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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1931
Page
4
Ford touts a refined car with a smaller sturdier wheel design for safety at high speed and long trips. Highlights include superior body styling, performance, and economy of upkeep. The ad invites test driving and offers easy financing with part exchange for your current car.
A 1930 notice states that all persons found shooting hunting fishing or trespassing on Kieore after this date will be prosecuted without respect to persons. Previous permissions are cancelled. Signed M. J. Brady dated 10/11/30.
Bruce Park warns that any person shooting trapping poisoning or trespassing on his Springmont property will be dealt with by law without regard to persons. All prior permissions are canceled.
A notice warns that leaving vetting gates open at Strathfield will trigger immediate prosecutions. Signed 38 Shaw, Manager.
A notice states that any person found shooting harming or trespassing on Braemar premises will be prosecuted without regard to persons and that all previous permissions are cancelled.
A notice declares that shooting and hunting near Willamby and any interference with fences will be prosecuted without regard to person. All previous permissions are withdrawn by R. A. Atitson.
Paling's at 338 George Street Sydney offers full details on Victor battery sets with easy terms on receipt of inquiry. No expert knowledge needed just turn a knob.
Greek journalist Mr. Svolopoulos reports on Soviet marriage law allowing minor marriages without parental consent and easy divorce. He notes no state role in marriage, permissive unions, and lack of child protection, with high divorce rates and widespread birth control. He adds dire housing, low wages, and elite expulsions contrasting with supposed workers’ paradise.
A man explains choosing welfare over 15 shillings a day, detailing deductions for tax unemployment hospital union and rent. He notes the dole provides more fuel food clothing and pocket money, while work would cut earnings. ethics are dismissed as unfamiliar. The piece also notes wool market activity with slow sales due to wet roads and delayed shearing.
A Department of Agriculture report read in the Victorian Legislative Assembly by the Minister for Agriculture warns farmers against buying shares in Flax Corporation Ltd. It states farmers in Victoria bought shares and grew flax but received no payment.
Report cites the O.G.P.U. ordering the summary execution of 48 Mensheviks and others amid food shortages from Russian dumping. Desperation sparked riots as authorities claim they used British gold to paralyse provisioning services. A bearme in camera allegedly preceded the killings.
A lecturer argues sociology and biology are separate disciplines and humans dominate nature through mind. He cites examples from Malher and Huxley, notes artificial progress, and traces human mastery from early industry to the eighteenth century before ending with a sentimental nod to a farmhouse scene and Woods’ Peppermint Cure.
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