Compulsory Wheat Pooling and Socialisation Debate
A historical critique argues compulsory pooling under the Marketing of Primary Products Act would socialise the wheat industry. It claims socialism harms producers, forces government control, risks stagnation, and shifts price burdens onto farmers while urging a no vote and warning of increased costs and loss of independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Australia
Soculam
Endravour
Thise
Clases
Toyerh
Tuaea
Emmy Withitt
Omar Baye
Prades Hall
Queensland
Auscallia
Aafe
Wibatgrawerds
Ecltizena
Citieen
Barta
Misquotations and the perils of usage in language
The article argues against everyday mistakes in English usage and quotation. It cites misread Bible lines, the phrase too many cooks in relation to a multitude of counsellors, and the need to preserve proper language while acknowledging reader debates.
Misquotations and the English Language
The article surveys common misquotations and their true forms, citing examples such as "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing" and "Pride goes before a fall." It discusses origins, variations, and the value of precise English usage, recalling editor Dana of the New York World’s insistence on pure language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul
Froverbs
Milton
Banl
Don Quixote
Shakespeare
Webster
Sol
Dana
New York World
Court of Appeal
Flower sachets and peppermint cure ad copy
A decorative line of colorful flowers and cosmetics is paired with a medicinal pitch. It mentions violets roses goldenrod pinks and a peppermint cure from Woods for throat and voice care, presented in a period ad style.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wunderlich Limited
Baptist & Cleveland Sts
Redfern
Sydney
Durabestos
Cemen
J. Meagher & Co, Ltd
Sky Os
NEW System Telephones Proprietary Ltd
Castlereagh Street
New System Radio
Esate
Limite
H. J. Heinz Company
Pittsburgh
Thore
Errata
Tooth
TOOTE
Ce” Kent Brewery