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Newspaper
Harvey Chronicle
Location
Harvey, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
1
The article argues publicity pays by expanding reach beyond local networks. It shares a farmer’s experience of selling livestock after starting small newspaper ads in agricultural papers, noting ads build audience, demand, and future returns. It compares advertising to poultry feed as an investment and warns against delaying start.
A historical notice outlines subscriber and advertiser rights and duties for newspapers. It covers continuing service for arrears, responsibility for uncollected papers, and penalties for moving without informing publishers. It also references legal views on ownership of cables and notes about self harm and other social topics.
The notice lists postage for letters and cards to the United Kingdom and Commonwealth regions, including rates for printed papers, books, and newspapers. It details per-ounce charges, half-penny and pennies, and exceptions for magazines, reviews, and commercial papers, with distinctions between Australia and outside Australia.
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W Zimpel of Hay Street presents Tee Chests as well ventilated refrigeration units. He argues under Scientisia guidelines they prevent condensation and allow packing of many items with minimal ice after initial cooling. The article promotes his latest style with fall doors and separate compartments for easy access.
A promotional description of the Alhambra Bars at Hay and Barrack Streets Perth outlines its dual beer and wine venues. It praises basement access, climate control, cleanliness, free lunch hours, diverse bar sections, and staff efficiency while noting affordable beer at 3d and a wine policy of five years minimum age.
The passage notes that Japanese men are among the fastest workers in the world with high daily miles of labor, compares them to Laplanders, and mentions Russia forbidding marriage beyond five times or after age eighty. It also states royalty entertainment costs Britain about £2,000,000 annually.
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