Question of Empire sugar duties in the Morning Post extract
A Morning Post extract argues Britain and Australia are harmed by German and Dutch sugar imports. It notes protection failures, calls for imperial sugar policy, and claims prewar reliance on Germany worsened wartime food and price pressures. The piece critiques free trade and links to Jamaica and Cuba sugar dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Steemed
Australia
Omar
Java
Coba
England
Germany
Peter
Culuna
Catselves
Cuba
Sinar Comision
Willy
Cah
Cagarity
Yagar
Jamaica
Uninga Ose and Throat Care Claims for Balm Product
A dubious historical note touts a balm called Wonder Balm sold by chemists as a cure for inflammatory throat and ear conditions. It asserts the balm soothed nostril and dental symptoms, claimed rapid relief, and describes topical and inhaled application effects, with crude warnings about alleged dangers.
British Locomotive Production and Wartime Innovations
The article surveys British engineering during wartime, noting extensive locomotive output for Britain and allies, shell and aircraft production, and the drive to reuse wartime material. It highlights mechanical feats from steam beam engines to portable devices, and discusses proposals to repurpose shell cases into hydraulic jacks and coal dust utilization for efficient fuel use.
Early Engine Modifications and Experiments in Fuel Alternatives
The text describes modifications to engines and experiments with fuels produced from cheap vegetable sources. It notes challenges in casting and shaping parts, the need for rapid production of pipe and plate components by welding, and the costs involved in pursuing these experimental methods in Belgium.
Britain Adopts Hydro-Electrical Power for Factories
In Britain, a shift to hydro electric and steam powered plants expands because of high fuel costs and rising demand. mills install water turbines to use moderate water heads while steam plants provide auxiliary power, enabling large scale hydro electrical applications to cut energy expenses and stabilize supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Sdsugnal Gerunds
Braue Chemical Ram
Outbreak of Ingwenesia in Sydney Reports Mixed Severity
Sydney reports Ingwenesia remains prevalent with no cause for alarm. Outbreak reach appears lower than last year, though many cases are severe. Data indicate total cases are medi lower than prior year, with striking differences in distance pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Waldey Thas
Liquor smuggling evolves as U S Customs tightens borders
A garbled August 10 report from Washington notes rising liquor smuggling from Canada into the United States. The Customs Service seeks stronger measures to curb crossing volumes, with the government aiming to bolster enforcement and border controls amid increasing illicit shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtos
United States
Canad
Wangs Legal
Customs Service
Aim
Samall
Fragmentary report on Seaer Sorate taer Zemanta event
Partial OCR text mentions Connolly securing something on the Seaer Sorate taer with October dates and a 2x edera dist. It references government raze of pastates and mentions Gaceevtice and Bo ex perce me, but the garbled text leaves key facts unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aone
Mr. Connolly
Mix of Bathing Shapes Public Debate in Kent Council
A Tonbridge town council member, Donald Clark, gains attention as a London correspondent notes his stance on mixed bathing. The piece highlights ongoing debates about seaside resort rules and public baths, reflecting broader interest and misgivings about changing social norms in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Clark
Tonbridge
Kent
London
Kernen
Sant Stury
Sam Grant
Britain
Coors
Peters
Shell Mad or Seacterns and a Greatest Hope Taare Vay
A fragmented note references an empire era theme with a character named Taare Vay and themes of struggle and hope. No clear dates or places are readable, but the excerpt hints at a grand, mythical setting and a central figure striving toward a distant aspiration within a vast realm.
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Wrigley's Spearmint
Australasia
Wrigley
Wrigley’s Aust Ltd
Rosebery
Sydney, N.S.W
Sherwin-Williams
San
We ToSou
Marconi School of Wireless
Clarence Street
Tha “Morsing Post
Hoptyias
Mewell
Sudnel al Cannes
Fames “Watt
Mle Bordatoe Soos Pelle Hr
Tg Krish
Aleany
Fem
British Railways
ather_overseas
Crantries
Thia Wit
Shel
Conilaore
Coe Tomas Soresee
Post i Econom Trista
Paris
Epeelsi
Henry
Marshall
Etre
RU Elly
Asrott Street
Carne
Peslie
E. Wilkinson
Abbott Street
Cairns
Malanda
Queensland Rational Bank, Limited
Soner
R. Getters
AN. Dames
Sheridan ST
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