Red Cross Activities Report Third Monthly Meeting
The Red Cross Home held its third monthly meeting with President Mr White and Hon Secretary Mrs White amid accounts for £20 and growing donations. Gifts include groceries, potatoes, tea, cream, crockery, fruit, magazines, and motor car donations from numerous members and supporters.
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V0. White
Megaw Mann
Curtis
Thomas
Mallacid Dickson
W. Curin
Wilson Brown
F. J. White
Mr Fell
Custing
Mrt. Clarke
Solomons
Hinrdadbergs
Masses
Jeckes
Gitwon
Pearson
Jane
Sale Hots
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Strtter
Misady
KB White
Blaxland
Marsan F Morehead
Moesdemes Hardaker
Heys
Moore
Morehead
Mather
Jwkes
Atkin
Mies E White
Mrs White
Mra
Fot. White
Mr. Tindal
Mies M. Tindal
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Rus Tay Company
M'Larhbion
Mine Cohen
Mrp i Tindal
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EK. White
Lamb
Kidd
John- Done
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Simpeon
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Hack
Mire
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Hark
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Haren
Hana
San Toy Company
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EE. White
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Pony
Hicker
Pinsie
Mears
Parkin
Foodhike
Tangent
Avid White
Mine Lineam
Mor Thiel Red Cross Society
Bred Crom Society
Live Stock Embargo Sparks Legal Debate in Australia
The Hick Court of Australia bench faces a clash over the Vicensland border embargo on live stock. Judges differ on legality, with calls for appeal to the Privy Council or constitutional amendment. Pastoralists urge NSW and South Australia to back joint action and pressure the Federal Government to end the embargo as intolerable and out of step with the times.
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Australia
Amd
Kewth Wales
Ryan
Bsiste
New South Wales
South Australis
Emeland
Privy Council
Times
Tomet Ge
Warlalde Lease Question Of Conversion
At the Warlalde Land Board, W H Bartlett sought a four year extension and conversion of a 2700 acre lease to 700 acres. The Lands Department argued a 2950 acre home maintenance area, but the board approved converting the full area requested to the new form.
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W. H. Bartlett
J. M'Tiveen
Act
Othar Department
Aettler
Bartlett
I W W Prisoners and a Sydney Union Official
A Sydney labor union official denounces calls to free recently sentenced I W W members. He says they received a fair trial and that outsiders lack knowledge of the case, warning sympathisers are aligned with I W W practices. He adds union money should not influence stance.
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Sydney
Labor Union
Wnons
LWW
The War The Western Front and Roumanian Front summaries
London dispatches describe political shifts in Britain with Lloyd George and Bonar Law forming a War Council while planning ministerial roles. Reports from Roumania and Russia outline enemy advances and Romanian resistance along the Danube, with Allied efforts to prevent winter quarters and defend Salonika.
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Saliant
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Meuse
Evils of Constipation
Those troubled with constipation suffer abdominal discomfort and related health problems. The passage promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as the best remedy to relieve obstinate constipation and restore natural bowel movements, advised for daily use and sold by chemists and storekeepers.
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Chamberlain
Oman
Not Yet Winning Senator Pearce Speech Melbourne
Senator Pearce states the Allies have not yet won the war and urges a vigorous plan. He calls for mobilizing resources including iron, steel, grain, food, and copper to end the conflict and notes intergovernmental recruitment and state committee dynamics. He mentions discussions with Mr Holman and Mr Morrish regarding wartime oversight.
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Melbourne
Dennat
Germany
Indin
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Holman
Morrish
M.la
Oxon Preventative
New South Wales
Catarrh and political blame in 19th century report
A fragmentary 19th century clipping mentions a 17 month old boy Michael Hearn fatally, East Greta Went Maitland, and quotes Mr Bos ton blaming the Legislative Council for wrranging legislation. The piece also advertises catarrh and piles remedies urging readers to write for treatment details.
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East Greta
Maitland
Wage
Boston
Legislative Council
Catarra
Netara
Mans Rasan
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