The Jew and His Destiny in National Review Perspective
The piece discusses race, religion, and wealth among Jews, arguing for a racial distinction over religious. It cites persecution, ghettoization, endogamy, wealth influence, and international finance as shaping modern Jewish power, while noting contentious views on patriotism and colonial European conflicts. The tone reflects 19th to early 20th century antisemitic narratives.
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National Review
H. B. Marriott Watson
Lane
Marriott
England
Koowe
Great Britain
Haute Finance
Undesirable Immigrant Grant Sparks Legal Battle
The Syrian Richard Malouf, slated to sail from Sydney to New Zealand on the Manuka under the Alien Immigration Restriction Act, announced he would remain in Australia after consulting his legal adviser. J T Malouf, his Redfern uncle, claims substantial wealth and accuses authorities of injustice, vowing to seek British justice via the Privy Council if necessary.
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Richard Malouf
New Zealand
Sydney
Malouf
Commonwealth
J.T. Malouf
Redfern
Australia
Thole
Proek
Mal de
Livave
Hinyecomne
Fountain Head
Privy Council
Agla Imant’s Quest For Scottish Dukedom Heirship
James Mailer, born 1858 in Aberdeenshire and long resident in Australia, travels from London to Glasgow to press a claim to the extinct Dukedom of Gordon and allied titles. He asserts the tithes and estates were wrongfully conveyed to Richmond and seeks recognition of his lineage tracing back to 1050. He worked as an engineer and brick maker before returning to Scotland to pursue the claim amid family lore and legal controversy. Queensland dairying rules also noted.
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Australia
James Mailer
William Mailer
Victorian Field Artillery
Glasgow
Duke of Gordon
Lord Lochinvar
Lord Lorn
Earl of
Athol
Lord Gordon of
Strathbagie
Norwich
Gordon of
Huntly
Mailer
House of Richmond
Uywu
London
Oxford
Knioburgh
Aberdeen
Dukedons of Gordon
Lorn
Gordon
Adam de Gordon
Alnwick
Alford
Aberdeenshire
Queensland
New South Wales
Government Works Department
Sydney
Tho
Various Victorian notices mix mines to liquors and disasters
The report aggregates diverse items: 717 workers at Broken Hill mines, import plans for Welsh stallions, four liquor act prosecutions, 40000 acres for settlement near Heathcote Waranga, and issues on pest and disease controls. It also notes a Nicaragua earthquake, cannibalism rumors, grand naval manoeuvres, a coroner’s inquiry into morphia death, a prayer based healing controversy, US football fatalities, a Canadian newspaper critique, and Queensland’s stance on Kanaka relocation and employment.
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Broken Hill
Central Court
Moonmbool Forest
Heathcote
Waranga
Stock Department
John Pottie
Bona
Oie
Reernthy
Nicaragua
West
Thev
Calabar
Niger Coast
China
Singapore
Harry Diamond
Annie Johnston
Annie Johnson
Diamond
Criminal Court
Toan
Uinally
United States
Newpaper
Canada
Montreal
Queensland
Bega Post Office Time Table of Daily Mails and Routs
A detailed timetable lists mail arrivals and overland routes from Byrney via Coon and Bemboka, with Sunday exceptions, and steamer services to Swilney on Tue and Fri. It notes other district routes such as Moruya Milton Bateman’s Bay and Tathra with varying days, times, and excluded Sundays, plus postage and box information and office hours.
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MAILE
Byrney
Coon
Bemboka
Mt Toto Pds
Swilney
Tiowlburn
Cooma
Manarasliatrict
Igi le Bouth
Nily
Braidwood
Araiuen
Moruya
Kodulla Milton
Bateman's Bay
Nellizell
Barge
Quam
Drogo
Surnay Exerpied
Tathra
Tathra Roa
Tueelay
Ti Ta Candela
Magilla
Kameruku
Kyrioona
Yoowerhand
Ceatinn
Doily
Une Stens
Lave
Vioulluen
Ninitybelle
Mornied
Victoria
Sun
Pou
Milton
Botettiad’ S Way
Neltigen
Colwrgs
Nau
Ti Till
Rrogo
Rocky Hall
Wrotham
Condelo
Kameroka
Konoona
Duly
Powpon
Tanja
Wapengs
Murray
Bermiani
Direct
Mameloy
District and Inter-District Torf Fixtures
January events list with Bembeka Jockey Club races on 18 and 13 Rocky Hall Races. Delegates J C Races on 16 17 and Cohargo J C Races on 20. February shows Moruya Annual Races on 4 6, Towormba Races on 7, Guullirn Mace Club Meeting on 10, Cootamunidra Tort Club Annual Meeting on 14, Cooma Racos on 21 22.
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Bembeka Jockey Club
Rocky Hall
J. C
Cohargo J. C
Moruya
Towormba
Guullirn
Cootamunidra
Cooma Racos
Fixture listings and carnival dates misread
A fragmented note lists fixtures by town and date with many errors and garbled words. Interwoven dialogue about a suffrage leader and a nonsensical query about a pony appears, suggesting a pasted page with mixed content and OCR glitches.
Fragmentary dialogue from a shopfront anecdote
A young woman visited a well known shop and asked for stationery but was told to wait. The exchange reveals local conversations about desire and restrictions in a casual street scene from the era.
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Yeaa
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Murrah
Ated
Ives Beny Aili A
Dna
Berrinay
Mirek
Tivesalins
Satanday
Pom
Wilmendigg Eine
Devptertaa
Cutienied
Tivedia
Barmlay
Muniv
Willoe
Shastren
Patan
Tod Yan
Dikhy
Allies
Esabling
Newtown
Eriliew
Jas. W. Wuptuleon
Fonneowine
Varius Disteiet
Tau — Aya
Farebuli
Marehi
Wallimgong
Uhh
Barry
Uilwlulla
Rey Join
Mindy
Minta
Wes
Bole
Ries
Pealing’s
Paling
George St
Gowing Bros
Austral
Sut
Marrickville
Goveril
Fox
Goutieg Jeo
George St. Sydney
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Lassetters
E. Solberg
Solberg
the Globe
Sanaio
J. Wildridge and Sinclair
Pitt Street
BUGAN
Valleey
Splendid Baker's
Gillesse's
Ceylon
Geldom Lewes Brand
W. C. Peacock
Parketa
Martin
Cornay
Johnnson
Sultanas
Lewis de Whitty
Iran
Lidney
I. Israhl
Goulburn Street
Sussex Street
Wsaw
Boor
Church-street
Begu