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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1935
Page
2
Wagga District Hospital launches an art union to raise funds for furnishings and a new nurses’ home. Tickets cost one shilling per entry with prizes including a cabinet model canteen and a Weistler watch. Secretary A U Sauleir invites direct sales from street vendors and local teams.
A brief note from the Express on Saturday night discusses cautious optimism about field conditions and possible outcomes. The article hints at teams preparing for action with limited details on participants or exact events.
The article surveys colonial possessions and global power, noting Britain’s vast empire with about 450 million people across 19.35 million square miles, and compares it to Russia China the United States Japan and France. It emphasizes imperial totals and population scales to question dominance.
A fragmentary notice catalogs coterminous phrases from wartime advertising as a royal pledge to boost loyalty. The readable bits reference exareas and loyalness campaigns, suggesting a historical pamphlet style exploration of public morale messaging.
Mr ET Fisk of AWA foresees television and telegraph like links shrinking distances and uniting nations possibly via a universal language. He cautions rapid therapeutic uses remain years away with new systems trialed in England soon. The Sydney luncheon audience hears a future shaped by mass media and medical hopes.
A London advertising novelty, the talking clock, will strike each hour aloud and mention products tied to the time of day. Intended for restaurants and hotels, it will provide timed promotions rather than home use and will be installed in public spaces.
An advertisement from Edmondson’s Silk Department promotes 3 course dinners for mornings and afternoons on January 6, with quotes for weddings, bailes, card afternoons, private dinners, and social functions at modern terms.
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