Centenary Meeting of British Medical Association in Melbourne
The Botinh Medical Association hosts its annual meeting in Melbourne marking a century of medical progress and public health worldwide. British and Australian physicians attend, sharing advances in education, research, and collaboration while addressing quackery, training, and imperial links in medicine.
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Botinh Medical Association
Melbourne
Yarra
BLM
Provincia Medical Ad
Feililien
Helin
Empire
Creedy
Australia
Medius
Dietruton
British Medical Association
Tom
Ita
PMLA
Medical Associa_tio
Austvalle
Medica
Renowa
Whcnhey
Avatratia
Britain
Europe
Dominions
Mim
Sydney
Adelaide
Gabe Fortis
Steruena
Fear of Migration Prompts Calls for Open Gates
Archbishop Wand argues migration is vital for Australia to grow the home market, develop new industries, and raise living standards. He contends public fear of immigration clouds policy and risks alienating world opinion, urging Canberra to accept skilled migrants to sustain prosperity and national destiny.
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Archiishos Wand
Australix
Canberra
League of Nations
Australia
Archbishop Wand
Australian butter market faces supply and price clash
An extensive survey examines how Australian butter is sold against New Zealand and Danish rivals, detailing price gaps, grade variability, and marketing tactics. It notes high Australian costs, branding like Kangaroo and Fremantle, and efforts to bridge the gap with Britain and consumer campaigns while highlighting exporter strategies and market challenges.
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New Zealand
Deusyyever
Eexland
Britain
Phese
Aistralan
Manu
Australis
Tuyter
Catia Bulters
Daily Carton Hint From The Mining Notebook
The snippet shows a garbled report on Horine and mining processes with references to work and a heavy invention. It mentions a discussion about a form and the timing of procedures, with lines implying an ongoing exploration or work sequence and surface oils. The exact details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Uae
Anita Ysis
Aennis
Sheep Bat at the Maver SEAS
The garbled note appears to reference a theater or concert event with unknown details. Key names or exact venue data are unreadable, preventing a clear main fact. No reliable entities can be confirmed for a proper card.
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Maver Seas
Sauder Ieee
The Shooting of a Dictator.
The article discusses Senator Huey Long as a dictator candidate and the threats of dictatorial power in politics. It critiques demagogic tactics, political machine control, and the dangers of regimes relying on fear to suppress opposition.
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Huey Long
Bimreek Te Jhia
Pletarestyue
Sdiating
Staten Senate
Toni
Brisbane Weather Report Notes Unsettled Conditions Weekend
A Brisbane meteorology report describes a cold September with temperatures around 63.2 to below average readings. It cites the Divisional Meteorologist A G Richards noting persistent tropical influence and a high pressure center, with showers and possible useful falls on the Downs and Darling Downs regions.
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Brisbane
Massanrat
Te Kde
de Fegaration
A G Richards
Vemltead
Bern
Horder
Maranne Hividan
Darling Downe
Womens Bowls Debate Shows Classic Summer Gently
In a tangled report from a Queensland era, the Ladies Bowls Association president Mouda Tey defends the sport as ideal for summer recreation. The piece notes British and Australian women bowlers embracing the game, with emphasis on elegance, skill, and social sport, while calling attention to evolving styles and gear.
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Sirs
Mouda Tey
Queenaiaing Ladies Bowiitie Association
England
Besant
Maine
Opel
Mery
Swannien Weiles
Inarimounis
Alimmar
Ana” Yilay
Fesling
Neal
Queensland
Lave Buhl
yuNly
Hering
Noise and Death in Early Motor Car Sirens Exhibition
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Lord Harder, Lord Words, and a London exhibition by the League showing noise making gadgets and silent electric road machines. The text references a February exhibition and figures like the Prince of Wales, with commentary on noise, tremors, and efficiency. The readable names indicate a historical trade event.
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Lord Harder
Stabuary
Prince ‘of Wales
Monterescuans Og
Tana Harder
League
London
Anionoise
Ea Terimenin
Feamue
Ds Tha’ Vet Groachines
One Man Trams in Hobart Report Sparks Debate
A Hobart dispatch reports that a board’s note on one man trams notes their potential to ease traffic and cut costs. Critics warn single operator cars could raise safety concerns and reduce service quality if routes are limited or crowding increases.
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Hobart
Immue
Tata
Atest
Home Theatres in Few Years
Relief workers children will be supplied to the state for home studies at no charge with all books. Whites are officially recommended farther for home studies.
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Mmunwcipel
Vitiern
Banton
Free School Books Debate Sparks Cabinet Action
Fragmented OCR notes describe a government move on free school books. Mentioned are Sydney, Australia, cabinet discussions, and a delayed decision affecting funding and distribution plans.
British preferences in Australia spark trade debate
A scrambled report discusses British manufacturers and Australian preferences, with mentions of the prime minister and customs minister. It notes debates on import policy, agricultural impacts, and potential value estimates of preferences, highlighting tensions between Britain and Australia over trade terms and the political stance of leaders.
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Australie
Ucla
Tia
Lemmy
Wlabernyyi
Ube
Powitien
Linc Biauuw
Briain
Arity
Baminions
Lamon
Mars Kerboi
Wales
Win Lie Witerio
bin Rari
Parchaclig
Australia
J.B. Brigderh
Parrieur
Gourley
Abe
Wool Market Index and Memorial Tenders Report
Fragmentary market note covers wool prices and trade activity led by Bedford quotes. Mentions 50th anniversary memorial committee, Winter Memorial bids, and related procurement events. References to wartime supply and British revenue, with scattered dates and names.
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Bedford
Sory
Israel
evonomLet
Brie
Bradford
Hinkuer Memorial
Moon Yesser
Mar
Cummins
Sunder
More Facilities for Migration Advocated in Rockrampton
A fragmented interview discusses migration policy and economic prospects amid drought. The speaker calls for expanded options to move labor, arguing it could ease prosperity and enable development while warning against late adoption of migration reforms.
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Dr. Wand
Rockrampton
Ferther
Nupur
Leonline
Gueensinat
Aretivishup
Walid
War Dog Training Exercises Amid Frontline Fire
A compact report describes Brigadier and a small war dog during range maneuvers at Enoggere Range. The piece notes rifle and machine gun sounds, the dog’s proximity to command staff, and inspection work by units including Brien Witham, with emphasis on disciplined drills and field procedures.
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Enoggere
Tavelry
Witham Allen
Eiog UN Hs Arms
Rai Metsouthe
Wien
Ieee 14
Tax relief debate on supplementary relief for workers
The cabinet agreed to relieve certain workers from the tax on wages during intermitted relief payments, but the Department of Labour will not cover the full cost. Officials indicated the relief would not exempt workers from liability, and the plan aims to provide partial aid while detailed mechanisms remain under discussion. The exchange touches how relief payments and entitlements will be funded and distributed.
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Sonal
Seimieter
Lawour
Indus
Tyne
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