American Women in Hail, Columbia Excerpt Reflections
Excerpt from Hail, Columbia by W. L. George contrasts American women with European norms. It portrays the American female as both modern and tired, noting independence, money for education, and a restless social life, while hinting at pressures of work and urban noise shaping emotion and purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Hussin
Germany
France
England
Lily
Nolee
Tom
Columbia
W. L. Georte
Winter Rugging of Cattle Boosts State Dairy Output
Article discusses winter rugging for cows in colder regions, stressing proper timing and daily removal to allow coat renewal. It notes improved milk flow and animal health when done correctly, warns against constant coverage and explains benefits of day exposure for skin cleanliness and lice prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Welcome for Cambridge scholar to attend Sydney science congress
Cambridge expert Dr A Q Haddon has accepted an invite from the Australian National Research Council to attend the Pan Pacific Science Congress in Sydney and Melbourne next August. His earlier Australasian journey studied Torress Strait life, shaping a prolific career in ethnology and decorative arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Q. Haddon
Cambridge
Australian National Research Council
Sydney
Reparation Claims Open For Final Lodgement
The Minister for Trade and Customs announces extended time for lodging reparation claims arising from treaties with Germany Austria Hungary and others. Public notices invite any interested claimants to submit by May 8 1923 with details to the Commonwealth Clearing Office Melbourne.
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Germany
Austria
Hungary
Malgaris
Trade and Customs
Has
Austin Chapmay
M.P
Commonwealth
Bern
Aus
Ptb
Melbourne
Land Notices Open for Selection in Albany Area
Parcels of land become available under Part V with lodgement dates specified. The closed road north east of Reserve N 7344 and through location 231 will be offered only to adjoining landholders. Crown lease issuance prioritizes adjoining blocks. April dates in Flanapse District near Cheyne Beach outline Opas under Part VI and Will. Loo, 2000 acres of 4005 acres with roads and 30 Parebee at 4/6 per acre tied to William Geary's forfeited land 18001.
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Albany Land Office
Reserve
Tuesaday
Flanapse
Albany
Cheyne Beach
Opas
William Qeary
Stoge Clean-Up Sale Opens New Year Stock Clearout
STOGE offers a fresh year start with a store wide clean-up sale. From every nook and corner, numerous desirable items must be cleared at once due to odd lots, season turnover, or overstocks. Each piece carries value worth inspecting.
Remarked clearance sale on fabrics and clothing remnants
Readable items include Velva cloth green and grey yardage 1/0 with two pieces, Madapolam and striped twill remnants, Towelling pieces in multiple weights, Cotele velveteens 27in, various serges and coatings with deep discounts. Garments cover hose, stockings, sweaters, underskirts, corsets, jumpers, corsets, aprons and shoes with reduced prices. Many items priced per yard or per pair, limited stock.
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Lear
Bett Yard
Wolsey
Hovemudds
Commonwealth Institute to publish three fuel and viticulture bulletins
The Commonwealth Institute of Defence and Industry will publish three bulletins on liquid fuels from coal and oil shale, viticulture practices in Mildura, and paper pulp. The trio covers technical results, data, and economics, outlining research needs and industry impact for Australia.
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Commonwealth Institute of Befence and Industry
Australia
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Commonwealth Huet Hestaroh
Odile Resouiies Po Moe
Upersedia
Department of Agriculture
Lund
Mildura
Siel
Li Ia
Vcentres
Fifty Years of Adventure by Frederick Villiers
A fragmentary reminiscence traces Frederick Villiers the war artist and correspondent from the Paris Commune of 1871 to Africa and the Sudan. It recalls his exploits, a legendary cursed tale, and a desert voyage anecdote tied to Lord Charles Beresford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Frederick Vil‘Tiers
Paris
Auvergese
Soudan
Nile
Villiers
Walter Tagrats
Cora
Theowind
Tiggran
Merher Stewart
Saniide
Wally Cane
Ling
Desert
Charlie
Bensford
Charles Beresford
Brisiie
York
New York
Villiera
Rowel
George
Queen Mary
Glidstone
Health and Character Insights From London Professor
Health and Character Professor Karl Peau spoke to teachers at University College London about how childhood health relates to mental and moral traits. He asserted that parental support and teacher effort cannot greatly alter health or intelligence, noting temperament and aptitude show little change with age and that athletic performance is often unstable.
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Karl Peau
University College, London
Einsteen
Kipling
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Pan-Pacific Science Congress
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Nenely
Ugg
Ender
Iy Stud
University of Ambwidge
Land
National Library of Australia
Stoge
Pharmacy Department
Boot Department
Manchester
Tel
Science and Industry
Bulletins
Gastar
Fo A Angina
Carter
Planes
Manea
Qanterbury Tea
Bescoo
EB Hyd
Prearieter
Crystal Cafe
Burting Terrace
Wronemel
Dowd
Momory
Typewriter & Supplies Co
Albary
Bisan Lampe
JOHNS
CE Robins
Catechiia
Cheranterd
Peron
Geme
New Albany
Westralian Farmers Ltd
Albany Co-Operative Butter Factory & T. CO. Ltd
Box i
Glens
Todd’s
York Street
J. C. Mews
E- Moponald
Kingston
BAKER
Alf.garrier
Nla.gov
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