Travel broadens the mind inviting youth to explore the world
An editorial extols travel as education for young people, arguing personal contact widens vision and reduces bias. It notes that after seeing new countries and cultures many will settle in free democracies, while a few may remain abroad, urged by a Sydney Daily Telegraph correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Whittingtons
London
Christopher Wrens
Edisons
Andrew Carnegies
Sydney
Daily Telegraph
Australian artists seek London but rarely return home
The piece laments that many young Australian artists go to London seeking success yet very few clan survive or return, with critics noting the high risk and low rate of real achievement beyond a small Australian circle. It cites the sun and country as powerful pulls, while questions linger about courage and pride in facing failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Australia
Britishi Australasian
Andon
The Australian journalist and the London prospect
The piece argues journalism has freed Australian writers from patronage and poverty, yet stresses the London market is brutal. It notes few Australians gain lasting fame, except My Donohoe, and urges newcomers to seek experience over quick conquest in Fleet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fleet Street
Commonwealth
Australia
Donohoe
Prospect
Thoughts for the Day on Business Paths
Brief reflections urge choosing a personal path to success. The note advocates leaving beaten tracks and seeking efficient, individual approaches while acknowledging unseen debts beyond money.
Smiles for the Day Tugudring Son Papa
A fractured dialogue about reason and wit appears in this snippet as a father explains reason to his son and a rejected lover muses on memory and fate. The text evokes romantic notions and playful chatter with archery of speech and seaside romance over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swain
New Zealand Parliament Debates Local Body Loans Bill
The House discussed the Christchurch Tramways District Act Amendment and Local Bodies Loans Bill. Ministers and MPs debated loan guarantees, the £500 000 annual cap, and the need for cheaper local financing with Sir Joseph Ward and Mr Massey voicing concerns. The State Advances Bill was also debated, focusing on removing the minister from the Advances Board and safeguarding parliamentary accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Christchurch Tramways
Christchurch Tramways District Act
James Allen
Mir
Russell
London
Dominion
Massey
Joseph Ward
Joans
London Stock Exchange
Young
Guthrie
Myers
D.buddo
Buick
Allen
Amail
Raisa
Larga
Waa
New Zealand
James Alten
Laiier
Sir Joseph
Voice of the People
Awarua Hdd
Heans Essence cough remedy urged for home mixing
A magazine note promotes buying Hean's Essence as a two part cough remedy. It argues mixing the essence with water and sweetening at home yields twenty ounces for the same price and lists simple home preparation and benefits for coughs and throat relief. It notes price at chemists and grocers and how to obtain if not stocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hean
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Zealandia
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Billen
JTC
ABC
Agitstor
John Orr & CO
Ashburton
Mitchell and Turner’s
Tan
Dunlop
Continental
R. D. Johnston
Hnon Regus
Amuch
Albert H. Sparrow
Boot Palace
Mahone
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Timar
Faas
Canterbury
Box
Owntree
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Cash Supply Stores
Regent
Rege Bak
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