World trade will it improve in coming years
The article analyzes why international commerce faltered after World War I and cites a 1927 Geneva League of Nations conference. It argues that protectionist policies hinder producers and that governments must cooperate to raise living standards and boost consumption to revive world trade and economic expansion.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Bank of New South Wales
Theae
Courclosion
Ottawa
The Steering Wheel And Society And Home Feature Preview
The August issue previews the motoring and Royal Queensland Aero Club sections at Bowen Park Brisbane. It highlights aviation and related profit pressures, opens a new serial The Lost Explorer of Golden Cliffs set largely in Queensland, and notes a mix of pictorial social musical dramatic radio pages. A dingo trapper earned £16 when a female dingo gave birth to a pup witness by a £2 shire bounty per head.
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Bowen Park
Brisbane
Royal Queensland Aero Club
Golden Cliffs
Queensland
Wool Market Hopes Rise Amid Mixed Australian Outlook
The 1916 37 wool clip in Australasial pounds shows a strong return, with optimism for overseas demand despite currency value concerns. London opening quotes suggest a hardening trend, while the Commonwealth assesses conditions, aiming for secure markets if the current clip reaches 3,146,000 bales. Mixed signals include modest synthetic wool blends and strong demand for other exports, notably wheat, meat, and dairy, as unemployment ebbs and export industries recover.
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Commonwealth
British Empire
United States
War memories endure in a tour of World War I sites
A travel piece on Paris agency tours to former battlefields in Northern France. It notes memorials at Thiepval and the Canadian trenches at Labyrinthe, cés, and the Canadians in Amiens area, plus pubs and underground clearing stations. Veterans and visitors alike retrace routes from the old front by train or road.
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Hautefields
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France
Canaiina
Annus
Thiepval
Aulit
Neoara
Amiens
Vile-Bretonnens
Australia
Anmentheres
Experiments With Grasses Aid Drought Battle
Mr Talbot Sanderson, en route to Melbourne, says tests near Rockhampton using imported grasses may aid drought relief. Council for Scientific and Industrial Research works with Central Queensland Meat Export Company at Fitermy Vale to trial hardy, nutritious grasses from South America, India, Africa and elsewhere. Results could help stock breeders maintain condition without rushing cattle to markets. The CSIR should receive every possible assistance.
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Talbot Sanderson
Prinhone
Melbourne
Queensland
Rockhampton
Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Fitermy Vale
Central Queensland
Soth America
India
Africa
Conneil For Scientific and Industrial Research
Infant smothering tragedy at Coffee Harbor
Three month old child of Mr and Mrs Johnstone found dead in bed after clothing pressed over face amid cold weather. Government Medical Officer cites suffocation as cause. Baby reportedly rolled onto its side and could not free nose or mouth. Local authorities investigating circumstances of death.
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Mram Johnstone
Coffe Harbor
Warwick Presbyterian Schools Notice
Warwick Presbyterian Schools. E Lang Secretary A M P Building Warwick.
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Warwick Presbyterian Schools
E & Lang
A. M.P, Bulldingx
Warwick
Day-old Pullets and Chicks Advertised in Toowoomba
Day-old pullets and chicks offered by W. A. Luke at 15 Ranfurley Street Toowoomba. White Leghorns 10, Anconas Black Minorcas and Leghorns priced per 100 or per dozen. Grown Leghorns and other breeds listed with varied prices. Freight and packing paid. Feeding instructions with every order. Delivery Tuesdays from July deposit with order.
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Oniersaw
Iiny-Aold
Aztec Gold Myth Reignites Spanish Mine Rumor
A revised report renews talk of a fabulously rich Spanish mined hoard in Chirigal province Mexico. Miners are said to have found 35 bars of refined gold and crude washing gear while authorities guard the fortune for possible government claim. A Canadian inventor tests a new heavy shell with cutting knives for wire entanglements in defense department trials.
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Chirigal
Mexico
Commental Bop
Canadian Defence Department
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