04 Aug 1916
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Newspaper
Wodonga And Towong Sentinel
Location
Wodonga, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1916
Page
1
The text discusses oversensitivity as a form of self-absorption, urging readers to mingle freely, engage with others, and avoid dwelling on others opinions. It emphasizes practical self control, courage to act, and resisting morbid sensitiveness to improve daily interactions and personal growth.
The letter writer compares Indian and Western customs, noting home life, cooking, and tools like carpenters screws. She humorously contrasts backward writing and inward thinking with outward gestures, while referencing Harvester and grain prices and implying broad agricultural concerns.
The notice lists the following members connected to the Albury Exchange: Dabney & Co. Ld, Pees & Mercantile A Co, and Sebilok Dr RB among others. Details show a roster of woodlands members with several names and affiliations mentioned in the damaged text.
The piece discusses the printing trade and the need for circulars and price lists to support newspaper operations. It notes printers face disruptions from strikes and advocates timely materials to keep customers informed and sustain business flow with proper paper and supplies.
The piece argues for judicious advertising as essential for local sales. It critiques assuming no benefit from ads and stresses that many items could be obtained locally if people understood offerings via the newspaper columns.
The article promotes local printing services, arguing that buying printing locally sustains district industry and keeps residents informed. It asserts printing quality competes with larger firms, stresses the community value of a local newspaper, and urges residents to seize opportunities by supporting town businesses.
Local resident Tys announces he has purchased the business in Wodonga and surrounding district. He pledges civility and attentive service to win public patronage and maintain community trust.
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