Frances Willard and the W C T U in Australia’s reform era
The article traces Frances Willard’s leadership of the National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union from 1879, highlighting its broad reform reach in Australia. It covers education through Frances Willard’s policy, Girls Clubs, women's suffrage, Travellers’ Aid, Prison Reform, Probation Officers, and the free kindergarten movement, noting the W C T U’s pioneering roles and lasting social impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Womanhood
J. G. Whittier
Frances Willard
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
USA
W.C.T.U
Y.W.C.A
WTAL
Mrs Kirk
Press
Travellers’ Aid Society
Kirk
W.C T.U
W.C
T.U
W.C.T.C
Free
Bisulated Magnesia Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A vintage ad touts Bisulated Magnesia as a safe sure remedy to neutralise excess stomach acid after meals or during pain. It claims instant relief and long term soothing healing of digestive organs, with doctors recommending it and hospitals using it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofawick
Do Everything Policy and Temperance Work in Melbourne
The Richmond area saw early temperance work grow from small beginnings to a fine building housing about 86 children. Mothers meetings cover moral education, heredity, and temperance. The first Melbourne school for mothers, started by the W C T U, later continued under new auspices by the Richmond council. The movement aims at temperance reform in all things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremorne Street
Richmond
Victoria
Melbourne
W.C.T.U
F. C. Spurr
Richmond Council
Australia
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Church Notices for Numurkah and Surrounding Parishes
Church notices list ministers and supply pastors for Numurkah area parishes including Trinity, Wunghnu, Numurkah, and Youanmite. Recurring names include Rev Sharpe, Mr Moore, Rev Wheaton, Mr Caldwell, Mr Dudley, Rev Chaston, Mr Vale, and others across multiple churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Numurkah
Wasi
Sharpe
Methodist
Naringi Supply
Moore
Waain
Caldwell
Wunghnu
Dudley
Marungi
Congupna W
Wheaton
Kaarimba
Willgoose
Bunbartha
Bunting
Youarang
Rev
Chaston
Mr Vale
Free patterns for Australian home dressmakers promises
Publishers of Everylady's Journal and The New Idea announce a summer and winter program distributing four million free patterns. Enclosures with each issue include four free patterns for Everylady's Journal and one weekly pattern with The New Idea, designed by expert milliners. Also included are knitting designs and fashion features, urging readers to buy the August issues for access to the free patterns and added content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's
Erylady
Australia
New Zealand
Everylalady's
Everylady
Everylady's
Everylady's Journal
Everylady’s Journal
Evergy
A Question of Honor and Country Party Stance
The weekly bulletin of the Federal Country party asserts it will support the Prime Minister, refuses to exploit parliamentary tricks, and defends the government’s conversion loan and Premier conferences. It warns that upsetting the government now would jeopardize financial rehabilitation and the plan backed by Nationalists and Country party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedederal Country Party
Federal Country Party
Australia
Country Party
Lyons
Nationalist Party
Nationalists
Heenzo Introduces Wonderful Tonic To Relieve Ailments
Sufferers from nerves neuritis insomnia anaemia lassitude and other ailments caused by overwork or worry will be cheered to know that during the last ten years many thousands have restored their health by taking Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts the famous nerve food and tonic in tablet form for convenience. If you value good health take a few boxes of Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts. They cost only 8/- a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hean
Bank Interest Reduced by One Percent for Overdrafts
The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney announces a one percent cut in overdraft interest rates from August 1, with exceptions for a few cases. The bank says the reduction involves a considerable sacrifice but aims to aid industry and commerce and support the nation's business through its trials toward better days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Banking Company of
Sydney
Local Printing Sparks Value for Town Jobs
Community note urges residents to use regional job printing services to support local labor and save money, arguing that town printers can match city prices without sacrificing quality or speed. The statement emphasizes keeping print work local to foster nearby employment and economic activity.
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London
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Numurkat
Spain
Guenther
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Teeluuayters
W Zealand Loan Antile Agency CO. Ltd
Peco +i
South Ketlington
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PHILINSURANCE CO_LTD
Temperance Union
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Church of — England
Trinity
Heenzo
Wey
Tas Lomred
Oliver Mandy
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Aor Pare
Beac
Brown
Gorkes
Kers
Kymac Sheep Dip
Kymac
Prudential Assurance Co. Ltd
E Insurance
Salvius Stock Remedios Younghusband Wool Press
A.W.C. Weevil Destroyer
Younghusbands
King ST. Melbourne
Kensington
Norman Lindsay
Souter
Minns
Leason
Scorfield
Percy Lindsay
Percival
the Two Patersons
Unk White
Numurkah Store
J. Hickey
Melville Street
Mururhe
W. Bryceland
Undertaker
Nnmarkeh
Bleak House
Beaconsfield Parade
Albert Pata
South Mollowens Tre
Firathlyns
Tee
D. Nn Reilly
Alate Uit Nu
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Gun Tur
C.T.A House
Goullwen Valley
Mra M. A. Eddy
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America
U.S.A
Moral
Leader
Melville-street
Mumurkah
A. E Mervin
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Merria Bros
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