Who's for Australia Series of Messages for the Orient
A collection of opinions on race mixing and political ideas from early 20th century thought. Dr Charles H Tout advocates intermingling of Orientals and whites in British Columbia to settle race issues, while discussions reference Aryan stock, democracy, and leadership. The essay touches on cross-cultural synthesis, equality, and future governance with literary citations and utopian visions.
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Charles H. Tout
University of British Columbia
British Columbia
Market for Eucalyptus Oil Pressures Reform
Australia dominates the world market for eucalyptus oil with exports rising from 121 to 111,000 units amid price declines risking quality. London experts urge a Pan–European Assembly to set standards and coordinate sales while importers press for Commonwealth government action to organize the industry and boost exports within five years.
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London
Vendeul
Commonwealth
Technivsd
Australia
Expur
Democracy and the risk of mediocrity in leadership
The piece argues that expert economists might have steered policy better if in government, condemns mediocrity in political life, and stresses that democracy must elevate individual capacity and wisdom. It cites Parkes Deakin Bruce and Sevitin as nation builders while urging collective citizen effort. The author critiques current democracy as average and unsafe, urging wiser governance.
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Edgar Wallace
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Cence
Aristotle
Henry Parkes
Deakin
Bruce
Sevitin
Pernie
Denninge
Kill Communism by Major General Gordon Bennett
A political tract argues against socialism and communism in Australia. It denounces parliamentary interference with private enterprise, warns of a drift toward Sovietism, and urges reform of parliamentary systems through the All for Australia League. The piece calls on workers and political parties to join the AF A League to defend democracy and Christian values.
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Gordon Bennett
Lang
New South Wales
Gradu Md
Indust
Munister
Austrahs
Eyielines
Australia
Emtralia
Amstralia
All For Utrela League
A.F.A. League
League
Af.a
World Wheat Markets Focus On Northern Hemisphere Crops
Wheat prospects dominate world market talk with U S winter crop near normal and area sown down 42,042,000 acres. May forecasts put output at 652,902,000 bushels while 10 year average shows 90.3 percent conditions. European sowing faltered, Russia under crop, July August harvests, and talks in London on fair returns and reduced acreage continue after Rome conference failure.
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United States
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co
Bureau of Agriculture
Russia
Europe
France
Italy
Euenpe
Romy
London
Canada
United States Farm Board
Dean's Ointment Promises Piles Cure and Prompt Testing
In a period piece appeal, a Shepardton blacksmith Mr Henry Young recounts eighteen months of itch and irritation from piles. He says a single pot of Dean's Ointment gave complete relief and he remains cured years later. The ad claims many lives saved by early treatment and notes the ointment is sold by chemists and storekeepers.
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Dean
Henry Young
Corio Streets
Shepperton
Mr Young
Restoring Prosperity Opp Leaders at the Melbourne Conference
Opposition leaders in the Federal Parliament entered the National Emergency Conference in Melbourne to help end Australia’s economic troubles. They urged voluntary debt conversion to avoid coercion, urged patriotism, and pressed for guaranteed economies and budget balance for 1930–31 to restore confidence.
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Scullin
Commonwealth
Melbourne
Australia
Alsin
Commonwealth and
Australis
Yorek
Me Sulelin
Priton Winster
Sullin
Han
New South Wales
Ineterest
Conference effort to settle NSW loan suit and reform plan
The report outlines a subcommittee led by the Prime Minister and premiers to discuss NSW rejoining the Loan Council, settlement steps for litigation with the Commonwealth, and revival of the NSW Government Savings Bank. It notes Lang’s support for a voluntary conversion scheme under restraint.
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New South Wales
Commonwealth
Mr Lang
South Australia
Mr Hill
Loan Council
Iriure
Maur
Backags Relief From Fain and Rail Complaint
Unable to extract coherent events from the fragmented OCR text. Readers see scattered names and phrases, including mentions of relief, heat, and various personal or place names. The source lacks a clear, reportable incident or outcome to summarize with certainty.
Husbands and Wives Split Over Trifles in Divorce Case
A petition for a divorce was granted after a wife testified of conflict with her husband’s parents. She described domestic disputes and his refusal to separate from his mother, despite repeated requests to move. Neighbors observed the wife leaving home and going to the railway station. court records note marital strain and an eventual divorce order.
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Wimans
Saul Wishers
Gilgamtyi
Ciuna
Great Money Saving Cough Mixture Recife
Reported in a public notice extolling a cough remedy as a money saver for Australian households. Claims over a million annual readers will save by making the mixture at home with plain ingredients and concentrated solvent. Encourages obtaining from a chemist or store and mixing with sweetened water to resemble naval ready cough mix in quantity and quality.
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Recife
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