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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 21, 1942
Page
4
A reflective piece on pressures facing provincial newspapers including rising costs newsprint power and skilled labor shortages. It argues advertising restrictions and wartime shifts strain revenue while reader support and community cooperation are crucial for a newspaper’s survival and public service.
The notice frames a War Loan as national duty and patriotic cooperation with the government. It urges citizens to invest rather than give, describing the loan as a sound interim investment that supports Annalie’s war effort and national security. It emphasizes monetary participation as a civic duty and calls for frequent contributions to sustain the campaign.
The article explains feeding wheat as a useful sheep food to fatten lambs and ewes. It notes wheat plus chaff can meet protein and vitamin needs, with up to 1 lb of grain per day, and emphasizes whole grains for energy and growth.
Heenzo-18 offers internal use for coughs colds croup bronchitis and influenza as well as nasal antiseptic drops from the nose and throat gargling for sore throats. A two shilling bottle yields a pint of cough remedy for both adults and children.
A cautionary note on maintaining newspaper advertising to preserve customer relations and goodwill. Stopping ads may weaken consumer ties, erode store signals, and invite rivals to gain market share when conditions improve. Continuous advertising protects district presence and survival.
The text notes that wheat feeding can be risky for sheep with clumsy digestion. mixing with hay or maize helps. For dry sheep with available roughage, 4 to 8 oz of wheat per day suffices, starting with lyons and increasing to a final amount. Ewes may need extra protein from hay, meal, or pellets. limestone and salt may be added. Feeding performance and self-feeding via troughs are discussed. an outbreak of pleuro-pneumonia in the Casino district is mentioned.
An old wartime column debates beef stock sufficiency amid shifts to smaller joints and new retail formats. It notes ample imijite ton supplies but division over meat safety, while praising breeding and early marketing of fuel beet to meet rising home consumption and soldier needs.
Tod Hardie, noted for pastoral work and officer of the Gragiers Co operative Shearing Company in Sydney, introduces Pastor al Symphony a new serial to be aired Monday to Friday at 9.80 am on National radio. The program highlights pastoral history within its cheerful plot.
The dispatch describes General de Gaulle considering an Allied offensive against the Axis, with massive numbers claimed for tanks and bombing planes. It notes British practice records and mentions Russia as a focus, though the text is fragmented and partially garbled.
A passage describes a crescent built in an Indian shipyard using Indian steel, seen steady for launching. The piece notes Tuc's shipbuilding industry, once neglected, now showing activity with corvettes and armed craft seen in the area.
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