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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1931
Page
1
fragmented OCR text references a noted house for reliable footwear and a production of items depending on wise use. The readable phrases suggest a shoe retailer emphasizing quality and dependable products.
An Australian call to prefer locally produced wool for mattresses and hosiery over imported kapok and artificial silk. The piece argues wool offers better comfort and health, boosts domestic trade, and supports the economy amid crisis, urging slogans and national pride in wool goods.
Digestive disorders stem from stomach acid causing fermentation gas and pain. Bisurated Magnesia neutralizes the acid instantly, easing digestion. Doctors, hospitals, and the public endorse it. A generous package in powder or tablet form is sold by chemists at a modest price, with Bisurated printed boldly on the carton.
The Strand June issue features a new Wodehouse story Fate and E. Phillips Oppenheim’s The Tiger on the Mountain from the Sinners Beware series. Also present are Temple Thurston’s The Love Bird, G R Malloch’s A Drawn Game, a Winston Churchill Mass Effects article, Cartwright on Dinners in the House of Commons, Hugo N Bolton on the Jockey Club, and prices and subscriptions for The Strand and Woods peppermint cures.
The Country party bulletin accuses the prime minister of excluding their side from the Melbourne Conference while outlining a policy to cut wages by 25 percent and slash tariffs to admit machinery duty free. It argues tariffs inflate prices, cites a rise from eight to 580 items, and claims government cost-cutting could lower citizen costs if enacted.
It quotes concerns that cuts are harming the community while discussions persist without concrete action. The text notes rising costs and downward pressures on wages and pensions, reflecting ongoing economic dissatisfaction.
The Young Australia League offers country boys aged 11 to 17 a chance to visit Melbourne for the Royal Show and related sights from September 19 to 26. Last year nearly 900 boys attended and many parents praised benefits. Cost is £4 15/ with a £1 deposit. applications now open with prospectuses available.
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