Jacks Day Fundraiser Supports Front Line Men
A long article details Jacks Day fundraising efforts and donations from Monteith Wa, Anderson, Weaver, and others. It covers badge sales by the Junior Red Cross and War Chest plans, plus appeals for further contributions to support soldiers, the Red Cross Society, and a December 20 Christmas sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monteith Wa
Anderson
Mien Weaver
Red Crowe
Weaver
Boubeiran
Cnedit
Morehead Ip
Pheis Ieee
Mujum
New Krys
Waa
Mulamg
Audi
Honware
Mesein
Mesein Ypres, Unngard, Villo
Morlaarnurt
Pia TD
Weertong
RED Cross Society
Miss Wight
Keith Lacochabiery Crome Tye Abbey
Tubbameurtiay Beatting Chase
Curkis
Gilte Aly
Bowker
Leith Newdaméw Slide
Atkin
Middleton
Asading
Compbell
Mixsea Haas
Aigin
Martyn
the Hom
Beedaurer
Bot Moertiary
Abra
Diecker
Yorati
Erie Gee Feng Amiel
Thuredius
Hed Crows Society
VOM
James Camphell
Mm. Sehwaluhach
Mise Wada
Fitegerald Rote
RED Cross
Feemont
Gallant 53rd Engages at Somme Front in August Assault
A soldier's letter from the 53rd describes fierce fighting near the Somme in August. The battalion presses through heavy machine gun fire at Head Wood and captures prisoners, with stout resistance from German Guards and Austrian forces. The writer recalls scarce water and supplies but praises comrades and notes strategic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattallon
Tims
Luther
RTL
Somme
Mattalion
Adroebe Wal
Fellina
Momen
Eteres
Anusha
Dartereal
Almont
Georgy
Attock
Gaeemeane
Honil Wood
Elorge
Lenin
Ebner Bretebedk
Weber
New England
Maniac at Large in Rockhampton Mining Camp Tragedy
Disjointed report from Mount Coal Owana mining camp near Clos POL details a man named Coolon fatally shooting Bernard Thornpin and Kin Wall, then fleeing to a battery before being pursued. The piece notes a ministerial decision on a related matter and a wartime enlistment clause, ending with an unrelated medical advert about pain relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhampton
Mount Coal
Clos Pol
Thos
Coston
Bernard Thornpin
Willian Fom
Vutaring
Coolum
Calon
Hvredd Smith
Wilkin
Aitit
Coolon
Owen
Military unit letters heartfelt thanks and sorrow
An extracted wartime letter expresses gratitude to families in France for support and notes ongoing operations despite hardships. It mentions casualties, hospitalizations, and three wounded fighters, with appreciation for hospitality and a pledge to continue duties. The writer conveys deep sympathy to the bereaved and vows remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuerrota
Cartier
Ophir Tea Promotes Freshness Over Stale Stock
An advertisement urges consumers to avoid stale Ophir tea and choose fresh stock. It claims older tea loses value, cites coupon and bonus schemes, and argues health concerns aren’t served by aging tea. It emphasizes the benefit of buying Ophir fresh daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophir
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Australia
Chiumberlain
Andere
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Kman
A. W. Finch
J. McDohalis
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Armidale Boot Emporium
Frank Claverie
Beardy-street
Armidale
Elie
Edo
George Sthel
Ikern I
Loch Tarigh
Egge
Aders
Leghorna
Tilver Wyandittee
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Sade
Jind
Champin
Araidale
Tenterjivid
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Bird
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Numerois Cardain de Cllmer
Helohee
Cook, Saumarea Ponds
Wteck
Pirie
Poultey Purn
Hurstville
Sydney
the Royal Butchery
W. C. Hillard and Sons
THE
Royal Butchery
Wchellar Thero
Greer
Royo Mutchery
C, Hillard and Sons
G. Highfield
Searly Street
Armibale
Mallam
Sre Alwu
Tinique Bioplay
Mutiufacturern
Gerda P
W. A. Hirschberg
FHUNS
Gan Tonde
Whybrow's
Whybrow
H. S. Whybrow
Beardy
Nice
Ss. Vi Saver
Beardy Street
Harry J. Court
Oachbuliler and Wheelwright
Rusden Street
Mlotta Billi
Iso
Elent
Competamy Tradownen
Maturinis
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