Drought, Deaths, and School Smoking In Australian News
Reports from Coonabarabran and Broken Hill detail child drowning near home and the deaths of several adults including a couple aged 22 months, 1 year 6 months, and a 100 year old, with references to Burke and Wills. A Socialist Party conference criticizes starving conditions. Seamen’s strike is blamed for family distress. Glen Innes Public School headmaster cites alarming tobacco use with 70 boys, aged 7 and up, admitting smoking.
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T.A. Butler
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Hiscock
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Thoes
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Cook Station
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Wills
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