Empire Solidarity and India Awakening Urged in Australia
AAdvance Australian News Service urges Great Britain to unite the empire via India's awakening and broader world service. It praises Annie Besant for stirring India, calls for empire leaders to balance freedom with unity, and lauds King George V's constitutional role. The Who's for Australia League drives local factory support for Australian goods, with a birthday celebration planned for November 8 in Sydney.
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Sydney
Bennett
A.E
Adyar House
2GB
League
Australia
Sydney Town Hall
Australian tobacco for Australian smokers
Bulletin No. 2 from the Australian Tobacco Investigation surveys tobacco quality. It notes Australian tobacco compares well with foreign varieties, with demand rising for bright mild tobaccos and reduced use of heavy dark blends. Short supply and lag in leaf maturation challenge the market, but continued use could boost both supply and quality locally.
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Australian Tobacco Investigation
Austin
White Australia policy urged as economic and moral necessity
An article argues the White Australia policy shields the nation from race mixing problems, cites Dr Noble and Dr Emerson, and says patriotism could replace racial barriers as immigration rules may loosen with time. It notes existing Chinese and Japanese presence and calls for maintaining racial purity while raising national patriotism.
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Noble
Washington
Australia
Emerson
New York
East
Who's for Australian League spreads broad support
A trade journal lauds the Who's for Australian League as the league that does things. It shapes public opinion toward patriotism via radio 2GR and suburban branch meetings. From Sunny to other states it gains momentum with nearly 5000 members and a goal of 10,000 within a month.
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2GR
Sunney
Stamp label debate sparks Australia made symbol idea
The Who's for Australia League urges the Federal Treasurer to consider compulsory "Australian-made" stamps or a pictorial symbol on domestic products. It proposes a contest with a guinea prize for symbols that clearly convey Australian origin, aiming to boost sales while avoiding hard rules for individual manufacturers.
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Australia
Who's For
Theodore
League
Guinea
Women’s power to aid Australia’s future urged
Ruskin argued that world troubles are the result of women not preventing them and urged Australian women to awaken to their crucial role. He said their influence would inspire patriotism, responsible citizenship, and discussions of national pride at home and with children. He urged women to consider household budgets and the impact on Australian versus imported goods.
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Ruskin
Australia
W. A. Wilson and Paperhanger Ad Offers Estimates
An old classified style notice from a trade ad lists W A Wilson offering painting and paper hanging services. Prices show labor and materials from £12 per room with estimates available. Contact details reference a South Street address and a telephone number.
Opposition Attack on Union Membership Policy in Parliament
The Opposition accuses the government of pressuring public servants to join trade unions under threats. Mr Latham cites new regulations and a circular urging union membership, asserting the policy undermines soldier rights and violates voluntary public service affiliations. He warns the public is placed at risk as debates on the Wheat Pool proceed in the House.
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Latham
House of Representatives
Mier
Colonel White
Balaclava
Strides
Lastham
Public Service Board
Wrean
Safeey and Publierin
Mp Brensan
Lathayn
Bisurated Magnesia Eases Digestion Quickly
A period ad touts Bisurated Magnesia as a fast remedy for indigestion. It claims the product neutralizes excess stomach acids, stops fermentation, soothes inflamed lining, and prevents pain after meals. Doctors and hospitals reportedly endorse it, with many satisfied users.
Farmers Push Against Compulsory Pool System
A garbled report shows farmers opposing a compulsory pooling plan amid debate over guarantees and pooling rules. The text references South Australian figures Meeps Moo id and Malgolm Catenin, with mentions of protests, speeches, and a political climate surrounding the policy.
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South
Fragmented notice from old paper with unreadable text
The readable fragments show a local notice about a public action or event but essential details are missing. Names, places, dates, and stakes cannot be determined from the garbled OCR. This item remains unclear after filtering.
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Genera
Leta
Advance Australian News Service
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Europe
Australasia
Universal Brotherhood
Britain
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