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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 01, 1935
Page
7
The readable text shows disjointed lines about health, travel, and baby care with references to Johnson’s Baby Cream and vague personal musings. It lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a concrete news item.
A long postwar address surveys currency, employment, taxation and rail operations in New South Wales. It lauds government measures restoring work, building roads, hospitals and water schemes, expanding rural banks, and easing taxes for lower paid workers while warning against Lang administration and urging voters to choose continuity in May.
February progress report from Inverell Baby Health Centre shows 14 new enrollments, 241 babies weighed, 9 meals given, and 248 total attendances including mothers. Daily average turnout was 0.8, with infants under one year totaling 109 and under two years 83 among attendees.
A Charley file message to Bris tonne details the drought worsening daily with plans for watering and feed. Lorries carry rolwhing for watering, with payments up to £1000. managers warn of severe grazing losses and high costs to keep sheep alive through winter into spring. Water supply issues hamper the Ghadievile railway and other lines, as drought bores prove unsustainable for locomotives.
A historical account warns against harmful baby care practices such as forceful cleansing of the newborn's navel. It argues for natural healing, criticizes insistence on strict mothering routines, and urges mothers to avoid unnecessary exertion after birth while stressing the importance of proper postnatal care.
The passage urges calm handling of a crying infant, ensuring basic needs are met and avoiding overreaction. It warns against rough treatment, emphasizes not shocking the baby, and notes doctors orders for gentle routines to protect the child’s delicate development.
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