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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1939
Page
3
Local advert promises freight free within a wide radius and emphasizes immediate forwarding of orders. Claims special KAHL order care and assures customers they receive the best at lowest possible price, urging shoppers to order today.
The ad offers handmade Holland and canvas blinds made to measurements shown. It claims options include Plain, Scalloped and Fringed or Lined, with color choices such as Green, Brown, or Beige. Blinds are nonreturnable and fitted promptly on completion.
Letter from ED W. TAYLOR of Sydney argues Australia must recruit specialists and survivors of WWI campaigns to form a national defence force. He urges government to mobilize ex-service expertise, fund relief and training, and prepare Australia for a credible defense alongside Britain.
The fragment highlights selling property and exchanging goods for money, advertising as a tool to gain new customers and retain existing ones. It stresses confidence-building, consistent advertising, and broad outreach, urging immediate, constant campaigns to maximize awareness.
Local golf club updates highlight Nowra entries and Mey season notes. Mentions plans for Mey Bewlow, Julate atom, and other regional competitors. outlines upcoming events and participation at the South Coast venue.
The article discusses the Scouts for Rational Emergency movement, led by officials including Mr HJ Broldars, aiming to organize scouting networks across South Wales. It advocates volunteer coordination for civil defense, health, and community support during emergencies, with plans to unite districts and groups under a statewide framework.
Fragmentary text references public health, fitness, and social ethics, mentioning women and men’s well being, physical education, and future welfare. The piece hints at institutional guidance from a department, with scattered names and terms suggesting a civic or educational context.
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