The Primary Industries and Postwar Prospects
The piece argues against overreliance on any single primary sector and urges balanced postwar development. It highlights mining, timber, farming, and pastoral resources as keys, notes technological and research advances to cut costs, and stresses government support for mills, timber, and new settlements to grow the state’s wealth through diversified primary production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Var Debe
Tagei Cultucal
Orcas
Wren
Ae i
Fis
Costa
Lisaber
Sile
al Ourpet
Smoking and injury in transit sparks medical warning
A travelling doctor confronts a rude laborer in a wayside station compartment. The man’s tobacco smoke irritates the doctor’s eyes and throat prompting a blunt remark about smoking harms. The exchange ends with a feeble threat and commentary on public health.
British Red Cross sale and political quotes in 1920s press
The report notes a British Red Cross gift sale in Altrincham with a brass door plate from Lloyd George’s office auctioned to Mr Whitworth after several transfers. It also quotes Senator Lodge criticizing President Wilson and defending freedom of the seas and Britain’s naval right amid talks of League of Nations police duties and disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa
Altrincham
British Red Cross Society
Lloyd George
Cricceith
Whitworth
Lodge
Wilson
United States
Lincoln
Great Britain
Britain
League of Nations
Mr Lodge
Eogland
Commercial Hotel Proprietors advertise quality liquor and accommodations
The advertisement for Rogalasey and Devlin promotes the Commercial Hotel as the home of farmers and business people. It claims first class accommodations, good stabling, and the best brands of liquor for patrons.
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Melbourne
Australia
W. Purslowe
Fitzgerald
Perth Marble Works
O G H Day & Co
Gordon Street
Dow
Rogalasey and Devlin
Claess
Billiaris
Anow
Northam
Goomalling-Dowerin Mail