Advance Australia News Weekly Latter Poster Scheme
A new poster series published by the Chamber aims to boost Australia’s future prospects. Posters with illustrations for trams will be displayed in city and suburban railway stations and enclosed with thousands of pay envelopes. Cooperative effort in this publicity drive is intended to push Australia up the mountain road to wealth.
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Australia
Tog
Cura
Messaz
Ant Jew
Nes
The State and the Individual in a New Political Science
A dense discussion argues that true wealth lies in vitality and freedom rather than money. It asserts the State should inspire and serve citizens, whose life comprises freedom duty and joy. Without these three qualities, the state lacks life and risks revolution.
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Wren
Rnfivatool
The Economic Unrest in Prices and Wages
A discussion argues prices are too high relative to incomes, blaming inflated costs on patents and private rights. It calls for price regulation and wage control, noting the burden on consumers and the rich-poor divide, with parallels to Australia and America's war economy.
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Orierie de
Olarwell
Australia
Windeyer
America
Tess
Australis
WA farmers appeal for loan to relieve western drought hit regions
Prime Minister defends wheat and wool producers as West Australia leader A Thomson urges access to part of a £1,000,000 relief loan for unemployed and farmers in the western state. He warns without immediate aid many will leave the land, causing economic loss. criticises road spending stance and stresses need for timely support.
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Australia
A. Thomson
Country Party
West Australia
Thomson
Royal Automobile Club
Perth
Nsw
Australians and Australia’s destiny in self knowledge
The speaker urges calm self examination to grasp Australia’s power and purpose. He criticizes politicians for lacking Australia consciousness, arguing that true national progress comes from aligning personal interests with Australia’s destiny and serving a higher will. The passage emphasizes unity, national fire, and a collective resurrection for Australia.
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Australe
Australia
Austria
Australa
A Lesson From The War On Food And Industry
A wartime reflection notes how Britain boosted food supply by expanding domestic industry and reserves. It cites 125 kinds of funds and 865 days of supply, leaving 240 from external sources and increasing food capacity by 30 to 40 days. The piece emphasizes resilience amid heavy manpower losses.
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Plokure
Endewourine
Druge
Vuishle
Britain
Economic patriotism and Britain’s self sufficiency in wartime
The text argues Britain could have produced more at home to reduce foreign dependence and absorb returning workers into a streamlined economy. It notes wartime organisation improved, but postwar prices and production costs create barriers. The Douglas credit scheme aims to sell goods below production cost to ease the economic strain, asserting economic patriotism and cooperation can improve the situation.
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Britain
Douglas
Onder
Radio Funerals What Next in Funeral Service
A fragmented report discusses thoughts on broadcasting mortuary music during funerals. It mentions a proposed fixed hour for nationwide funeral music and references a New Jersey funeral directors meeting in Crirdon TSA with questions about uniting votes and broadening the event.
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Peraone
New Jersey
Assona- Ton Helt
Crirdon
Tsa
A Man Who Lives His Job Promises Success
A feature described as a portrait of a young man bound to succeed, recounting work dedication and a personal testimonial about Kruschen and its claimed effects on constipation and energy. It presents a mid century styling tone with promotional product claims.
Don’t Let Indigestion Age You
This ad-style notice promotes Bisulated Magnesia as a fast stomach remedy to neutralize acid, stop fermentation, and soothe a weakened stomach. It claims universal doctor and hospital use and urges readers to obtain the product to gain relief from indigestion and regain vitality.
Numurkah Sporting Goods Catalog Teems With Racquets
Numurkah Electric, Radio, and Sports Stores promotes a large stock of racquets for the tennis season. The offer includes forty racquets of various makes, racquet covers, grips, score books, eye shades, gut, grip tape, and racquet cases. Tennis clubs are urged to buy locally for better value than city stores.
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Alhivet
C Sports
Call
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