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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 03, 1925
Page
4
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The letter defends the Country Press against temperance critics while detailing how New Zealand and New South Wales parties used the caption By Special Arrangement to insert propaganda. It argues editors reject partisan news, notes liquor interests faced no such privilege, and questions why prohibition funds were spent abroad but not locally.
Lord Orvil appeals for renewed aid for Greece refugees through the League of Nations Union. Over 500,000 destitute refugees, plus 180,000 more expected, suffer extreme misery. The international loan will aid productive relief, not emergency support. Reports from Athans Cavalla and Soerovieh describe illness, malnutrition, and rising mortality. requests for clothing, money, and material aid rise daily. Donations directed to the NSW Office of the SP A8a, Pipestront, Sydney.
The article explains eye strain as a common, rectifiable cause of headaches and brain fatigue, often overlooked as the source. It notes that over eighty percent of headaches stem from eye feats and can be cured by proper glasses. Stevenson and Co. of Sydney offer corrective glasses, with Mr. Stevenson visiting Manila on Wednesday February 11 at the Royal Hotel to take reader consultations.
A Daily Courier piece by A B Gordon rails at rising illicit alcohol trade after Prohibition. It notes respectable adults, including a cleric, profiting from secret venues like a “Blind Pie” operation and fears increased juvenile crime. Police raids in Detroit report 12 youths aged 14 to 16 found in a disreputable establishment. four principals, three men and one woman, jailed 10 to 15 years.
Prevention notice from Farmers Co operative Im plement Co Ltd mentions the Bossmith Martin Pickler with a closed frame dry seed wheat pickling method. It notes hundreds of machines in use and claims complete antivtation. Department of Agriculture recommends the die method and invites letters to Homebush P.O for a copy of its analogus.
The Railway Commissioners approve a comprehensive series of cheap excursion trains from February 9 to late February for NSW regions. Single and double fares apply with tickets valid a month to six weeks. Trains will serve many districts, delivering travelers to Sydney for international cricket matches and other events.
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