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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1932
Page
4
A testimonial from a rheumatism sufferer who credits Kruschen Salts with controlling her symptoms for seven years. She recalls severe stiffness and swelling before starting the product, notes rapid improvement, and says missing doses causes renewed trouble, arguing Kruschen is not just ordinary salt.
Tamworth P P Board discussed a Lands Department circular proposing 15 year loans at 3 percent to develop rural lands and rabbit destruction. Chairman Payne said applications would be vetted by district sub committees, with rabbit inspectors and directors reporting to the Board.
Woods promotes a peppermint cure for influenza and colds. Bobby Pearce, Australian champion sculler, won the single sculls for Australia at the Los Angeles Olympic Games. Ryan placed fourth in the 1500 metres final while Charlton was eliminated in the semi finals.
The president of the F and S Association of N S W Mr H K Nock delivers the annual address noting ongoing hard times. He cites government support, calls for a Wheat Bounty scheme and farmer relief, and highlights high freight costs, low farm prices, and growing rural debt amid continuing price declines.
A broad critique outlines the 1930-31 distribution of farm proceeds, rising costs, and eroding farmer equity. It cites high input prices, mortgage pressures, and low export earnings, urging tariff, wage, and interest relief. The piece warns government inaction and calls for industrial reform and tax relief to restore prosperity.
Arrangements for an annual three month expedition begin at Hayman Island’s biological station. A. Livingstone of the Australian Museum organises a program from Townsville to Murray Islands and Port Moresby. Participants include scientists, anglers and photography enthusiasts with a focus on biological surveys and data collection.
Weather across the division is unfavourable with patchy germination in several districts including Bin gara Warialda Inverell Carroll Curlewis Mull aley and parts of others. Frosts and lack of rain slowed growth though some areas reported good germination and satisfactory crop development. August rainfall is needed to improve prospects while warnings about infections and winter colds are noted alongside an ad for Woods Great Peppermint Cure.
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