01 Jun 1934
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
1
The Premier Mr Stevens argued that social relief spending has fallen to 17,000 a week from 110,000 weekly two years ago, claiming government policy has reduced industrial strife and reversed a 20 year tax and expenditure trend. He said reconstruction is slow but aims to honor obligations to all industries and community segments.
Dr H R Hawkins of Mount Gambier urges careful dieting and proper fuel for the body as essential to health. He warns that faulty eating habits cause dental decay, tonsil issues, diabetes, and other illnesses and stresses chewing well, balanced meals, vitamins, and regular meals to prevent disease and improve overall vitality.
A veterinary view links low mastitis rates to dairymen raising their own stock rather than buying pregnant heifers. Authorities caution against universal vaccination, noting waste and uneven disease patterns. The text discusses mineral deficiency and local feeding practices influencing contagious abortion and cattle health.
The town of Riverstone schedules a Back to Riverstone festival from June 21 to 23, 1934, marking the 50th anniversary of Riverstone Meatworks and featuring rail excursions, electric power and water upgrades, led by organiser E. Crouch. Officials seek former residents and supporters for participation and attendance in the district celebration.
The reader text conveys a anxious reaction to perceived danger and a call to action through purchasing goods. It references fear, risk, and the idea of buying items to ensure safety while hinting at social disruption and uncertainty.
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