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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 24, 1935
Page
10
A fragmentary report from Ceylon describes urgent SOS messages about quinine used to combat a malaria outbreak. It references miraculous cures and claims of European acceptance, mentioning Charles P. and a physician Tadbolo amid a fevered belief in inherent healing powers.
The Abolitionists of Vivisection denounce modern public health measures including tuberculin testing and vaccines. They claim sanitation improvements are neglected and present their advertisement in another column.
The column riffes on wedding day superstitions such as not opening telegrams before the ceremony and avoiding diamonds for luck. It also hints at bridal gossip, a curious note about a grocer’s bill, a poem line, and a spat of private affairs between friends Molly and Joan.
A call to refuse serum and vaccine treatment for children and cattle, urging adherence to sanitary care. The message stresses school buildings water supply drainage and district negligence, urging residents to press Shire Council to fix issues rather than vaccines. It ends with an invitation for information.
The Tariff Board report released March 29 1995 defends Australian agricultural implements against claims of excessive prices. It notes industry strength with 3,700 workers in 142 factories in 1992 and peak output in 1926-27, while arguing local prices align with imported equivalents and that the sector provides substantial value to farmers and indirect employment. It details price comparisons across states and New Zealand, and highlights ongoing domestic production with most materials sourced locally.
The article traces early Soviet foreign policy moves from 1919 to 1930s, noting failed interference efforts, the 1921 famine pressures, and shifting ties with Britain and other powers. It mentions the 1931 League of Nations entry, the move toward peace, and evolving relations with France, Poland, and the Baltic states amid fears of Japan and Germany, ending with economic notes on Australian farming machinery and industry profits.
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