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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
3
The notice warns that an early cold can signal greater danger to follow. It notes repeated colds weaken vitality and may lead to fever or bronchitis. It promotes Dr Sheldon’s Now Discovery as a preventative and a tonic to stop subsequent illnesses. It claims the remedy guards households and prevents illness after exposure.
Rear-Admiral Sir Reginald Hall writes to the London Evening Standard arguing prohibition failed in the United States and would fail in Britain. He warns law enforcement cannot create noble character and condemns using police restraint to reform public morality.
The Treasurer Mr Lang urges a 3,000,000 State Loan to fund country public works. It targets Dubbo Wertis Creek, North Coast railways, the south west line and a hydro electric scheme, promising local funding keeps money in Australia and boosts both country and city prosperity. Citizens are urged to subscribe.
An old advertisement touts Rexona Soup for babies claiming it is the purest skin remedy for infants. It asserts inferior soaps worsen roughness and soreness and promises visible soothing within an hour. The copy urges mothers to bathe infants and use Rexona to calm fretful babies.
Herbert J. Solomon announces a Guyra branch of his direct exporter business for wool sheep skins hides and finished skins. W. T. Woodward is named general manager and will arrange purchases offering cash for supplies. Direct buying eliminates commissions and promises good prices and maximum satisfaction.
Miss M Parsons informs the public of Guyra that she has assumed management of Miss Stevenson's Boarding House and seeks a fair share of patronage in the area.
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