REPORT OF COMMITTEE REO AN DISTRICT MISpital Poe the Year
The report details committee proceedings, attendance, expenses, and actions concerning hospital matters. It lists members, tasks, and topics including special theses on rue, expenditures, and hospital operations. It notes a large attendance and mentions various named individuals and organizations involved in the district hospital report.
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Daseusler
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Hospital Records and Welfare Note from 1907
A fragmentary archival report details patient admissions and discharges, deaths from causes including tuberculosis and phthisis, and surgical work by noted physicians. It lists yearly tallies, staff names, departments, and end-of-period summaries with numbers of cases, diagnoses, and outcomes. The document reflects hospital operations, medical staff, and public health concerns of the era.
Prisoners as Workers Deserve Society’s Burden Not Relief
Critics warn against reducing gaol populations by starved pay for inmates arguing it shifts the labor burden from the state to the unemployed. The piece laments public policy that would keep prisoners idle and implies increased unemployment harms earned income and social stability, urging support for inmate work to offset costs.
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Laborisa
Paola
Piha
Pent
Prealergest
Australia
Ito
Russia
Bepemdewen
Oll
New World
Impressions of Australia by London observer
Mr. Ranesay Macdonald of ALE shares in the London Daily Chronicle his view that Labor governs Australia and rules with a high hand. He aims to explain the art and method of government, calling it the most interesting political experiment. He questions descriptions of Australia as cruel or heroic and portrays the land as vast, varied, and tied to commerce, bush life, and the struggles of settlers.
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Ranesay Maacdonald, Ale
Australia
London
Ghrouicke
Liam. Wy
Ehall
Donegal
Darling Downs
Scottiehweet
Hawkesbury
Abe
Syley
Melbourne
Planning of the Federal City from Arathrtic and Utilitarian View
A Sydney journal discusses the Federal capital planning and urges an expert commission of engineers and architects to shape Washington like a model city. The piece cites L'Enfant’s plan, historic city reforms, and lessons from Sydney, London, Paris, and San Francisco to argue for a superior Australian capital plan.
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Art and
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Sydney Journal
Hiver
Washington
U.S.A
London
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Sydney
Rural telephones praised for farm efficiency and community links
The article extols rural telephone use by farmers, noting daily market quotes and livestock orders, emergency access to physicians, and reduced loneliness for wives and daughters. It cites widespread adoption, economic gains, and the role of women in connecting rural exchanges, illustrating telephones as essential farm equipment. It also touches on dairy trade regulation commentary by Sir William Lyne and officials on butter grading and export certification.
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Chapman
M.ilm
America
Ie Tomo
Hill
Dairy export conference meets at Blute Government Offices
A conference of dairy exporters from several states met at the Blute Government Offices last Thursday at the request of Sir William Lyne, Minister for Customs, to discuss requisitions and administration under the Commerce Act. Sir William Lyne presided over the meeting.
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A.N.A
Blute
William Lyne
The Woman Punter At Suburban Races Sparks Reform
A Daily Telegraph critique argues that giving free racecourse tickets to women and offering tea to one sex harms society. It says women bettors often borrow money from male relatives, neglect domestic duties, and undermine decorum. The piece argues restricting free admission curbs gambling-linked disruption.
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Indies
Daily Telegraph
Church Services and January Schedule Details
Church of England notices list services at St John’s Church and Elsane Church with dates and times, plus parish events and confirmations. Presbyterians and other denominations record January services, holy days, and choir duties under church officers like Archiascon and Rector.
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Country Services
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Archiascon & Recior
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Kameruke
Tantewaagle
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