Problem of Unemploy outlined in Australian weekly letter
The Advance Australia weekly letter discusses unemployment across nations and Queensland's plan for district councils under a ministerial framework. It critiques state parliaments, urges civic duty, and notes England and Germany use machinery in mining, arguing unemployment stems from individual selfishness and requires renewed patriotism and local governance.
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Lesaian
Britain
France
Italy
Eng
Stanhope Progress Association
J. H.labolition
Queensland
Yoine
Shee Bovine Ie
Cnet Coram
England
Germany
Australia
Stevens
N.S.W
2GB
Economic Council
Sydney
Eight Thousand Patriots League Aims to Boost Australian Goods
Sir Phillip Game accepted a trophy for the Who's for Australia League Exhibition of Australian manufactures at Drumnoine. The 8000 member league aims to promote service to Australia, advance national interests, and foster loyalty to the Empire, while steering clear of political labeling.
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Phillip Game
Australia
Drumnoyne
Labor Party
League
Queensland shopping week urged for year round goods
Brisbane the Lord Mayor Alderman Jolly urged a 52 week Queensland shopping week at a reception for business promoters. He argued Australia can produce world class goods if manufacturers and the public back Australian goods and use a distinctive emblem to show origin. Mr Winstanley acknowledged shared responsibility for economic mood.
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Queensland
Australia
Brisbane
Alderman Jolly
Neil O'Sullivan
Folly of High Tariffs and Australia’s Destiny
An exchange from New York reports a view by over 1000 economists and public-spirited citizens across 46 states urging Congress to support Australia’s path. They argue that as global citizens tied to banks, manufacturing, and commerce, Australians must be guided by a broader duty rather than isolation. The piece frames Australia as at a turning point, needing prudent leadership and cooperation with the United States to fulfill shared economic destinies.
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New York
Aus
Tralian
Economista
Builder
Australia
Congress
Austrelis
Tralia
Hoover
Tariff Policy Sparks Debate on Employment and Trade
A government statement argues higher tariffs raise living costs and hurt most citizens while asserting exports can grow under protectionism. It cites evidence of rising industrial efficiency and falling costs since WWI, noting factories supply over 96 percent of domestic needs and foreign markets absorb surplus. It rejects the claim that tariffs curb unemployment and warns tariff wars erode internal peace and global harmony.
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United States
Design Race for League of Nations Flag Draws Wide Interest
The League of Nations societies launched a world wide contest for a best flag design drawing about 1600 entries from many countries. After duplicates the examined designs approach 2000. Rules exclude religious symbols to avoid universal appeal and the star emerges as the favored emblem.
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League of Nations
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Promoted in Australia
An advertisement touts Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as a safe effective remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It features a testimonial from Mr W R Banner of Shepparton praising relief from backache and disordered secretions after using the product, and notes availability through Foster-McClellan Co. in Sydney.
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Dean
W. R. Banner
Edward-street
Shepparton
Doan
Banner
Foster-McClellan Co
Propritors
Hamilton Street
Sydney
MR. Peters
Hue
Frank magistrates in Ceylon courts spark sharp exchanges
In a provincial court a plaintiff lawyer’s witness contradicted himself and the plaintiff. The magistrate told the lawyer to call the next liar. In another case a lawyer asked to submit before defence. the magistrate urged the evidence, then, as the case closed, allowed submissions while he finalized the order.
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Ceylon
Change in Kilpatrick McLellan firm at Berrigan
The Berrigan branch of Kilpatrick McLellan & Co Pty Ltd is sold after about 20 years. The firm built a strong local reputation, supported by George McLellan and R Kilpatrick, with land investments and stock sales but recent bad seasons led to closure. The buyer is E A McPherson of Oaklands, whose good standing is noted. public and sporting support marked the firm’s tenure.
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Berrigan “Advocate
Berrigan
Kilpatrick, McLellan & Co. Pty. Ltd
Keatrick, McLellan & Co. Pty, Ltd
George McLellan
Anger
Berrigat
Eny
R. Kilpatnck
McLellin
Kilpatrick
Bertigan
E. A. McPherson
Oaklands
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Astor
G. Bitcon
Bitcon
Numurkah
Advance Australia News
George Essex Evans
T. P. McMahon Watchmaker and Jeweller
Melville ST
The
Hotel Telegraph
Numurkab
Lynette
Joan Mansfield
High Street
W. Winstanley
M.L.A
the Nation Builders
Kilpatrick & Co
Hense
Karowo
Emma
J.B. Filday
Warrnambool
P.O
Victoria
Karswood
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Fo Aty
Ay the Con
Tam
Don
Seare
Ivrakiaat T
Dave
Salta
P. Peters and
Alf
Wilson-street
Prnces Hill
Meibowen
Ty Fiature
Sal Saul
P. Peters
W. Jex
Shepparton Dry Cleaning CO
High Street Sheppar
Percy Kniel
Australie
E.C. Cox
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