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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1935
Page
4
The RLA CQ urges the Department of Public Instruction to make traffic safety instruction a definite part of school training. It cites rising road accidents involving children with NSW 1934 figures and argues prevention by education is essential to curb repeats of child casualties.
Ex servicemen speak on maintaining mateship and service through the ACLF League. They recall wartime duties, shared burdens, and the need to help the less fortunate, while upholding loyalty to the Throne and Empire and continuing the lineage of comradeship across ranks.
Nine selectors contest the Quilpie District Improvement Board’s rabbit fence additions and cost apportionment. Land Court judge P W Shannon reserved judgment, dismissing appeals but warning no costs order due to new features and differing opinions.
An old advertisement touts Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a first aid remedy for coughs colds and influenza. The copy promises quick relief and positions the product as a household staple for winter illness.
A club argues for stricter driver safety measures highlighting the need for careful driving. The group stresses education, stricter enforcement, and broader public awareness to reduce accidents.
The article notes Virginia Prevostil once served as Garibaldi's cook and recently marked her Lundredth birthday in Genoa. It compares royal kitchens to Oval Estates supply lines and briefly reflects on local civic roles and an odd Sydney epitaph from January 1, 18.4.
A World War era league urges ex sailors and soldiers to join for support after service. It stresses helping dependents, defending rights, and rebuilding national strength through organised effort. Comrade Richardson highlights adapting to civilian life and securing care for incapacitated diggers.
A Montréal aged tale reports Paul Griffith observes a hen transforming into a rooster with a tall comb and cocked beak. The creature reportedly crows and behaves like a male fowl, while other hens and lies linger in the household.
British Pret offers prizes for the best voice for a new talking clock. Clocks to go into London Manchester and Bristol exchanges. A committee screens entrants, then public judges pick finalists. Final tests include sound film recordings and viva voce evaluation.
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