British Films in the Ascendant
British film makers argue that changes in money credit and education are needed before societal reform. A speaker contends individual moral foundations drive crime, politics, and economic systems, with the Upper House and taxes debated as surface issues. Hollywood faces talkie setbacks but Britain may gain world film supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nion
Bernard Glueck
Pwychiatric Clinic
Sing Sing
Hogan
Buckley
Internal questions on Australian citizenship in 1931
A reflective piece asks how Australia can progress in 1931 by applying right citizenship principles. It discusses individuals as ongoing, unsolved selves with internal conflicts to resolve, including the moral challenges of wartime mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Lkely
Leadership through action for Australians in 1940s call
A wartime exhortation urges Australians to become leaders by active service in government, debate, writing and broadcasting. It stresses self-knowledge, disciplined mindset, and unity, noting national life mirrors individual conduct and urging practical leadership training now. The piece warns against distractions and urges decisive, focused action to guide Australia ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
The Case of Richard Buckley and Australian Identity
A fragmented article argues Australia must imprint its national character through comradeship while balancing individuality. It cites global patterns from Germany England and America, critiques government and the Hogan Ministry, and discusses Buckley and citizenship, urging action to express personal duty without harming the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Arthur
America
Time
Australia
A. Hall
Morell-street
Moo- Fe
Ieee
Koopna
Hogan
Richard Burkley
Henry Ford Talks Prohibition in Industrial Setting
A reader printed report follows Mr Stanley High interviewing Henry Ford in Dearborn Michigan. Ford discusses prohibition as a scientific matter tied to the new industrial order and the risks of alcohol to society. He compares the horse and buggy past to post prohibition America and notes crowds of sober drivers leaving work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley High
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Michigan
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
Iwer
America
Detroit
Ford on Prohibition and Sobriety in America
Henry Ford argues prohibition is essential to safe governance and industrial efficiency. He asserts sobriety must be accessible to all, denounces wet politics, and cites Ford plants worldwide as sober models. He dismisses repeal, praising a society where liquor is banned from major operations and high perils of alcohol are avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Americ
Ford Motor Company
Ireland
Canada
Europe
United States
Henry Bold
Neemasney
Pur
Ford
Yigilouwil
Aniy
Hilary
Ori
Christian Herald
Bisurated Magnesia Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A vintage ad extols Bisurated Magnesia as the cure for dyspepsia and stomach acidity. It claims the product neutralises acid instantly, stops fermentation and pain, and urges readers to buy from their chemist promptly.
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Osman
Bitcon
Numurkah
Africa
T., P. McMahon
Melville Street
John Ryan
W. H. Glen and Co
Collins Street
Melbourne
Allen and Co
Collinsstreet
Ryan
George W. Ryan
Harry J. Ryan
Sanger Street
Corona
Nathalia
Corowa
Phows
Elf
Gomer Heevin Bru
Manage Weihoat
Hollywood
U.S.A
Holywood
Richard Buckley
Orient Line
Fraser
Halim
Bait
Steim
Tran Orie Ursa Trois Ueno Oruma
Msn Hh
Via
Agee
J, McNamara & Co
J. Ingram Hey
Gaby
Heailetiet
Steele Trini Betmih
Tim
Ahl Neal
Mr Fasilest
Heailquasihrs
St Kilda
Raed
Tyre Works
Ree of Coxon
Melville Stew
Progress Repor
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