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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1927
Page
3
A fragmented text shows Lang and Bir trading views on child endowment. They discuss broader applicability beyond one state, noting Victoria's 3 percent edge over New South Wales and factory impacts. The piece labels the policy as disastrous results for workers.
A chaotic report outlines a surge in boot prices driven by a sharp rise in leather costs and import pressures from Crecho-Ftovalia and Japan. Officials debate sudden fashion changes and shop closures while urging parliamentary action to stabilize supply and wages.
The article discusses tensions in the shoe industry as manufacturers face rising wage costs and overhead. It notes how women’s fashion drives demand for new styles while retailers struggle with price competition, resulting in higher retail prices and concerns over profitability.
Residents clash with city council over a fencing barrier on unoccupied land in Darlinghurst. A footpath remains partially blocked as the council delays action until June 1, with about half the paths open to the public. Citizens question who will bear costs and the fate of the fence and land.
The message describes a crossword puzzle competition for No. 3 Com with a £7 prize. It specifies submission rules: use no form-nor longer words, avoid rare terms, contractions, and foreign words, write on ruled paper, address the entry to the crossword puzzle haw a em, mail by a given date, and include a few required items. It notes a safety of identifying five areas in Sod ee wall and references a sale of a puzzle book.
A historic battalion parade honors the unit for earning every decoration. Veterans gather for a reunion led by General in charge, with attention to Carver, Prince, and Brae roots as key figures.
A garbled report from the Ginis Navige Han Department notes a coaster named Toncurry foundered near Aros Bay after capsizing in a river swell. Coast guards warn of wreckage near Point Elephants with possible loss of life and calls for caution to vessels in the area.
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