The Australian and the Salvation Army Controversy Passages
An excerpt discusses a talk by a Salvation Army figure about Australia and its people. It criticizes moral decline, warns of generational change, and questions political and social purity. The narration reflects period attitudes on youth, education, and national character with sharp rhetoric.
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Salvation Army
Wildress
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Aireetralia
Popedored
Webo
Byatt
Ogee Griview At Tea Pea
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Six Hours Day and Five Days Week Debate
A fragmentary discussion outlines labor policy shifts toward shorter workdays and weeks. It notes union reactions, wage concerns, and the impact on Australian industry, warning against protectionist or secessionist moves. The piece references workers, manufacturers, and socialist governments, arguing for cautious, collective action to preserve livelihoods.
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Porte
Sumi
Tovest
Cermentine
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Avetralian Industries
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