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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1935
Page
4
An ad-like prose pitches Colgate toothpaste as removing seven kinds of stains to reveal bright enamel. It claims dual actions beyond typical toothpastes, emphasizing emulsifying and polishing steps that cleanse and brighten teeth. Customers are urged to use Colgate twice daily for ten days and then check results in the mirror.
An Australian budget report discusses wheat industry relief as prosperity could lower taxes. It notes prices, past grants totaling over 12 million pounds, and projected future support contingent on Canberra and the Australian Agricultural Council meeting.
Brisbane Monday reports show Rist descriptions up 10 percent at opening of the wool sale. Average lines gain five to 10 percent with dusty and faulty lots selling at the June closing price. Spirited competition persists as Japanese buyers act strongly and German support is noted.
The RS and S.L.A. FCT branch announces the 20th Annual Congress to be held in Sydney starting November 20 with President Mr A B Jackson. Highlights include 110 delegates, Captain R Murphy of the Imperial War Graves Commission visiting Canberra, and discussion of grave headstones dispatched weekly to France. Also noted are the new publication Fidæ and the Sir Gilbert Dyett Efficiency Cup. Poppy Day plans are under way for 1985 with Lt-Col H E Jones chairing. Missing ex-Sergt Norman Bissett is sought. Investigations into non accepted T B cases continue, while BESL conference is set for July 14 1936.
A farmer's wife describes severe finger arthritis that left her unable to milk. After using four bottles of Kroschen Salts dissolved in water daily, her swelling subsided in two weeks and she could milk again within a month, reporting notable improvement.
The report shows people’s savings rose in most regions in the year ending July 31 1980, with only the Federal Capital Territory declining from £234,000 to £290,000. Northern Territory posted the largest gain, Tasmania, Western Australia and Queensland also rising, while New South Wales and Victoria saw substantial totals. Commonwealth Savings Bank led in several states, with Territory funds shifting and overall savings growth varying by region.
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