Blakemore Recovers And Dental Institute Reopens
Mr. Blakemore has recovered after six weeks at St John’s Hospital Perth and will return to Bunbury. The Dental Institute will be permanently reopened.
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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1916
Page
2
Mr. Blakemore has recovered after six weeks at St John’s Hospital Perth and will return to Bunbury. The Dental Institute will be permanently reopened.
The signer is ready to receive orders for first class Subterranean Clover Seed at 45 per bushel cash with order for January delivery. Limited quantity, urging early application from growers for this well known seed. Also includes a church and service schedule excerpt with various denominations and holiday observances in Bunbury and surrounding areas.
The article discusses Allied rejection of German peace terms as Britain and its allies insist on complete restitution and guarantees. Lloyd George condemns any leaders who prolong the war and vows to prevent a repeat of the conflict by overthrowing German militarism. The piece emphasizes determination to pursue victory despite heavy sacrifices.
Local notices cover state tax returns due by February 1 1917 in Perth, Christmas services at St Pauls Cathedral with multiple rites and free seating, and a series of community notices on butter grading, Bunbury spinning holidays, charity wool drives, a Paddy’s Flat Boxing Day picnic, and a patrol of war-time messages urging continued manpower and production.
Thousands have gone forth to do their duty while others remain heedless of calls from the firing line. With conscription ruled out, a new recruiting campaign aims to awaken those still at home. Increased effort could bring the day of peace and a return before another Christmas.
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