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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1930
Page
5
School health guidance covers head lice treatment and prevention with kerosene oil and vinegar methods, cleaning hats, and cautions about flammability. It also advises on ear discharge care, urging early doctor consultation and proper ear drop administration to avoid long treatment.
Guidance on adenoids and enlarged tonsils in children notes postnasal growths can impair health and mental development and hinder school progress. Untreated cases may cause deafness earache and permanent discharge and chronic mouth breathing and bad breath are common signs.
The article argues lottery taxation in England and colonial America, noting revenue use and public attitudes. It cites 17th and 18th century draws, church views, and state finances, highlighting debates over sweep tickets and direct taxation. It also briefly touches on local advertisements and unrelated domestic items.
A Midian Advocate writer notes widespread gloom among farmers facing high costs and isolation. He argues resilience matters and urges readers to defy circumstances, stressing that a determined man can endure and persevere despite worsening conditions.
The article outlines how sleep disturbances such as snoring night terrors and sleepwalking, plus bedwetting, relate to enlarged tonsils and throat infections. It connects chronic tonsillitis to neck gland swelling, frequent sore throats, and general poor health, noting risks of diphtheria and scarlet fever in affected children.
A school doctor issues guidance on treating unhealthy tonsils and adenoids in children. Early medical advice and possible surgery are advised to prevent long term chest, jaw, and breathing issues. Postoperative nasal breathing exercises are recommended to maximize results and reduce recurrence. Earache signals possible adenoid trouble and warrants prompt medical consultation.
Special attention is drawn to an Istnousee well appearing in columns advertising potstones prime new dug for ten stone bags. Freight is paid to the nearest siting or station. Offer made by Mr Frank RH Pugh Nerrikup.
The fragment recounts Aunt Kate's letter about hot days in the back country, household hacks for cooling and comfort, water scarcity, and practical tips. It mentions ultramarine powder for whitening, a new aluminum cooler, and family routines to cope with heat, chores, and meals.
A December wireless programme from St. Andrews Church features a Christmas cantata The Messiah and a special musical programme organized by Hert Howell running daily through December with children sessions dinners and a yuletide concert. The schedule lists early evening broadcasts including instrumental trials and stage performances from Ambassadors Theatre with a mix of piano recitals and dramatic readings.
The passage urges better counsel and a British tone, promoting self belief and cheerful conduct. It stresses that everyone carries burdens yet a hopeful heart and positive outlook can yield real victory over circumstances.
The message urges cheer and resilience, urging readers to stay steadfast, support public loans, and uphold national unity. It cites wartime duty, economic strain, and communal effort with references to leaders, public figures, and financial schemes aimed at restoring credit and national morale.
The text notes progress in cancer study led by the Sydney University Cassar Committee and widespread support for coordinated research. It mentions Australia’s role in global cancer knowledge and reflects on Empire ties and the Governor Generalship in the context of imperial sentiment.
The article reports a shift in the Dutch penal system toward rehabilitation and education. It notes a 20 percent drop in prison population from 2500 in 1923 to 1780 in 1928, with improved conditions such as probationary releases and favorable conduct rewards. It also mentions Pompe excavations supplying water and timber from tunnels.
Fragmentary notice describes a neat residence with vestibule and comforts, possible relation to land or estate agency. Mentions Victoria Park and a retired person with medical ties, seeking details on property arrangements and estate services.
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