Don’t Let Accident Kill Baby Prompts Safety Rules
A fragmented 1930s era public safety piece urges parents to guard infants from common hazards. It stresses constant supervision, safe sleep, kitchen and bath precautions, and childproofing measures to prevent drownings, burns, falls, and choking. It cites dangers from household items, furniture, cords, and sharp objects, urging proactive care to save babies.
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Smith
San Bay Bath
Sean G
Jousewerk
Io Hutelbey Wei
Pou Allen
Burns
Fm Mechanics
Tate
Honda
Tony
Imeurance
Australia
Tae
Uou
Alling
Quinie
Wwe
Joryen
Cain Peesellate
Q Vlelt
Development in wire netting advances in Australia
A historical note describes Australia advancing wire netting production to meet defense and agricultural needs. It highlights a global steel shortage, the shift toward aluminium alloy netting, and the use of local manufacturing to bolster supply while reducing dependence on imported steel wire. The piece mentions brand naming and the push to erect installations quickly as part of wartime and industrial strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Etry
Rombat
CCT GM
Jaci Tan
Jong
Aimee
Port Kembla strike called off by federation
The Laterude Workers' Federation called off the strike at Port Kembla affecting the wharf shift. The stoppage began on a January date and involved about ten men under the Port Kembla stevedoring union. The decision to refer to the CIS was made by the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towey
Laterude Workers’ Federation
Port Rilgate
Port Kembla
Cis
Impressive M'Borocouple Tour Across Australia
A travelogue recounts a lengthy rail journey from Maryborough to Perth and Adelaide to Sydney, detailing engine details, aboriginal encounters, roadside depots, and visits to Kings Park and Barrack Street. It notes the late John Curtin’s grave, Fremantle, and Canberra’s Parliament, with stops at Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney as the party explores major cities. The account highlights the Transcontinental rail, boomerangs, and scenic views along the Nullarbor, ending with reflections on Australian landmarks and heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ster
Mary Bebough
Perth
Australia
Joe Fisse
South Australis
Nullabor Plains
Banville
Anniel
Barton
Uae
Kings Park
Anil
Quecen Park
Supreme Catt
Uree
Freymantle
Wil
John Curtin
Barrolatte Pert
Wiltech
Chen
Gloucester
Wanchep
Bock McNuss
Pagolan
Treles
Whale
Barratt and
Leonary Brothers
Corestor
Carrigant
Fay
Tirana
Austen Fo
Adelan ‘Haan
Ang Levin
Adelaide
Laity
Bolt
Ml Neleir
Corina Sinery
Mra Gori
Weether
Melbourne
Hallarat
Marybor
Baliani
Rte
Ahatuer
San
Adam Lindsay Gordon
Leom
Rane
Walia
Tit Salven Army
Maryborough
Muyfugh
Queensland
BR Halland
Pontes
CIA
Sydrey
New Invention Aims to Defeat Wireworm Threat
A pair of United Kingdom firms unveil a powder coating for barley and other grains that they claim will prevent wireworm damage. The product forms a protective layer without affecting germination, coats seed evenly, and has undergone about 20 trials and demonstrations across the United Kingdom over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdor
Cela
Manufacurers
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Arcillee
Goles
Bankers
Pt. Kembla
Maryborough Chronicle
M’borocouple
Meg E
Kent Street
Mary Barengah Especialty Men of Ltd
Wir
Kanville
Walkers Ltd
Onoghie Rovers
Wolkers
Ralyoortie
Monerechey
Patrick Mannan
Kalgoorlie
Gloucester Park
Serosa
Spencers Gulf
Glenja
Tioneere
Awhralla
Eiritinhs Pe
Kate
Ernie
Otro Fort
Ieage Uruidie Varyiigs
Canberra
Duke
Ditchens
York
Aitenkee
Pune
Tabile
Harnowe
Italia
Fea
Anatia Robevertyn
Gentile
Northern Territory
WIEN
Rejlerhaly Mlelitye
CVA
Jean Hanne
Tyrie
Ray
Omar
Pete
Austin
Ailhe Thal
Mumettbe
Alent
Denhams (M'bro.) Pty. Ltd
George King
RADIO
Pialba
Prom
Tattersall
Morphy EL Nou Hab
Addres
George Alana fTadtoreall
Hollies
Irvines Ltd
Adelaide Street
Keers’ Radio Service
Gunnaeing
C. C. White
Bigvenden
Musical Instrumen
Iheart
Cull Keoral Station
Peel
Amigas
Mbes
Ayena
Bull Beit
Hriesler
W. Sorrensen
W. Loakes
E. Sellick
Gayndah
Torquay
Ray Nash
Marybrough
Denradio Industries
Adelaide St
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