Motor World notes on roads and traffic developments
A collage of transport items covers new road openings and reconstructions in Angaric and Turra Horang Mountains, by lanes and by passes. It cites Main Roads Board approval, shire contracts, and costs around £2,000, plus global shifts in car usage and testing regimes, with references to Melbourne, London, and American national forests as context for motorists. Discussions include tram noise, by passes, and a new automatic signal device in Baltimore.
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Gamden-Verrandette
Turra- Horang Mounain
Main Roads Board
Watlandilly Shire
America
United States
Baltimore
Marthagay Shire
Great Western Road
Look After Yourself First Look After Yourself First
W. R. Bagnall argues against competitive imports. He cites Australia’s large manufacturing gaps and heavy dependence on primary products, warning that importing similar goods whittles local demand and slows domestic industries. He compares trade with the United States and Japan, noting a persistent positive balance with Japan but a growing trade deficit with the U.S. and Japan’s shift toward manufacturing. He concludes that broad protection of Australian industry may be wiser than pursuing universal trade.
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Australia
United States
Japan
Amy Vate
Maui
Japa
Jupar
United Stites
Turing
Economic Review
Profesor
J. B. Condlitte
Narely
Far East
India
China
Sheep and Wheat: A Farmer's Four Plans for Mixed Farming
A historical farmer argues replacing wheat with sheep fails long term. He outlines four methods to blend wheat and sheep on large land, detailing breeding stock, seasonal buying, and stock management to sustain income, hay reserves, and land fertility. He favors method four combining 1000 acres of wheat and fodder, with a permanent flock of ewes and strategic sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutletin
Lucerne
Yankee War Films and Australian Reactions
The Sydney press criticizes American war films shown in Australia alleging biased portrayals of German prisoners and French soldiers, plus a Bolshevik propaganda piece. Critics push back against Yankee productions that claim American victory, arguing the depictions are historically inaccurate and inflame tensions, reopening debates likened to Nurse Cavell coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Bruce
Haldwin
Aniele Samuel
Ami
Nurse Cavell
Policy Speech Opposes Japanese Industry Aid
The speaker argues against fostering new industrial nations and rejects supplying raw materials to Japanese industries. The aim is to prioritize domestic development and not to undermine Australian industry by buying foreign goods. The message emphasizes protecting national interests over foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
1928 Bulckim Engine Ad Outfit Brings Silent Power
The blurb invites readers to step into the driver’s seat and touch a starter, claiming the powerful engine comes alive with a purring, silent mechanism. It markets Peppermint Care as a gentle remedy for coughs and colds, promising relief as the user feels the car’s elite performance.
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Nile
Allie
Bulckim
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