Why People Are Flocking Out Of America
A reader voices concern over prohibition and its perceived social costs, arguing the drink evil is not the sole driver of troubles in the United States. The letter contrasts American narcotics issues with British and Australian attitudes, questions language ties, cites Dr. Edwin W. Hower on addiction, and urges wary, measured views on prohibition and immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girgu
America
Edwin W. Hower
China
Australia
Anya
North Carolina
Mississippi
S.M. Herald
Oumsucker
Repatriation Debates and Property Purchases Mentioned
A fragmented letter discusses Kendenup and Wondynrrup properties, private sales to governments, and requests for parcels large enough for a cemetery for returned men. It references Despatch dated 6th inst and hints at broader hopes amid Australian repatriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendenup
Wondynrrup
Young's Siding Children Stage Successful Library Concert
Friday marked the 20th visit of Young's Riding schoolchildren who staged a concert in the library raising about £2. The program opened with The Queen of Good Gifts cantata, featured songs and recitations, and closed with certificates for Miss Clarkve Taylor and Miss Nellis Kay. Mrs Jones presented awards while dancing continued into Saturday morning. Special thanks were given to Miss Simma and local helpers for their help and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's Riding
Jones
Clarkve Taylor
Nellis Kay
Little Hook
Simma
Mosere
Rouleton
Por Masie Exppheg
Kittner
Poultry feeding and care notes from Harper Adams
The article discusses year round feeding for domestic poultry, stressing meat substitutes when forage is scarce and the need for grit and shells for grinding. It cites the Harper Adams Poultry Conference on culling and laying trials, notes epsom salts as a cheap medicine, mentions male birds and incubation impacts, and includes practical tips on preparation of a cordial mixture for poultry health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper-Adams Poultry Conference
England
C Andrew
Thin
Denmark Notes Farewell to Rev Wolseley in Parish Ball
A district farewell service and social in Denmark honored Rev. W. A. Wolseley Anglican Church Mission with speeches by M. O. Play and R. E. Brive. The evening featured songs, duets, and dancing as residents expressed appreciation and wished him well in his future duties. Local letters from Old Frank and a report on weather and fishing trips followed, alongside plans for a rural R.A.S. sub-branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wolseley
Anglican Church Mission
Jarreseer Hluge
Wintriet
Agelealtverel
Wolseley
Intrie
Tf. V. Buckley
Wind
Jon
Commonwealth
Flay
Wolkeley
Miss Coowan
W. Kingston
Nockell
Misses Conway
TW. V. Buckley
Indies
Denmark
Wilson
Old Frank
Billy Bolls
W. A, Wolee
Mindow
Alma
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E. G. McKenzie
Stirling Terrace
Albany
J Aagove
Tamsore
Simraht Ig
Kendenuj
Scadden
Angove
Nortle
Lands Department
Angove'a
Surnest
Mowat Barker
Cranbrook
Broomehill
Woodyarrep
Broome Hill
Woodyarrup
Thindo
Hassell
Fris
Mount Barker
Kednenup
Titus Salt
Young's Siding
Manchester
Drew's
Ashaay Riker
T. B. Carter
T. EL Carter
York Street
Mir Whittingham
Midleton
Wash
York Stowet
Marthey
York
Jobe Stirling
Terrmon
Craigie Orl Blake
Fiathe
Nickimon
Todd
John C. Mews
John Summers
Perth
Stirling Street
Howe
Wainess and
Poseon
Harvey Co
Bociety’s Oranges
Tory Foley Na
Ag Dal
Namdy Pt Muncading
LG. Boyle
Jas. R. Anderson
Cliff-street
Phame
Albany Hotel
Dick Scott
Sport
Scott
Mr Wake
White Star Hotel
Mra. J. M. Hallyburton
Mathen J. M- Hallyburton
Onele
H. K. Corry & CO
Courate Dosbie & CO. Ltd
Nea Haystreet
Mark Onhers
B. W. Hell
Aberdean-stre Ee
Esplanade Hotel
Middleton Busch
Commercial Union Assurance Company, Limited, Commercial Union Buildings
Oeoninge’s
George H. Johnston
Albany Butchering Company
Frederick Street
H. Wildy
Peru
York Hotel
Bob Lechmere
Aberdeen Street
London
Uetacinelskty
Housewives
E. Tassell
Perth Road
TEL
W.R. Nott
Om’ Aiba Sadee
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Paken Medicinss
Ryan
Iran
Kalwon River District
W. N. McKail
R.asy
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