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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
4
A dramatic account describes severe knee and leg swelling making stairs agony until Kruschen Salts are tried. The subject reports rapid improvement after two months, with stronger legs, ability to run stairs, and relief from rheumatic symptoms. The advertisement extols Kruschen as a solvent for uric acid crystals and a purifier of blood and organs.
An Empire Crusade broadcast cites Britain's £1.3 billion annual foreign food bill as folly. It argues for Empire protection and inter imperial trade expansion under Lord Beaverbrook, critiquing free food import policies and Conservative hesitancy before Ottawa.
Last week a 20 bullock team, relief workers, two trewhella winches, and others aided a water lorry laden with pine logs perched on Cunningham's Gap. The lorry skidded off a narrow track by a waterfall causing a near fall into a deep gorge. Nine rescue workers aided the vehicle and nine motorists were required to turn vehicles around after two cars met on the same narrow point.
A brisk fashion feature outlines daytime bags with chromium decorations, face cloths with intricate drawn threadwork, and new caps and coats. Autumn beauty guidance covers eczema prevention, skin care, diet, and hand care, plus dressmaking tips and a clever attic storage idea for guests. The piece also describes the modern contour exercise to trim hips and improve posture.
The article extols music as a source of happiness across all work and life, praising music’s mental recreation and pleasure. It highlights the rise of convenient playing options like Player Pianos, Talking Machines, and Radios, promoted through Paling's easy extended payment plan for delivery to homes via deposits and installments, with an invitation to write to Paling's or visit a local agent.
C. H. Boott urges readers to emulate thousands of Australians by openly placing full confidence in ALINGS. The message promotes taking a decisive step toward trusting the ALINGS program as a wise choice.
Goldsbrough Mort and Co notes softer Sydney wool prices amid global uncertainty. Weakening activity in London and Brisbane, with Japan and France less active but Germany and Italy supportive. Rains needed, rabbit menace persists, and sizeable sale of 6,051 bales detailed with top price 144d for Abbeyville lot.
The statement notes publication by Alton Richmond McLeod for the Proprietors Manilla Newspaper Co. at the Manilla Express office on Manilla Street in Manilla NSW. It confirms the production location and publisher details for the local newspaper.
Professor J B Brigden notes Queensland remains slightly stagnant with only slight spring year improvement following a peak in October. He compares NSW gains since June and says Queensland overall is still better off than New South Wales though January shows little change.
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