Preserving Life by Keeping Them in Good Order
A brief note urges efforts to sustain life and usefulness by maintaining people in proper condition. The statement emphasizes care, support, and orderly treatment to maximize value and well being.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1944
Page
4
A brief note urges efforts to sustain life and usefulness by maintaining people in proper condition. The statement emphasizes care, support, and orderly treatment to maximize value and well being.
When ranges tugs and other electrical appliances are available we will supply them.
On Friday July 21 1944 a statewide drive in New South Wales seeks cash contributions to support Legacy War Orphans Appeal Fund. The appeal highlights the work of Legacy and the Board of Management in maintaining families of enlisted veterans with no pay or reward for volunteers.
Australian agriculture officials discuss large scale artificial insemination as a future boost for dairy and beef sectors. F W Bulcock cites American results suggesting potential 80 to 1 gains beyond traditional breeding, with New Zealand programs expanding funding and planning centralized centers. TOC cows treated in year one, 2400 hoped for year two, Herd Recording Council and Dominion Dairy Board funding noted.
The piece extols Legacy's role in guiding bereaved families and war orphans toward citizenry and self reliance. It frames Legacy as essential nation building funded by public donations, detailing decades of private support and the current appeal to help fatherless children of the 2nd A.L. while noting ongoing agricultural insemination discussions in New Zealand.
The NRMA notes a gazetted regulation under the Meteor Traffic Act requiring workers who drive company vehicles to promptly prepare a duplicate report listing parts needing repair or adjustment to ensure safety. One copy stays with the employee and the other with the employer for authorities if needed. The rule covers government and private vehicles but not single-owner vehicles, and NRMA sees it as a positive road safety step. Also warns late-marl deadlines: mail closes mid day on Mondays and Thursdays. insertion not guaranteed for material arriving on publication days.
Friday July 21 will see a concentrated request to the New South Wales public for continued financial support. Badges go on sale priced 6d 1 sh 2s (sic) 5s 10s £1 £5 £10 with 4umme at £100 and £1,000.
Mr. G. McGillivray told a Sydney dairy conference that NSW dairy cow output has been flat for twenty years. With proper feeding, yields could rise by about a third. better feeding and stock improvements raised Denmark’s butter fat and milk yields. Efficient cost control and detailed cost sheets are essential to expand the industry, as overfeeding harms cows and profits.
A humorous list defines terms from compliments to alimony and courtship. It offers satirical takes on gender roles, behavior, and social norms, presenting concise caricatures of everyday phrases. The piece ends with a punchline about a female shopper in a department store aisle and a knocked door.
Rabbit trappers donate a skin to aid the Comforts Fund. Mr Clem Walsh is authorised to collect the same for the fund. E Weekes serves as Hon Treasurer.
A letter from A L Whyte-Butler of Wingham argues for 2 shillings per pound for butter to raise dairy output on the North Coast. He cites reduced herds due to army wage constraints, labor shortages, and porker pig bans, and questions the 1 shilling 7d rate based on 30 key farms and 160 lb per cow averages.
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