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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1944
Page
3
Forbes clergymen sponsor a weekly series titled The Church in the Street to discuss Christian fellowship and spiritual wellbeing. The first article by Rev AT Brooke examines Reconstriction and invites readers to engage for fuller information amid petrol rationing impacts on church attendance.
Bedgerabong notes thanks for Christmas canteen orders and lists from the service staff. Personal items record residents and visitors, holiday travel in Sydney and Marily, medical leaves, and local club acknowledgments amid the community's year end reflections.
Fragmented essay argues for a reconstructed inner life and moral reform after conflict. It stresses enduring peace through self sacrifice, civic duty, and adherence to higher law, warning against selfish motives and fear dominating society. It appeals for united nations of virtue and public action.
Ten members attended the Forbes Chamber of Commerce meeting as talks covered bulk electricity plans, Canbe rra discussions, and the dehydration plant at Barooghalgie. Members debated power supply, costs, and delegation visits while noting a £27 credit balance and pending payments.
The matron's report lists in kind gifts to the hospital during the past month from Jemalong Station fruit and vegetables. Mr DD Field and Mrs A A Bhoerp grilled produce. Miller and T MR Sharp. Langford vegetables. Mrs Tierney fruit. Borehom Pgs and onions. Mrs Walker mowers.
A devotional reflection urges personal transformation as the path to social order. It argues individuals must adopt Christlike love and obedience to God before reforms can take root, warning against selfish living and praising Jesus as the supreme moral guide.
A postwar note describes a thin chromium plating on piston cylinder walls dubbed PooroURkrame. It claims reduced wear and hours between overhauls, offering long life without the bright chrome used on lamps or bumpers.
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