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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 02, 1941

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Buy Only Advertised Goods and Services

A bold plea urges shoppers to trust advertised goods known for consistent quality. It argues ethics and economics favor choosing recognized brands, whether local or national, and asserts the Local Paper for Advertisers upholds that standard.

Gloucester Advocate Reach Highlights Local Ad Scope

The Advocate notes its 3000 readers per issue and claims it is the sole guaranteed channel to place goods and services before Gloucester District residents, asserting that only a tiny fraction of buyers can be reached by alternative methods.

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Coroner's Inquiry Into Forbesdale Tragedy

The coroner at the Court House investigated the death of Willie Arnold Martin on Forbesdale farm. Dr James Neville Channon testified the death resulted from a self-inflicted head wound with a .22 rifle found near the body and a note saying the deceased wished to die, while his mental state appeared unstable. Witnesses described the days leading to the tragedy, noting worsening health and a will, with findings declaring the death due to self-inflicted wound while in an unsound mind.

E. Fr. Weekes Willie Arnold Martin Forbesdale James Neville Channon Forbestudy Arnold Mapun Martin Sergeant Hughes Herbert Ronald Whatmoree Stayig Herb Gloucester Channon Farling Withers Pearlie Jane Martin Lansdowne Witness

Australians Drive Nails Into Nazi Coffin War Loan Call

Wartime appeal urges Australians to back a 1940s war loan of £55,000,000 to fund security and national effort. Readers are urged to invest as a patriotic duty and to imagine driving a nail into Hitler and Mussolini’s coffins through financial support. British bombers strike Brest as Plymouth faces Luftwaffe raids.

Australia Hitter Eucrope America Torres Australl Tveh the & S Singoneers Financial Commonwealth Hinnendare Hitler Mussolini

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