27 Jun 1939
Page 1
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1939
Page
1
A rough OCR fragment discusses headlight glare on rural roads, citing the New South Wales Road Safety Council and highlighting how high glare impacts night driving. It notes drivers’ difficulty judging distance, recommended headlight use, and the need for proper headlight alignment and cleanliness to reduce glare and improve safety.
A livestock and pasture protection group monitors an imported Fiji bug, released in 1985 to biologically control lantana, now spreading across about 24 acres near Maitland. Reports from The Sydney Morning Herald describe widespread damage to lantana bushes, with flowers and shoots dying as the insects feed. Cited officials warn the pest could intensify in areas of New South Wales, prompting consideration of additional control methods and natural enemies to curb the invasion.
An advertisement for Heenzo claimed to be the best cough remedy and money saver. It promotes adding 2 pence worth of concentrated liquid to water for throat relief and cold symptoms, touting quick relief from sore throat and cough with antiseptic claims.
Frvelis muide appears to be a damaged header about water sale pricing. The readable fragment mentions a price of 38 and a low inny note. No clear event or entities can be confirmed from the fragment.
Debates in Parliament on the National Register and compulsory manpower and property reporting. Government seeks to prepare for a meat war emergency, detailing who must supply information on health, occupation, and capability. Speakers argue over voluntary vs compulsory measures and national defense needs.
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