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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
3
A wife recalls her husband’s early days in bachelorhood when he attempted a patch repair. Moonlit sewing on a cloth settee reveals his awkward, humorous effort as he sews a patch with neat stitches. The tale ends with the patched item proudly displayed by the craftsman husband.
Farmers who fail to claim Parliament’s reduced vehicle registration fees for primary producers are urged by the Royal Automobile Club of Victoria to obtain a declaration at police stations. The form identifies the applicant as a primary producer and shows the reduced 9/5 and 2 per power weight unit charges. The declaration and payment are then sent to the Motor Registration Branch to process the concession.
A reflective piece urges choosing right thoughts over flashy deeds and emphasizes humble acts of kindness. It stresses living in the present day and expressing love through small courtesies, suggesting that small acts will outshine wealth or fame. It centers on inner discipline and everyday goodness.
An old advertisement touts Heenzo as Australia’s favorite cough remedy claiming twenty years of savings for households. It promotes adding a two shilling bottle to tea for a cost effective remedy for chest and throat ailments and notes suitability for adults and children.
The article reviews Australia’s role at the Paris Peace Conference with emphasis on Dominion representation, mandates disputes with Japan, and Hughes’ criticisms shaping Article 11 of the Covenant. It highlights New Guinea and Nauru mandates, and the united Dominion influence within the British Commonwealth driving a pathway to world peacemaking.
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