavy duty frames, 4 wheel power trains, improved torque and fuel efficiency, and Ford engine exchange plan with factory rebuilt units and new warranty. Also notes Aunt Mary's Baking Powder claims and general advert prose.
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Wewer
Ford Company of
Australia
Ford
TSM
PRI
Enieceney
Yepersdale
Akron Trucks
Pii
Chitch
Ford Engine Exchange
Ford Motor Company
Seals Under Lid Offer for Surprise Packet in Sydney
A notice advertises sending seals under a patent Levi lid to Tillock & Co Pty Ltd in Kent and Liverpool Streets Sydney with sender's name and address to receive a surprise packet by return mail.
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Tillock & C O., Pty. Ltd
Kent
Liverpool Std
Sydney
Gipsy King Horvath Dies in Hungary at 86
The famed gypsy violinist Horvath, known as the Gipsy King, died in his 86th year while performing in a Hungarian cafe. He entertained Europe late in the last century and played for Queen Victoria in London and the Empress Elizabeth of Austria. His funeral in Kassa featured a hundred wippies and the song The Aspen's Golden Leaf Has Fallen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horvath
Europe
Queen Victoria
London
Elizabeth of
Austria
Kassa
Debate Over Saturday Education Hours In Private Schools
A parliamentary discussion questions an amendment to limit Saturday morning teaching in private board ing schools and colleges. Mr Evatt and Mr Tully debate the policy noting concerns about students carrying heavy books and health, with emphasis on Saturday and Sunday schedules.
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Evatt
Tully
TF Heé
Ford trucks offer heavy payload models with V8 power
Ford presents a range of heavy duty trucks with 41 ton capacity, 16 ft by 7 ft to 2 ft by 7 ft semi-tractors, cab over engines, and 11 inch nets. Engines include 170 lb ft torque at 2200 rpm and a 230 cu in V8 with 180 lb ft at 1850 rpm. Water proof ignition, semi steel blocks, and Ford standard hydraulic brakes accompany 167 inch wheelbases and 3 to 4 ton models.
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Ford
Toldin
Tuin
Why Freeze Buy Bedding at Learmonts
Learmonts promotes a large range of bedding blankets and down quilts at attractive prices inviting shoppers to buy now.
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Learmonts
Binalong Golf Tournament Held Amid Associates Competition
The Binalong golf event showcased the Associates competition penultimate round with uneven play and uncertain finish as players from local clubs chased top honors.
Crowe and Sargent Lead Tie in Hole Cratch Event
In a tight finish at the holes cratch event Mr A J Crowe and Mise G Sargent tied for first with Medley Wright and G Taylor also in the mix. Mrs Crowe claimed the top liner position amid a close field.
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Hanrahan
Mien
M. Wright
Mise G. Taylor
RK. Phillips
Kb Edgeworth
H. Flannery
Lawrence
Sargent
Mis
BR. Reynolds
Crewe
Kitewaleer
Walker
Ivy
Ryan Mirs
Moudwary
Lyall
Mer
Millingen
Payton
Phillipe
Edgeworth
J. Flannery
J. Lawrence
Mise
Cewedd
Mer Fitzwalter
T. J. Ryan
Medway
Miss Lyall
Mire A. Marlon
A. J. Crowe
A. Marlin
Mise V Burgent
Mise G. Sargent
Mise J. Lawrence
Country papers reward advertisers with well placed space
The piece notes that country newspapers repay advertisers who craft thoughtful ads. It credits rural papers with helping many start successful local businesses and building buyers into prominent town merchants through effective advertising.
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Country
Moeny
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the Genere
Syver
Mission By Post Aos
Royal Standard Hotel
Burrows News Office
Caroline Charnock
Assembly
Ford Truck
Lébing
Jude
Wiedom
Burg F
L.O
M.J
Culwulla Chambers
Castlereagh &T
Boor
Gipsy King
Tooheys
Joee
Binwong
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