22 May 1933
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Newspaper
Grenfell Record And Lachlan District Advertiser
Location
Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 22, 1933
Page
1
Notices state Masses paused at St Josephs with a rotation of Sunday services in Vallabooka Caragabal Piney Range and Bimbi on specified Sundays while all other parish arrangements continue. A Ray P O Riordan signs the notice as church authority.
A reflective verse urges facing hatred with resolve and finds hope in friendship through fate. It extols steady courage against unseen foes and notes that illness loses grip when confronted by inner strength, referencing Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a mitigating remedy.
Scuife Bell and Co report May 17 Brisbane wool sales strong for fine wools with high demand across Australian centres. Autumn shorn clips fall short of expectations as pasture conditions remain dry. further rains needed. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency notes Sydney sales begin June 12, totals around 3600, smaller than expected. Goldsbrough Mort and Co report sheep market up by up to 1d, hoggets and wethers to 15s 10d, currandooley station cattle rise about 10s, Gravesend consignment of 28 steers at £8 19s.
Ex-member G A Gibbons of Calare argues the referendum was a comprehensive mistake showing government inviability as ten electorates reversed last election. He blames rushed campaigns for harming No supporters and questions investor security while predicting Lang Government’s likely re election next term.
An illustrated early 20th century remedy ad touts Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a trusted first aid for coughs colds and influenza promising quick relief from common respiratory ailments with claimed soothing peppermint formula.
A Coobane correspondent notes annual gambling with le season and sowing in full swing. Morning and evening labor show the dril and combine, while the lorse team now outnumbers the tractor about two to one. The tractor is progress but the team remains deeply woven into local history, with the toiling neddy seen as irreplaceable despite ingenuity. Parkes. Post.
Police indicate a summons may be issued after a collision on Lynch Street in Young injuring Mr. Jack Chant. The driver fled the scene, and the alleged driver is described as a well known local smoker.
The article notes Karen Morley and Myo Goldyn Mayor in a black branded double breasted fur trimmed coat with mink fur detailing. Adrian Wille highlights fur collar and cuffs while a small toque completes the ensemble as they move with refined style.
In Sydney a couple browses hats and frocks when Geraldine spots a shop window display for Creme Charhiosan. The copy extols dramatic skin benefits, claiming the cream makes aging look years younger, sets makeup, lightens freckles, and is sold in jars at 2 shillings 6 pence with a new hand-bag tube priced at 1 shilling.
Oxford students vote 275 to 1 to oppose fighting for king and country setting off a global pacifist wave. Debates and confrontations followed as unions in London Manchester Leicester and Nottingham echo the stance with calls for social service and world peace.
Church notices list events in England including Carun Hammonds lantern lecture at Parisi Hall on May 24 Spire Day and Empire celebration May 25 Ascension Day Holy Communion evensong and sermon May 28 Masonic service Warraderry Cowrr Road 2 p Rev Norman G Cooke rector details are unclear and partially garbled.
A series of times and locations for religious services across Grenfell and nearby towns including Hampstead Greenethorpe Cowra and Holiness meetings. Highlights include Salvation and Praise meetings with times listed through May 29 to May 31 and Saturday Masonic Hall services with Sabbath School and church service. Various ministers such as Rev J Walton Rev G Gibbons and Rev J Paine are noted.
J B and R Burgess, optometrists at 67 Castlereagh Street Sydney, announce next visit to the Exchange Hotel in Grenfell on Wednesday June 2. The session opens at 10 am and continues throughout the day for eye examinations and fittings.
A New York cable reports a showman has transported the bulletproof sedan once owned by Il Capone to England for display. The car reaches 110 miles per hour and features thick-lined side windows. Also noted are comments on political reporting and a local poultry feed advertisement.
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