Music A Part of Education in School Reform Narrative
An essay argues music education strengthens memory, sentiment, and discipline, linking musical training to broader learning. It cites history, medicine, and daily work rhythm to claim music enhances efficiency, balance, and character across cultures.
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Clbantiee Herald
Tate
Alfvet
Individeat
Goa
Maxie
Glens
Taza
Musis i ix Jase
Postal Rates and Services Details from Commonwealth Listings
Postal information outlines charges per ounce for letters and packets, express services, letter cards, post cards, printed matter, air mail, and parcels. Rates vary by distance within the Commonwealth, state, or beyond, with separate figures for commercial papers, merchandise, patterns, and special destinations in the British Empire and New Hebrides, Banks, and Torres Islands.
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Commonwealth
British Empire
New Hebrides
Banks and
Torres Islands
Banke and
New Zealand
The Steady Subscriber Pays In Advance
A nostalgic verse honors the steady subscriber who always pays in advance each year. It praises the cheerful support, the relief of timely payments, and the family’s appreciation, noting how the subscriber’s commitment makes the heart throb and eyes dance with gratitude.
Church Service Schedule Fragment
Readable items show morning Holy Communion at 8 am and Matins with Sermon at 31 am. Evensong and Sermon listed at 7 30 am with Winyigny 239 pan and Evewwng appears garbled. The text preserves service times but cites unclear place names and misprints.
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Si Schon
Winyigny
Pan
Methodist Church Bridgetown Sunday Service Schedule
Bridgetown and nearby towns list Sunday times including Greenbushes at 7.30 pm and 10.30 am, Nannup Mil at 8.30 am, and Greenbushes again at 2.30 pm with Rev H W Farmar and K G FT Walker noted among speakers.
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Methodist Church
Bridgetown
Nan
H. W. Farmar
K. G. FT
Walker
Nannup Mil
Greenbushes
Pemberton Mill Life Shows Growth and Housing in WA
A detailed look at Pemberton State Saw Mills Line 216 miles from the city, opened in 1914 with expanding output. Workers live in four room cottages with gardens, kitchen and electric lighting, while single men stay in cabins near the mill. The piece notes prewar efforts to revive building, a 50 percent output rise, and hopes for continued growth and home ownership in Western Australia. It also highlights karri timber and the skill of bush workers as logs are moved by powerful engines toward the dump.
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Pemberton
W.A
Karri
Auturalia
As & Science
Music and community life weave happiness and industry
The article describes how music eases loneliness and fosters harmony in families, noting a clergyman’s daughters thriving on music. It shifts to Australian wartime and local tourism, praising Penberton facilities, trout fishing, a popular picture theatre, and a thriving mill district with workers and veterans. Oceanic industry excerpts touch India’s steel output and war impacts.
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Allan Jones
Pen-berton
Glen
Pemberton State School
Gregory
America
Jameson
Litton
Perth
Hearne
Salvage worker recovers £25 hidden in waste paper
Myx Violet Hodgens of South Yarra Victoria salvaged a householder's life savings mistaken left in salvage. The owner had saved waste paper for the war effort and later forgot about £25 hidden in an old cigarette tin until a collector found and recovered it in the South Yarra depot.
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Violet Hodgens
South Yarra
Victoria
St. Kilda
Timor Heroes and Australians' Jungle Bravery in World War II
The article recalls Australian units in Timor and New Guinea who harassed Japanese forces, endured harsh jungle conditions, and conducted long patrols from Ramu Valley to Kamu Valley. It credits their tenacity, hardihood, and skill for turning the war in New Guinea in favor and enabling strategic sweeps with significant dividends.
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Japan
East Indies
Australia
Timor
Timon
New Guinea
Ramu
Finixterre
Kamu
Tr Hay
War morale contrasts in Allied and Japanese fronts
A British analysis notes Allied momentum in New Guinea and the Pacific with Rabaul and Salamaua mop ups, while Japanese leaders debate whether naval or air victories can save the war. It argues that despite setbacks, Japan and Germany keep fighting, hoping for a war’s endgame shift and Australia’s defection to co prosperity.
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Hollandia
New Guinea
Rabaul
Favieng
Fos
Australia
Germany
Japan
Gerang
China
Wooden airframe aircraft claims revolutionary design
A description of the Haviland Mos Anito, noted as one of the few wooden constructed airplanes, praised for its light weight and claimed to be among the lightest and most capable operational planes of its time.
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Fanuun Re Haviland
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