Fragmented discourse on postwar diplomacy and German guilt
A long excerpt contemplates the aftermath of World War I, citing the Treaty of Versailles, Allied guarantees to France, and German fears of punitive reparations. It critiques the Junkers and German leadership, references historical figures, and voices skepticism about whether France will accept victory lessons. The piece surveys shifting alliances and the uneasy peace across Europe.
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Brance
France
Herman
Owen Wister
Clermany
Bismarel
Germany
Junkers
Wieter
Prueperet
Ciermany
New South Wales Rural Credits and Development Debate
The article recounts New South Wales leaders urging development at rural farms and credits schemes to bridge the gap to prosperity. It notes a push to fund farming sectors, reduce transport costs, ease export taxes on cattle, and expand credit systems for both consumers and producers while warning against political misuses of the issue. It references figures and discussions on economic strategies and agricultural industry support.
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New South Wales
Itien
Ville
Wietralat
New South Wiles
Australis
Hsia
Paradise
Ile
Fordi
Asslat Ab
Beasil
Fellowship and Freedom in a World of Fellowship
Maurice Hewlett reports a trial scene amid a strong urge for fellowship among prisoners and spectators. A male detainee and a Sister join hands as officials lead the crowd to cells, while a broader plea for humane fellowship frames discussions of freedom, cooperation, and social unity across science, industry, and politics. The piece links the era to Wallace Reid’s Thirty Days, noting jail plans and escape reflections in a humorous aside.
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Maurice Hewlett
Hailty
Fred
Straits of London
Galsworthy
Falar
British Farming and Australia’s Imperial Market Link
A London discussion with the Prime Minister and a deputation from the National Farmers Union and Agricultural Workers Union addresses agriculture’s postwar crisis. The debate centers on whether farming should be economically self sufficient or bolstered by subsidies and protection, amid calls to repeal safeguards and limit state aid.
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Australia
University
Hite
Commonwealth
Britain
Sigw
United Kingdom
London
Aoriiteds
Pian Low
National Farmers’ Union
Nahowl Union of Agricultural Workerd
Great Britain
Dominions
Policy Statement on Public Interest Journalism
The paper asserts a straight course guided by what is right for the public interest and vows not to deviate. Columns welcome public matters and will censor private or sensitive material to protect privacy.
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