21 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1935
Page
1
An old catalog listing several undergarments including Barnes athletic singlets in heavy cotton and gastomere knit, fine athletic singlets with absorbent yarn, elastic waist knickers, and underpants with elastic waist. Highlights include comfort and washing elasticity claims for the garments and references to Elantia waist or similar materials.
Mew Fancy Half Hose and Bilk items listed with fractional prices. Includes Wool Half Hose Wool and Silk Half Hose Bilk with Wool Heel Top and Top and Bilk and Wool Half Hose cited. Cnshmers Fancy Half Hosa priced at 3 6.
The item describes a smart summer frock in navy and beige tones featuring marocain style elements. It mentions a long sleeved floral front and a wide belt, a brown beige palette with steel buttons, and a tailored yoked bodice with a gored skirt. The design includes pale blue marine accents and kilting effects on the collar and cuffs.
A fragmented listing shows floral imitation linen crepe madras and various haircord and crepe fabrics with widths and yard pricing. Mentions include British crepe plain white and assorted colors, with note of Moroccan bolu and other labels.
Italy protests British naval movements as tensions rise with France and Britain amid mounting signals of a looming conflict. Officials warn of potential clashes in the Mediterranean as fleets maneuver and diplomatic channels strain.
London reports a shift in military planning as the 60,000 strong force conducts the first army manoeuvres of 1925 under Field Marshal Montgomery-Mourningberd. The Army eyes mobile divisions with tanks and mechanised infantry, aiming for a fully motorised force including battalions of tanks and anti-tank units, to counter airborne and armored threats.
Reported Thursday Italy accelerates military prep and calls up reserve classes while asserting a stance on Abyssinia. The British fleet movement spurs debate as the League of Nations weighs limits and possible sanctions in a tense diplomatic climate.
Ex Senator Elliott warns Federal government against entering a trade agreement with Japan citing caution over cultural issues and demands. He references a Japanese report and remarks by officials in Canberra and Sydney, calling for careful terms before any treaty with a foreign nation. Ottawa reports completion of tariff cover arrangements and public offers.
Fragmented report notes bread price increases tied to flour costs rising by 7/6 per ten for West Australian flour. Secretary Mr Moindartfy of the Monter Bakers’ Association indicates plans to apply for a higher price of bread and an imminent shift in flour pricing affecting bread and linen supplies.
Wheat markets in Sydney climbed on Friday with prices advancing sharply in line with overseas trends. Limited trading left the market firm, closing up by about a fraction per bushel from the previous day, while immediate delivery sales also reflected the higher tone.
Brisbane Cabinet declares railway staff who do not produce evidence of union membership when asked will have their services terminated. The Weekly Notice cites Crown policy and ministers as upholding the requirement, provoking debate among union leaders about whether this extends beyond Crown service.
Two violent earthquakes believed to have occurred in northern New Guinea were detected on a seismograph in Sydney. The tremors were stronger than the Napier quake and caused the recording to jump on the chart, with Germany mentioned in the instrument notes.
A deadly crash near Munda involved a train and a truck causing fatal injuries to George Safpownlo and Beattie while several others suffered abdominal and head injuries. Police investigations are ongoing and the wreckage is being cleared as authorities determine the cause near Tolling Jewel.
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