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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
3
A large shipment of aluminium ware has just opened with glassware electroplate and enamelware offered in large quantities at prices claimed to be the lowest ever in Gladatone or elsewhere.
A December 7 town hall event in Gladstone celebrated Mrs. E A Gale and husband for five years of mayoral service. Speakers praised their wartime efforts, kindness, and school support, while Mr. Odgers as new mayor promised to continue duties. A supper, dance, and gifts followed the program.
A call urging residents to contribute news from silent districts to the local paper. Emphasizes sending weddings deaths accidents meetings and society items, with names and places. Encourages timely submissions on one side of the page and notes good faith with full names.
Consumers debate value of local shopping versus district stores. The ad touts expertise and fair pricing, promising reliable service and tailored knowledge to meet customers needs.
A collage article notes political chatter, humor quips, and social tidbits from Britain and beyond. It mentions Christmas, elections, prorogation, and general mirth as well as figures like Mrs. W. Coe and Warren's furniture ads. It includes odd facts about herring fleets, taxes, and soldier pay, finishing with a line about Melbourne policemen off duty.
A Greek delegate at the League of Nations urged international credit to fund a 12 million pound loan to settle 1.25 million refugees, including over 100,000 Armenians, amid Greece's postwar poverty. Nansen and Col Procter backed plans, Bank of England advanced 1 million, and a new autonomous office is to manage refugee work and loan amortization.
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