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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
6
A new Gold Lure Association is formed to assist searchers amid harsh gold shortages. The report notes the push for employment and industry as gold production strains rise, with plans for a meeting on Monday, April 6.
At a meeting for the Kure Kneel Electoral Council Mr Booth M A criticized the wage tax for delaying payments and relief funds. He said funds were diverted to keep the unemployed on relief and argued the prompter tax led to insufficient payment and forced stance against further prepayments.
Amateur notes report the annual MTC gathering near the river, with players ready for the coming season. After weeks of rain and grass growth, officials anticipate a strong rollup and plans for the next Bun day session.
An ad claims Are's Instant Relief reduces bunions and soft corns, dries and removes corns, reduces inflammation and pain faster than any remedy. It promotes quick relief through two to three applications, asserting dramatic results for swollen feet and shoe irritation.
A fragment urges smokers to quit, claiming health and money are at risk. It promotes an advertising offer via mail for a nicotine cessation aid, promising a potion to end the habit and noting potential weekly savings. The text reads as a dated, promotional appeal with illegible portions and misspellings.
Advertising copy mentions week long specials and a free tuning aid offered by the Post Office named namace, with emphasis on promotions and audience engagement. The text presents promotional language and calls to view the offers.
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