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Newspaper
Harvey Chronicle
Location
Harvey, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1916
Page
1
The article argues publicity pays for selling farm stock and products. It cites a farmer with cows horses pups who sells better when using a newspaper ad, noting neighbors may not need stock locally but nearby readers may. It emphasizes starting advertising is hard but worth it and cites historical references on advertising effectiveness.
A fragment outlines postal charges for books magazines and papers, detailing rates for Australia and the United Kingdom. It mentions prices per ounce or part ounce, various formats, and restrictions for magazines reviews serials and commercial items with references to registered and Commonwealth procedures.
The document states rules about continuing subscriptions and advertising when no notice is given. It explains liability for not taking papers, moving without informing, and prima facie fraud if papers are neglected. It also notes advance payment requires notice to avoid continued charges and that receivers are subscribers. Additional items include tramcar conductors in Chile, Britain and Germany cable miles, male suicide ratio, and prison smoking in Belgium.
Fragmentary line describes maps of pictures and a process involving gutta percha solution which is very transparent. No clear people, places, or organizations are identifiable in the readable portion.
W Zimpel presents refrigerating studies and improved ice chests with ventilation and latent style doors. The units claim to store all eatables without taint and allow quick access with separate compartments reducing ice use. Inspect these refrigerators at W Zimpel ay street.
The Alhambra offers daily visitor hours from noon to 1 and 5 to 9 or 10 pm with free counter lunch and meals at the Buffet for a charge. It bans sales of wine under five years old and operates under a Union bar-prison policy, top of the Barmen’s Union list, amid observed orderly staff.
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