Fully Fashioned Pure Silk Hosiery and Footwear Names
A dense listing of fully fashioned hosiery and footwear brands and styles, including service weight Lisle and pure silk hose, satin and suede court shoes, and ladies and men’s leather and patent models. Describes colors, trims, and heel types with numerous brand-like names.
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Saintes Beau
Sdason
Marron
Brownwoot
Alge
RAF
Lady
Lisle
Touma Bbied
Seale
Sunier
Wytaeti
Boys' Wear: Twist Gaberdine and Heavy Knit Items
Snapped catalog listing boys apparel including twist gaberdine trousers with belt loops and linings, heavy wear belts and knits, striped grogram knickers, navy wool jersey items, lumber jackets with contrast pockets, blazers, andberge suits. Prices shown in shillings.
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Wadhar
Caiseee
Pitta Walot
Wheat pool plan opposed by Australian growers group
In Sydney the Farmers and Selters Association backed by delegates rejected restrictions on wheat acreage and argued against federal pooling. They urged the government to set a reasonable price for wheat, consider a continental pool only with strong support, and push tax and transport reforms to stabilize markets. The meeting supported creating a meat export control board and urged reduced handling charges.
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Sydney
Sételerns Association
Wis
Conance
Hallct Ahaosigrovers
Anil
B. Cale
Moteng
Ameit” Farm Board
Aston
Victorian] Wires ‘Growens* Federation
AS Gt, Buseau
Sailvation
Aig
Wien
Oversea
He Agricultural Bureau
Watson
Tlh
Tis
Sute
Ife
MIT
Rca
B. Cle
Gsriadion
Poal Ic Sae
Anetiean
A. “Aston Saguel
Association Férmulate Sehonie
Aldilign
Hursid
Atoels
Enittsrence Alee
Overcrowded Math Standards Spark Primary Reform Debate
Brisbane reports show the Queens and Teachers Union urging the Baneton Board to revise primary school mathematics standards. Speakers argued the current syllabus is overcrowded and too challenging, proposing reductions to arithmetics and algebra to free time for other subjects and improve overall learning outcomes.
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Brisbane
Queens and Teachers' Union
Banenton
Ps Griffin
Gentral
Sandy
E. Warburton
Queens- Inn
Mir
G. Crwford
EB. Holdaway
State Ateondary Uchodla
As’ Pelireon
Lower
Durdekie
Foo Blir
Hinrichsen
Central Queenie Tenid
Ehiston Neds
Grehon
North Gusenalana
Alatter
Nambour
Selsondary
Euwiitey
Sehantic
Coghrans
Brealdent
Aylinus
Navy Flyers Hurt in Wednesday crash in Monolulu
Five United States Navy flyers were killed and others injured in a crash today near Monolulu. Emergency crews responded as investigations begin into the cause of the incident.
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United States Navy
Kilud
Hna
Wix
Bridge tragedy marks 26th suicide since opening in 1932
A man about 50 leapt from the centre of the bridge and died, marking the 26th self-inflicted death since the bridge opened in March 1932. Over the past days a 20 year old youth and a girl of the same age also died by similar means, all in daylight, with at least one survivor.
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Oragh
Ils
Tyo Pareona
Hope for lower interest rate sparks political debate in Toowoomba
The Toowoomba report outlines a hope for reduced interest rates tied to government promises. Prime Minister Lyons defends unity and restraint, criticizing opposition tactics. He notes September delivery plans, budget relief, and potential economic gains, while Patterson and J Gratham discuss Country Party cooperation and future coalition dynamics.
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Toowoomba
Australia
Afr
Lyons
Attitias
Bowad
Patérson
Itd Nipeestie
Siite
Gintil
Tinto
Ari
Country Party
Patergon
Country
Bonunry
Ian
Yaa
J. ‘Gratham
Theo Fonder
Nationaliat Party
Gama Room
Labo
Scouts Gather for Australia Jamboree in January 1995
Melbourne boy scouts plan the largest and most representative jamboree in Australia, with delegations expected from Pacific nations and observers from many other countries. The event, organized by the Imperial headquarters in London, aims to celebrate the scouting movement and build international ties.
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Melbourne
Thutaday
Australia
New Primary Produce Organisation Structure In Queensland
A government order under the Primary Produce Organisation and Marketing Act alters council composition for Queensland agriculture. It sets appointive rules for executive and district representatives across fruit, butter, canary seed and other boards, with powers to delegate to executive committees and a regulation covering commodity bounds and district seats.
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Brisbane
Thureday
Orderin-Council
Connecil of Agriculture
Conan
Amd
Tdaese
Mesara
G. Oneitt
Allorn
Skinner
Métanda
Northern
Paige
Para
W. “Ranger
Jolnaon
Mackay
Queens
Gauinsil
Brkabteribe
Whenet
Hartiog
Alms
Blenheim
West Moreton
A Bucjimey
Roach
Tn Dapling Dovyna
W. Ashford
Hannaford
Western Downs
I Gargan
Alberton Tableland
Raise Standard At Brisbane Show Awards Meeting
Speakers warned the Brisbane exhibition crowd about rising danger of reduced standards as award figures were announced. Regional totals for districts including Northen New South Whles and Mackay were listed with monetary amounts and points, highlighting regional contributions and concerns over quality across Queensland.
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Brisbane
Dlatel
Moreton
Oakey
Darling- Downe
L. BE
Glirigtensen
Aia
de Boake
J. D
Whiteway
W. D. Pointon
Ike Lofgren
Rodlands
South Coast
Palmwoods
Weombye
Montville
Sea
Woodford
Aymple
Mary Valley
Gaymdah
Debates Roar Over Irish Dail Adjournment and Republic Moves
In Dublin on Wednesday dramatic scenes marked the Dail debate as de Valera and Cosgrave clashed over questions of republic move and constitutional bills. The session adjourned to September 7 after protests and boos toward de Valera. Ireland’s leaders argued whether steps toward a republic breach treaty terms and courted Crown relations amid expanding bills on governor general powers and royal assent.
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Dublin
Cosgtarg
M.dermott
de Valera
England
McGilligan
de Aralra
Lonndon
The
Chonicle
Cosgraveites
Crown Leases Brisbane Tax Debate Delays Tax Reform
Deputation from the United Graziers Association awaited the Assistant Treasurer Mr F A Cooper to request no amendment of the licenses to regularise taxation on profits from Crown land sales. J Melink warned the tax burden harms dairy industry and employment, as some graziers abandon properties or investors pull out. Cooper cited a court decision in the Stumm estate as altering the position and urged leaving the law as is pending Premier's view.
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Brisbane
Thuredsy
United + Grasiers! Association
Mes
F. A. Cooper
Wnith
Lyon Ns
Mtr
J. Melink
Cooper
Justice Macreason
Justice Stumm
Stumm
London Weather Report Struggles With Mild Warm Spell
A garbled weather note from London records a warm spell with dry conditions and cooler mornings. The thermometer readings show a rise toward the afternoon with brief references to 0 degree averages and late day temperatures around 84 degrees in a distorted time frame.
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London
Taglinis
Maul
Degreca Pulironivelt
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Barnes
Saarie
Siac
Baines & Co. Pty
Hope
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Ths
BOY Scouts
Ebed Hee
OFA
Tyreiny
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Mr.-de- Valem
Catenin
Crown Leases
Great Britain
Johnsons
Jodimoys
Cess
Navy
Sac
Optima
Silk
Fownes
Intex
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