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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1944
Page
3
Promotion for Heenzo cough remedy claims quick action against coughs colds and flu. It promises concentrated formula costing 2 shillings per bottle and suggests making a pint at home by mixing with sweetened water for adults and children.
A vintage health ad warns that anaemia causes fatigue pale cheeks and low mood and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy. It asserts pills enrich blood supply red blood cells and nerve health, claiming readers will feel energized and see skin improvements with use. Available at chemists and stores.
VOPL Brad Shaw of 971 Haw Street, Perth, accepts responsibility for all matters relating to the federal referendum acknowledged in this issue.
Farmers rely on the base shoots of lucerne to decide harvest time not bloom stage. If shoots at the stem base are short or slow to grow, delay cut, even with heavy bloom, to avoid woody hay and leaf loss.
From July 1 1943 to January end production of factory butter reached 104 623 tons, down from 111 866 tons in the same seven months of the prior season and 100 864 in 41 42. Cheese reduction totaled 27 084 tons, versus 46 312 in 42 43 and 20 164 a year earlier. A sound udder health programme should pair with proper milking methods, including regular practices, no feeding before milking every other day, consistent milking times, udder cleanliness, gentle handling, and rapid milking by machine or hand.
Advocates argue the referendum would concentrate power in federal and wartime style authorities threatening liberty. Opponents claim it would erode state rights and parliamentary checks while enabling conscription and rigid regulation, urging a No vote.
The Mass Observation Organisation reports growing UK public skepticism about postwar social reforms and nationalisation. After the war, most civilians and veterans anticipate only minor changes, with demobilisation a top anxiety for drafted personnel. London observer.
The General Secretary Mr. H J Prater notes the first annual meeting in Sydney creating the Primary Producers Council. Affiliates Wool, Graziers, Wheat, and Dairy federations represent 153,000 producers to press federal policy on prices, marketing, electrification, irrigation, education, taxation, and overseas cooperation.
A speaker asserts motives to grant powers to prevent economic conscription and ensure full employment. The people will control government by vote, and powers will lapse five years after the war ends. The pledge promises full employment and no economic or industrial conscription.
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