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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 26, 1935
Page
4
A Special Arrangements publication markets works by Nellie Tom Gallo including The Man Who Changed His Wife Dawn of Death and Full Passionate Mood, listing various titles and descriptors to attract readers. The notice presents promotional claims and author attribution for a sensational literary promotion.
A dramatic chapter unfolds as Joan confesses her past imposture and faces a dangerous escape plan with Berney. He vows to protect her and urges flight to avoid those who threaten her identity. Margot’s plot to run to Hamburg is thwarted by Joan’s warning, revealing a perilous river voyage and a hidden motive.
A historical note traces No 10 Downing Street from its 1698 origins through Walpole’s first occupancy to its role as the Prime Minister’s official residence. It recalls tenancy shifts, royal grants, and eras of reform, with anecdotes on repairs, a famed butcher’s bill, and lingering discomfort cited by past occupants.
An ornate 19th century style ad touts Garden of Roses De Luxe as the premier cafe. It highlights choicest meals and afternoon teas, superior service, skilled chefs, and top quality drinks and fruits.
A Brisbane meeting of the Associated Chambers of Manufactures senior figure, Mr. F W Kitchen, argues three quarters of Australia’s trade is internal and stresses home consumption as a stimulant for secondary industry. He cites 1932–34 unemployment relief, reemployment boosting demand for Australian foodstuffs, and estimates that 470,000 workers in factories would spend about £25,000,000 a year on local goods. The report notes high domestic procurement and compares prices of primary products in Australia versus Britain, noting government bounties and the broader export-import balance shaping Australia’s economic future.
The Northern Star reports a roughly 20 percent export quota rise and price pressure lowering October butter prices from September. London price volatility ranged from 106 to 122 per unit, tied to light mid winter North Coast supplies. Quotas for October stood at 67 percent export and 84 percent local sales, with production uncertain to match last year’s peak.
On their return from a South African tour, the 48 Young Australia League boys passed through Adelaide en route home to Victoria New South Wales and Queensland. Under tour manager Mr Marie the group gave 163 concerts, earning a profit near £5000, and the trip was deemed an outstanding success. Plans arose to form a similar body in South Africa called the Young Xims South Africa League.
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