The Changing World After War Love and Divorce
A reflective essay contrasts prewar romance with postwar realities. It notes marriages formalized in hospitals and theaters give way to divorce culture, shifting gender roles, and the lure of modern freedom. It questions Shakespearean ideals and praises women novelists who depict inner minds and authentic female experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bin
Shin Maze
Shakespeare
Mary
June Austen
Charlotte Broule
Rose Macaulay
Stelle Benson
May Sinclair
Agnes Hamilton
Natian
Ona
Brownlug
Remven
Sydney Labor tensions and Russia commissions debated
The piece discusses the Sydney Labor Council calling for unconditional release of men, proposals on water and mists distribution, a return to single member electorates, and critiques of Labor and Storey. It also notes two commissions from Britain on Russia, critiques Soviet portrayals, and commentary on prices, trade, and responsibility amid wartime inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McTiernon
Sydney Labor Council
Britain
Russia
Classified advertisement notice remains unreadable
Fragmented ad text shows mixed phrases about rates and notices. It mentions advertising deadlines and submission to an office, but the readable content is insufficient to identify persons, organizations, places, or concrete actions.
Public Notice for Correspondents and Notices Policy
Special notice invites correspondents to submit notices and meeting ads for publication. It urges concise, single side submissions on paper, requests anonymity for some, and promises editorial discretion to protect public interest. It clarifies that private matters will be censored and that the column remains open for public affairs.
Which Was the Heiress or the Curse of Adrian Blair
In Chapter XXV Doris discovers Adrian Blair’s coercive influence and the brewing scandal. Doris and Dora confront betrayals at the Summerhouse and coordinate a plan to alert Adrian Blair’s wife, as Doris plans to meet him at the Alexandra Hotel to uncover the truth.
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Aetoir Chanen
Squire
Miss Blair
Ambrose Blair
Tomglas
Lie
Houglas
Lt. King
Jronth
Agai
Dow
Worie
Archie
Maine
Doris
Gla
Douglas
Teatow
King
Father Ogy
Dorie
Doria
Mr. Dongle
Adrian Blair
Bleaer- Elf
Angse
Dore
Dora
Adrian
Mies
Agalyce
Ste
Abe
Bys
Sammerhouse
Nya
Aslf
Hare
Darias
Brie
Shey
Daria
Alexandra
Bradford
Archia
Bammarhooss
Min
Waldington Hall
Beth
Wade
Dors
Atresta
Oia
Dovis
Dla
Waddington
Fercarite
Lynn
Andreet
Chapter XXVI Bond Leary 4 Secret RS Adrian Blair
Fragmented OCR note mentions Chapter XXVI and names Adrian Blair and Leary with hints of secret matters. No clear events or outcomes readable.
Native grasses and pastures slippage in Australia noted
A brief discussion notes that pastures in Australia lag in care compared with wheat farming. Farmers generally ignore pasture quality and improvements, showing strong wheat crop knowledge but little pasture discipline or weed distinction, risking overall pasture condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Fragmented narrative blends horticulture and personal turmoil
The passage contrasts aggressive plant progress with a tale of personal strain. It threads discussions of drought resistant varieties and seeding habits with a domestic scene where Doris and Doria confront family secrets and resentments. The text also contains notes on agriculture and climate, interwoven with character reflections and social ties.
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Dulinn
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James Kell
Danigon Miller
Devercer
W. R. Smith
York Street
Alsany
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Merriup
Liverpool
Loroge
Mouchemore & Co
Albany
Perth and District
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Lot
Mattara
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Hy Mall
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Baschstewet
Curse
Edith
Kentoh
Folck
Kate
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Lonsdale
Bond Leary
W.H
Firsk
Peele
Badan Vraut
Rhodes
Grin
Mow
Grasa
Europe
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