Talbot recruiting drive set for March meeting at Talbot Town Hall
Recruiting Sergeant Stephens visited Talbot to arrange a public recruiting meeting on Tuesday March 7 at 8 pm in the Town Hall. Dr Alf Matthews will preside as shire president with Parliamentary and other speakers, plus a musical programme, expecting a full house.
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Stephens
Clunes
Talbot
E. P. Dowding
Alf. Matthews
J.P
Shire of
Dr Pitchett
Melbourne
Pitchett
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Victoria
Henry Berry
Fitchett
Masonic Hall
Collins Street
Talbot Public Library Committee Discusses Funds Boost
Talbot Public Library opened with welcomes to Hillard Hemmerde Phee Saw and Rev Humphrey and new member Law. Plans to raise funds included euchre parties and a possible picture show in the park. A public meeting was set for Tuesday March 7 at the institute to present finances and decide next steps.
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Messrs Hillard
Hemmerde
Phee
Allen
Saw
Humphrey
Law
M‘phee
M'Phes
Optimism for postwar prosperity in Life magazine
The March Life issue argues that after wartime hardships a new day of prosperity will follow. It stresses the victory by law and democracy expanding world trade and highlights contributions by Carlyle Smythe and others including Boyd Cable and Frederic Villiers.
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Dr Fitchett
Life
Fitchett
Carlyle Smythe
Australia
Boyd Cable
Charles Nuttall
W. A. Somerset
Charles Barrett
Vance Palmer
Frederic Villiers
Zam-Buk Said To Heal Child Sores In Sydney Letter
A Sydney mother recounts Kathleen’s severe skin outbreak that started with pimples and spread over her body. After Zam-Buk and Zam-Buk Medicinal Soap used, Kathleen’s sores dried, new skin formed, and she recovered fully. Her son Reginald’s scalds also improved rapidly with Zam-Buk. Thousands of Australian families use Zam-Buk daily as a quick healer for cuts burns and bruises.
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Barringun
New South Wales
Maryborough
Terang
Clarke
Kathleen
Mire E. Stewart
Smith Street
Summer Hill
Sydney
Reginald
Zam-Buk
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