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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1936
Page
6
A reader recounts rheumatism pain and recovery after taking Kruschen Salts. Claims the remedy dissolves uric crystals and reduces joint agony, noting worldwide sales and 2 shillings 9 pence per bottle available from chemists and stores.
In the Legislative Assembly the Leader of the House Mr Spooner said unemployment relief spend has exceeded tax revenue for years. He stated the government will not amend the Farmers Relief Act to grant shire and municipal councils priority for outstanding rates under stay orders.
A letter argues Australia should unlock its vast continental resources and grow population to cultivate wealth. The author urges shifting from economic nationalism to expanding cultivation, tapping land and sea riches, and boosting domestic trade with a larger populace, claiming 20 million people would strengthen security and prosperity.
Mr. Winston Churchill warned that wars do not wait for perfect readiness and urged rapid population growth in Australia. He argued a larger pool of men, money, and arms is needed to defend the continent, noting the United States' protection through numbers. He asked if Australians will make Australia safer.
The Ainun people of Japan face near extinction as numbers shrink to 1 742 men and 1 716 women across 719 families. Sanitation and venereal disease threaten survival while the Makkaido Imperial City staff join efforts to preserve this primitive race in the Thuri district where fishing dominates livelihoods.
A substantial reward is offered to any person not an accomplice providing information leading to conviction of any person or persons for stealing stock laying poison or trespassing on ELOURA or ITAZELDEAN eyew.
Notice warns that anyone shooting or hunting and interfering with fences in Willamby will be prosecuted or beaten. all living permissions are withdrawn by R. H. Hudson.
Bruce Park warns that any person or persons from shooting trapping or imprisoning or trespassing on property named Springmount will be dealt with as the law directs without respect to persons. All previous permissions are cancelled. 1/6/35.
The notice states that any person shooting trapping and poisoning property named Brubb will be dealt with as the law directs regardless of persons. It cancels all previous permissions. The text then shifts to a criticized racist portrait describing a race as illiterate and oppressed with historical references to warfare and imperial expeditions.
The Morning Post notes Ethiopian stamps remain the cheapest foreign issues due to a six year stock unload by a Paris dealer who bought the entire Ethiopian stock in Addis Ababa. Prices have not risen despite recent demand, with the first issue printed in Paris in 1894 and later over-prints for currency changes. Italian field post offices in Abyssinia are creating new series, while Jubilee stamps remain the most sought after and quickly sold out across the Empire.
Former inspector Woollett defends actions on Alsatian dog sterilisation and cattle testing. He says he sterilised bitches for a small fee amid law, opposition, and pet-loss concerns, and that his cattle testing saved stock though lodging regulatory breach. He recalls sending three £1 notes as payment for tests and facing departmental orders to cull diseased cattle.
In the House of Commons, Mr Will Thorne asks Foreign Secretary Captain Eden if he can persuade Herr Hitler to marry to keep him balanced. The report notes renewed brutal bombing by the Italians.
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