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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1935
Page
4
Australians have saved money by making their own cough remedy at home using a bottle of concentrated MEENEO added to water. The method claims to be equal to or superior in quality and quantity to commercial preparations for coughs and throat ailments, presented as a simple home remedy.
At a Rural Industries Association meeting Mr. F Byles and Mr. Hyles urged providing additional resting paddocks near Canberra saleyards to allow stock owners to transport animals without depleting value from hunger. A subdividable paddock with dam was proposed, with shelter and a telephonic link seen as essential to attract weekly markets as Canberra grows.
Canberra Trades and Labour Council met last night over alleged irregularities in winter relief blanket distribution. They vowed to protest methods and urged future distribution through official channels. Recipients were reportedly asked to work on private Canberra properties, including a case at Oak Estate directing a resident to report to Queanbeyan Presbyterian Church for tasks. Council members argued needy individuals should not perform private labor to qualify for blankets and that work should be on public property in the territory.
The State Cabinet commuted Jaman Lucas age 46 from death to penal servitude for life for shooting with intent to murder Constable Arthurson at Bargo on January 6. Lucas was convicted of wounding with intent to murder and will serve his natural life in penal servitude.
The document endorses a universal basic wage for Territory workers, expansion of public works from Lakes to Botanic Gardens, and modern facilities including an up to date hospital. It calls for railway links to Riverina and Jervis Bay, a Canberra Tuamut road, and better water, sewerage, and light services. It supports prenatal care, stricter milk supervision, improved garbage methods, and a reformed Workers Compensation scheme. It favors government control of transport, regular rural service, and referendum on Sunday sports while backing legalizing price betting and a coordinated tourism push.
Reports of a 60 mph gale along Newfoundland's south east coastal waters say three fishing schooners went ashore at Trepassey Bay. Two men were found dead, nine more feared drowned, with many vessels wrecked and homes unrooted. Government planes inspecting after the storm.
A ten pound air belt wetsuit styled like a hoop skirt attached to waders and a barised vest provides upper body protection. The system powers movement through water with folds for carrying when not in use and floating boots let Baharman wade from shore without a boat.
Aden dispatch says 15 British subjects in Massawa are reported arrested by Italian authorities for tapping messages and advising Aden merchants not to ship further goods to Massawa. The update notes the action targets British nationals amid tensions in the port area.
Frustration over land valuations voiced by Rural Lessees Association members as they demand an independent practical expert to testify during reappraisal by the Land Commissioner. Mr Hyles urged appointing a competent valuer to ensure fair treatment, with broad support and approval of possible candidates.
In Queanbeyan district a meeting of rural leaders condemned a court disapproval over a drover fined for leaving a dog uncovered in bad weather. Drovers argued for kennel provision and extra pay, while some members opposed shelter, noting sheep dogs slept outside in frosty conditions.
Major Douglas, originator of the Douglan Credit Scheme, told reporters in London he is confident it will be adopted in Alberta where Social Credit candidates swept the polls. He noted the Alberta leader Aberherdt’s promise of £8 monthly for a very adult citizen may be practical but require staged implementation. If he visits Alberta again, he will act as Reconstruction Adviser.
Paris reports a weak harvest that will hardly meet home needs and keep French wheat from foreign competition. Authorities check meat prices citywide, ensure proper displays, and probe cost price or risk penalties for violations.
In Sydney District Court Davis of the Property Owners Association scolded barrister and accused Jack Cummings estate agent of lying. Judge Curlewin warned Davis to apologise. after Davis’s evidence the judge found for the defendant, Labor Motor Funerals Ltd., on £410 18s claim for leasing property on Epmore Pap.
Fragmentary OCR note quotes Mr Selly urging direct representation and bond with organisations, calling for worker support and compulsory voting. It mentions a vote of thanks by Mr Morey and an assembly carried by commission, with unclear names and dates. The readable facts show a political appeal and advocacy context without coherent outcome.
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