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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1937
Page
9
Warwick breeder announces day-old pullets and chicks for sale. White Leghorns, Anconas, Black Minorcas, Black Leghorns with varied lots and prices listed per dozen or per 100, through W. A. Luke at Ranfurley Street Toowoomba.
Life member hints for Jock Martin in the SS LLA surpassing soldiers, while protests from Theworth Chamber and sub-branches clash over preferences for returned soldiers. Stories mention Jack Burke returning to New Guinea duties, F. Gynther tied to mining, and Captain Hamelin’s POW ordeal. The piece outlines sub-branch formation and a national tally: 7,712,772 enlistments in the British Empire Army, 9,234,691 total service, 1,104,390 deaths.
An old newspaper line touts Times style for job printing revival and promotes Influenz Colds Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a featured product. The brief notes a health cure claim and urges readers to seek preparations from local printers using the period voice.
The Royal Automobile Club of Queensland stresses four C's as crucial for road safety. It notes pedestrians are at fault 28 percent and cyclists 26 percent in accidents, urging all road users to adopt safer practices to prevent harm.
Britain pledges a superior defence posture by year end with the largest air force and navy, a smaller army yet strengthened by three tank battalions and anti tank guns. Infantry units gain machine guns, and mechanised mobility expands with caterpillar transport and emplaced gun dwellers. Three new Haf depots costing £500,000 each were contracted last week.
The Golden Casket manager announces No 23 Mammoth Casket will be drawn early in August leaving only weeks before recalls. Tickets are in demand as many enter the second half of the Casket with 294,500 prize money at stake. A separate miner accident reports a man named Silver buried briefly in a Cobar copper mine avalanche and rescued at dawn with injuries.
The article exhorts that Christ continues to work with believers in all daily tasks from cooking to business. It cites examples from school, home, and work, and tells of a hospital tale where a renowned doctor’s influence lingers. It urges living on the partnership plan with Jesus and that work becomes fruitful with signs following.
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