Dole Debate and Wartime Disarmament Reflections
A reader weighs the social impact of government relief on families and the unborn, arguing a new “national dividend” mindset is emerging among a generation raised on welfare. The piece laments governments balking at disarmament and calls for universal defense cuts and an international authority to avert war, referencing Einstein and a postwar peace effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Freud
H.M
Einstein
Peopple
Who Is It That Wants War Bertrand Russell
Bertrand Russell argues in a polemical piece that modern warfare, aided by aircraft and poison gas, threatens civilization itself. He contends a future England versus France war would devastate London and Paris, cripple industry, and drive survivors to violent starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrand Russell
England
France
London
Paria
Why England Needs a Mussolini in 1930s View
Adelaide journalist Sir William Sowden argues England requires a Mussolini figure to salvage national crisis. He cites Prime Minister Baldwin’s warning of a coming war and Macdonald’s admission that unemployment cannot be conquered, urging replacement by leaders with stronger vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sowden
Adelaide
England
Mussolini
Baldwin
Macdonald
House of Commons
Rainfall Averages by District Show 18.24 Inches
The report shows district rainfall averaging 18.24 inches for the period. It notes wheat-growing areas had lower rainfall, with the figure around 0018 inches in the series, highlighting variance across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeate Wa
Noisy shriek sterilises milk by vibrating microbes
An early, sensational claim states a loud shriek can sterilise milk by vibrating microbes. The piece explains sound creation, vibration rates, and a metal-tube device said to kill microbes as milk flows past it, promising complete sterilisation.
Take-All in Wheat and its Causes in 1932 44
A summary of take-all in wheat covering its spread, life cycle, and predisposing factors. It notes how droughts, irregular rainfall, continuous cropping, and lack of host plants promote or curb the disease, with recommendations on crop rotation, fallow practices, and manuring to reduce infestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werribee State
Salisbury
Nhill
W. L. Dahlenburg
H. A. Mullett
B.ag.sc
J. Rentoule
Commonwealth Agriculturist
Export Lamb Prices and Downs Debate at Newmarket Sales
A. Brownins of Riverstea Yarrawough, a Waditht authority on export laws, says Newmarket offers good fat stock demand from butchers with strong weight and condition needs. Downs breed export viability is questioned as large firms hesitate to adopt it. Australian producers must align with consumer needs and pursue best quality exports to stay competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A. Brownins
Riverstea
Yarrawough
Newmarket
Athens
Kanite
Mc Brownie
Australis
Farmer Fined Two Pence Stamp on Rent Receipt
E A Pearn a Blighty farmer and Woodbury school committee secretary faced a Police Court charge for failing to affix a 2d stamp on a receipt for rent over £2. He argued the stamp was unnecessary and claimed the fine as a method to reduce rent. The case references earlier cheques marked 0.8 and payments to Miller and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstone
Deniliquin “Pastoral Times
E. A. Pearn
Blighty
Woodbury School
Miller & Co
Pink Eye in Sheep and Early Treatment Found in Text
An early veterinary note describes pink eye in sheep and discusses therapeutic use of substances like sulphate of copper or lime water. It warns that prompt applications in the initial stages may prevent spread and reduce severity, noting tentative remedies and the need for timely care.
Church Notices Services to be Conducted Next Sunday
Church notices detail forthcoming services at Numorkah Waaia Numurkah Wonghnu Bunbartha Kaarimba and Na ving with pastors and times listed. Presbyterian and Methodist meetings include 11 am and 7.30 pm sessions at multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Numorkah
Waaia
Supply
Methodist
Yearwood
Baglkamaugh
Numurkah
Taylor
Naving
W. Fowler
Fragmented OCR Notes from Local Page
The readable fragments hint at a local notice or column with sparse details. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge beyond generic references to a ceremony or meeting. The text lacks actionable specifics to form a solid summary.
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Bitcon
Phanets
Victoria
Melbourne
Numurkah Hotel
Henry T Bock
Flune 28
the Royal Stores
A. B. Jaffray
Sennitt
Sennitt’s
Miesdames Pozzi & O'Brien
Court House
P. McMahon Watchmaker
Melville Street
Urkah
Disarmament Conference
Geneva
Friends of Peace
Europe
Switzerland
The
C.T. Limited
Rseneeseeses
Seeeyneen
Sexseé Lances
Seaneesees
Ass-Sk
BS Seyeseei
Teenenese
Sessressross
Nhl Magazin Ty Neurralaing Ooorething
Bisuratey
Alus
Messrs
Mitchell
Mirotien
Fogaud
Talenia
Tracey Peta
Beecham
Allen
Eperrese
Eoseeens Axe
Erele Sxelsssz
Geneel Aoe
Enae
Wances
Pankean Goeese
Baebes
Eosecorkrs
Serene Leone
Esreseers
Eseshrese
Peeewe Seeaoon
Sesesey
Sorsiss Soss
Beac Saaecues
Corsssere
Seeyase Te
Eaiease Cease
Sesber
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