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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1937
Page
5
Rev J Martin Brecklock likens Paul and Silas in Acts chapter 16 to a model of unconscious ministry. He argues that everyday deeds by children and the sick bring quiet blessings, lifting others even when unseen, like prisoners hearing a midnight hymn that steadies despair and inspires faith.
A speculative piece warns that by 1970 Australia may face invasion from a technologically capable enemy. It stresses the need to settle the population, build factories, and improve transport to sustain defense, with emphasis on aviation and space as crucial advantages. It cites fertility statistics reforms as part of national planning.
A 1920s safety manifesto urges three action lines to curb traffic perils as motor vehicles proliferate. It calls for woman education, legal revelation, and personal restraint to reduce street hazards, emphasizing self discipline and collective responsibility over mere enforcement.
Dr. E Derrick, Director of the Laboratory of Micro Biology and Pathology in Queensland, explains how blood alcohol levels determine effects on organs. He states one part of alcohol in a thousand parts of blood can influence behavior, with two parts making a person drunk and higher amounts causing unconsciousness or danger.
A reflective sermon-like piece on serving God through everyday conduct and silent deeds. It contrasts conscious religious acts with unconscious ministry, recounts Sir Walter Scott's worshipful example, and honors gallant soldiers at Gallipoli and in France, urging steadfast character over praise and highlighting the enduring value of quiet service.
A compact slogan noting that for all classes of job printing the Times is preferred. It emphasizes reliability and broad capability in a period-appropriate marketing tone.
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