Judge of Watches and Eye Glasses Advertised in Melbourne Exhibition
A Victorian era column blasts the Old Age Pension Act abuses and fiscal strain, urging strict limits on undeserved pensions while defending needy seniors. It also denounces adulteration in foods such as raspberry vinegar and urges vigilant prosecutions to curb cheap, dangerous products harming public health.
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Colac Progress Association notes and electoral revision items
Notices on electoral revision to be held Monday 19th 10 o clock am Colac Shire Division, transfers of leases listed, Crown grants and pensions figures for old age pensioners, a near miss accident at Pirton Walloak, December milk and butter figures for Carlisle River Butter Factory, and hospital committee plan on excluding consumptives amid tuberculosis concerns. Agricultural prospects improve with rains and weed control, a reorganisation plan for the Agriculture Department pending new legislation and secretary duties readjustment.
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James Archibald Sinclair
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la ‘Ir
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Colao Hospital
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Fitzgerald Bros circus to visit Colac for one week
The Colac district awaits a major entertainment when Fitzgerald Bros circus and menagerie comes to town for one week. The program includes Continental artists, the cycle whizz, the Leon family acrobats, Madame Amelia the aerial trapezist, tiger riding, and a grand African war episode. A polo match incident is noted, and local civic plans include pavilion move and community events at the Gardens.
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Infant Mortality and Infant Life Protection Act Debate
Legislation prompted by high infant deaths prompts discussion of the Infant Life Protecting Act requiring nurse custody for children to be registered and inquests into each case. A morgue inquiry cites improper nourishment and premature removal from the mother as factors, with medical evidence noting an inherited disease and inflammation from inadequate feeding. The coroner cites nourishment failures and confinement as reasons for the fatal outcome.
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