Road Safety Appeal Amid Holiday Traffic Dangers
A New South Wales Road Safety Council appeal stresses December holiday travel hazards from overtaking on hills and at cross streets. Last year 200 accidents caused 14 deaths and 277 injuries due to carelessness, with pedestrians also at risk. Action urged: individuals and communities learn care to reduce crashes during Christmas rush.
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Foc Road
Transport Aml Tramways
C. N. Neale
Road Safety Council of
New South Wales
Federal Flour Tax Returns Sought by December Date
The Acting Federal Deputy Commissioner of Taxation warns that returns under the Flour Tax Act and stocks on hand must be lodged at his Sydney office by December 5, 1938. Returns must show the quantity on hand as of December 5, 1930, with specified exceptions, and forms are available at post offices and the deputy commissioner’s office. Further details appear in an authorized advertisement. A cottage fire at Collagenebri main block is blamed on sun rays focusing through broken glass on inflammable material, per coroner Mr. W. Wells.
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Federal
Savings Bank
Elizabeth Street
Sydney
W. Wells
Right Time and Way to Brush Teeth Says Australian Expert
Miss J K Bates of the Australian Dental Association urges correct brushing for health. Use circular motions to sweep bristles between teeth and along gum edges. Avoid back and forth strokes as they trap food and harm gums. Rinse mouth after brushing. Brush after meals and before bed to prevent disease. keep a firm, clean brush. avoid soft or worn brushes. The Health Department in Sydney offers more information.
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J. K. Bates
Dental Health Education Department
Australian Dental Association
Health Department
Bridge Street
Sydney
Optometrists Visit Planned at Gloucester Hotel
Australia based Optometrists Jack Webster and McDonald will attend and lay the consult at the Commercial Hotel in Gloucester at an early date. Visit hours listed as morning to Guam. A challenge to dairy farmers is noted in connection with the visit and dairy issues.
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McDonald, F
MSMC
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Commercial
Gloucester
Guam
Australians urged better pasture to lift cow yields
In addressing Mullumbimby Show, Mr H J Bottomley of the Queensland Royal National Association stressed pasture improvement to raise dairy output. He noted Australia averages 360 gallons per cow, ranking seventh behind Holland 730 and other nations, and urged scientific methods to boost production and stabilize income.
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Australia
Queensland Royal National Association
H. J. Bottomley
Mullumbimby Show
Bottomley
Holland
Denmark
Germany
Canada
United States
Australis
Russia
Second-Grade Cream Quality Restored After Dislac Test
A North Coast dairyman faced poor cream quality labeled al luminous and seedy. Dairy Instructor H P Chapman tested the herd, discarding milk from two abnormal cows and isolating a quarter of another cow. After removing abnormal milk, cream quality returned to normal and improved to a chol cent grade.
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H. PC. Chapman
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