Australia First party calls for stern law order reform
A long letter from Weelly advances harsh critique of perceived lawlessness in Australia, blaming polly and apathy. It urges Mussolini style firm leadership, patriotic consumer choices to boost native industry, and formation of a new Australia First style party to unify law, order, and national welfare. It laments violence at football matches and racing scandals while championing Australian-made goods and protection as costs fall on citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Polly
Durty
Commonwealth
Sydney Journal
Mussolini
St. J. Irvine
Will America Sacrifice in Postwar Financial Reorder
In Paris, experts including Owen Young and Pierpoint Morgan discuss reshaping postwar finances to extract more from Germany and spread sacrifice. The piece urges the United States to lead by example in imposing shared burdens to end the war era’s money disputes and penalize the Germany of the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Owen Young
Pierpoint Morgan
United States
Josiah Stamp
Great Britain
Germany
Europe
America
Dawes and Young Committees
The Inferiority Complex in Dorothy Dix’s Advice
A Sydney journal critique argues the inferiority complex in a reader's plea about gender roles. It contrasts Western crudeness with Eastern motherhood ideals, praising true womanhood’s dignity and urging the questioner to embrace her nature and resist revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Journal
Dorothy Dix
Andre of Wiese
Dorothy
Virile Admiral Inspires Australian Youth
A speech by Rear Admiral Evans is praised for clear, lucid, and virile rhetoric. The address to boys emphasizes patriotism and pride in Australia, urging action over mere rhetoric and aligning with national defense spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Evans
Siihe Matto
Young
War and peace debate echoes in a labor voice
A long, tangled tract attacks war and conscription, urging a change of heart over force. It argues Australia should lead a battle for peace only if needed, warns against class conflict, and calls for universal service without conscription if public opinion fails. The piece blends political critique with labor viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
Cogards Ching Hain Bing Na
Saved Union
China
Ita
Australia
Vision Experts Promote Eye Health Services in London
Mr James T. W. Ingram an experienced senior assistant and eyecare professional discusses his studies in Scientific Sight-Testing and his extensive encounters with local medical men led to broad knowledge of eye diseases. John Allangram, BSc, Fellow of London, is a skilled refractionist who recently finished a course at the London Refraction Hospital and offers expert consultation on eyesight defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. W. Ingram
Lond
Tony
A. A. Abotomey
England
John Allanngram
Freeman Y of
London
F.B.C.A
Courteous Attention to Customers’ Needs Advised
A concise ad style notice promotes courteous service for customers by agencies handling Golden Fleece Benzine Summit Power Kerosene and Central Fire Insurance Houses along with related goods like furniture growing crops haystacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Fleece
Summit Power
Central Fire
Dining room to be featured for traveling public
The article describes special catering for travelers and a dining room highlighted as a key feature. It notes the emphasis on convenience and comfort for guests, suggesting a welcoming plan aimed at improving passenger experience.
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Biycon
Numurkah
T. P. McMahon
Melville Street
Telegraph
Tumurkah
Lynette
Joan Mansfield
High Street
Shepparton
Chevrolet
Weelly
Advance “Australia News Service
Australia First Party
All-Australia Party
New Australis Party
Australian Reform Party
J. & J. Ingram
Freeman City of
Farmers’ Arms Hotel
Guenther
Fairless
Se. Kilda
Melbou
Patchell’s” Store
Shamrock Hotel
Numurrah
Victoria Hotel
Katunga
L. Hyde
Victoria
Dasher
Ford
E. Coxon & Sons, Pty, Ltd
Numur' Ih Cobram
Katamatite
Strathmerton
JBLIC
Childre
Ismart
Numureah
Nathalia
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