22 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
1
A correspondent inquired about the Land Board case through a local witness account. The letter asks how many acres per deal were shown, whether unimproved or improved land was considered, and why the valuation by the council remains so low, seeking clarity on the land’s valuation and authority.
The N.R.M.A. reports councils discuss compulsory anti glare headlight devices for all cars. It notes current rules limit headlamp height to four feet and require rays to hit ground within six yards, with sufficient brightness to illuminate 25 yards ahead. Some taxis keep lamps too high and others misfocus beams.
News political editor H Collis argues the Nationalist government lacks energy, focusing on administration over legislation. The just-concluded session failed to advance key bills such as referendum rules for Legislative Council changes and the long promised Fair Rents Amendment. Voters question Lang Government removal if its legislation remains unchanged.
Fragmentary text references a det, a reminder of conditional legality, and mentions Chamberlain's Violets and Climber lain's Tablets. It hints at cleansing and bowel regulation but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities beyond vague product names.
A garbled note touts Beare chocolates and sweets among fresh stocks. It invites shoppers to explore fruits and nuts, with lines about afternoon tea and new bundles available downtown.
The piece warns that true knowledge is a beacon guiding the mind toward virtue, while worldly wisdom leads only to disillusion. It urges steady study, warns against complacency, and recalls Goethe and Hendel as examples of disciplined pursuit. The closing stanza exhorts constant striving over aimless drift, even if the yield is small.
A new remedy claims to calm irritation and pain without opiates or narcotics. Marketed as safe for both adults and children, it emphasizes a soothing massage and mental relief through Chamberlain’s Couch Remedy. Sold everywhere.
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