26 Feb 1924
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 26, 1924
Page
1
Advertisement lists steamer sailings from Newesile to Graney with balloon and saloon fares. Details show return and single trip prices, with weekly trips each Friday and timetable notes.
A speaker argues that drought prompts false piety, noting neighbors and even women attend worship for appearances. He compares public prayer to warning ignored by a boy who challenges a wasp, and claims people neglect provision and preparation while blaming God for rain after failing to act. He contends prayer alone cannot avert the drought.
A South Coast district dairy instructor investigates ropy cream outbreaks in cows. By testing cow milk and water sources, isolating the cause to contaminated water and faulty cream handling seams, he advises stopping water supply and resealing equipment. Corrective steps restore smooth cream production.
Ad reads highlight a variety of custards and toppings with appetizing call to action for next order. Offers flavor options and suggests placing order soon. Local tone emphasizes deliciousness and appeal of the dessert lineup.
Kempecy district Works Supervising Engineer Mr Melones presided Friday February 1 at Taree Court Heuer over the Mamining Shire Council proposal to levy a general rate. Ratepayers had chance to object but none spoke. Clerks noted that increased rate would leave £7 for by roads after grants, with £3,400 of Shire funds absorbed. Estimates showed income over £33,000, £18,800 from Government endowment and grants. Loan repayment of £16,000 to be offset by higher rate. Northern Champion
A Veterinary Surgeons Act sets a framework to protect animals by requiring only registered veterinary surgeons to practice. It establishes a six month grace period for registration, annual renewal, and a regulatory board with representation from qualified graduates.
Gore goba Show opening speech by Fay Wieeeak MLA condemns neglect of agricultural education in counteracting professional shortages. He cites underfunded public support and too few agriculture students at the University since 1941, warning the nation risks overproducing other professions while rural needs go unmet.
A wild cow escaped into Wauchope streets during a weekend event, charging through yards and fences. Spectators fled behind barriers as the maddened beast gored two horses and injured bystanders. Mr C Evringham and Mr M Campbell suffered near misses, while bystanders restrained the animal from further destruction amid a chaotic scene.
London reports Mr W. Copnly a former minister and banker urges Australia to cut extraneous costs and debt. He calls for rent control reform and shorter trading hours, arguing for cheaper goods in a revived market and a stronger domestic economy to reduce national debt. He warns against costly imports and seeks a square deal for farmers and townspeople.
A treaty dispute between the Egyptian government and Howard Carter over the tomb of Tutankhamun escalated when Egyptian officials forcibly opened the tomb doors and seized artifacts. Carter resisted, claiming imminent danger to the relics, while officials claimed the tomb contents belonged to Egypt. The scene drew international attention as Egypt contends with foreign involvement in antiquities, and Carter’s allies condemn the actions as contravention of earlier agreements.
Wellington reports that the Minister for Internal Affairs Mr Bollard criticised the change of United Australia into "Detail Australian and New Zealander." He said linking New Zealand with Australia in Australia would harm New Zealand. Officials abroad may see New Zealand as part of the Commonwealth. Desk men in New Zealand hoped the letters would be revised.
An old advertised remedy claims to treat kidney and bladder issues for men and women. Endorsed by local resident Joan’s Backhoe whiney Palle, the copy urges readers to buy Doan's Kidney Pills, selling at 80 per bottle and available via mail order from Faeler-hodelian Co.
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