Empire Day Observed at Barrow District Schools
Empire Day was celebrated at Barrow district schools with a ceremony at Barre High School led by Dr D M Stoele. He explained the Empire’s meaning, praised Queen Victoria and British unity, urged students to honor the mother country, and stressed empire loyalty and education’s role in shaping future leaders. The event concluded with a school assembly and a welcome to visitors, including Rev J S W Colce and Rev Jarvis.
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Barre High School
D. M. Stoele
Steele
Ergiana
George Ab
Limore
Victoria
Steele Ale
Great Britain
West
Sissoseley
Aho
Fort Lincoln
Beecksmand
Burra
First
Copperhouse
Jarvis
Anzio
Pal
Empire Eitan
Mr. Biggs
Janis
South Sea
Empire Day Observed At Copperhouse School Ceremony
Loyal crowd at Copperhouse school on Empire Day with bunting banners and chalked mottos. Miss Seidel and Miss Steer organized, photos of King and Queen displayed as a royal message was read. Mayor T Woollacatt-Ba praised staff and school, urged Empire loyalty, and stressed duties at home and school. Students performed songs recitations and ended with the National Anthem on the grounds.
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Copperhouse
Miss Seidel
Steer
Australia
W. H. Lloyd
Burra
T. Woollacatt
Lloyd
Germany
Baden Powell
Givens Ion
Meryl Lloyd
Raby Lomman
Revered address praises mails and brave riders in north Australia
The speaker described vast unpopulated northern Australia routes used by mail contractors and told of a horseman who died while delivering mail in floods. He urged children to show duty to God King and country, then the band played and the National Anthem. After the address, a half holiday followed and three cheers for the King.
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Australia
Government of Australia
The Empire of the Future Vision for a unified Aryan Federation
An essay argues that Britain must offer self government to its dominions and unite white and non white peoples under an Aryan Empire centered on Delhi and London. It envisions a peaceful world order built on self rule, shared ideals, and cultural fusion across India Britain Australia and other nations.
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Russi
Great Britain
Endond
Lad
Ead
Stussin
Moscow
Bolahevigm
Indi
India
Russia
Britain
Saa
Dia
League of Nation
Aly
Delhi
London
America
England
Jo Dominions
Australia
Doan's Ointment Aids Piles Cure Says Mrs Morrison
An old advertisement claims Doan's Ointment cures all forms of piles including bleeding itching protruding and blind. Mrs Morrison of Ayer Street recalls her husband’s severe itching and pain before a single pot cured him and eighteen years later he remains free from piles.
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Dean
Dosa
Doan
The Great Bailiff Sale Arouses Barossa Crowd
A bailiff sale near Lyndoch emptied the countryside as crowds converged on goods and chattels amid prohibitive motor car prices and old chariots. Debtor’s fate prompted police to read the sale terms but the bid ended with no sale, leaving many angry and dismayed. The scene echoed William Tell as women lamented and men sought solace at the Traveller's Rest.
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Inno
Barossa
Lyndoch
William Tell
Motor Mechanics Examination Delayed to August 1981
The Motor Mechanics Examination Control Board announces the next exam for motor mechanics and foreman mechanics will be held in the first week of August 1981, not this month. Many candidates have inquired at the Offices of the Board in Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide, and it is expected that twenty four candidates will be reached for both foreman and mechanic sections well before the exam.
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Motor Mechanics Examination’ Control Board
Board
BAA
Hindmarsh Square
Adelaide
Democracy as Self-Government and the Wise Autocracy
A treatise contrasts ancient autocratic rule with modern self-government, arguing democracy is the science of governing well, not merely rule by the people. It stresses inner self-rule, the danger of mob rule, and the need for an aristocracy of wisdom while praising Shaw’s definition of democracy.
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Egypt
India
Greece
Rome
Menes
Australis
Mussolini
Nur Rere
Romeo Bernard Shaw
Profescor Heenia
Ashich
Spiritualism Making Headway Alarmed Clergy Call for Inquiry
The article notes dissatisfaction among clergy with bishops' stance on Spiritualism. It cites a 1820 Gam beth Conference urging examination and reporting, arguing frauds exist but should prompt church guidance and warning of the faithful. It urges the Archbishops to appoint a committee to investigate and report to the Church Assembly.
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Gambeth
England
Ureless
Church Assembly
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W.G. Terry
Motor Mechanics
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Mware and
Seagrass ‘Furniture
Mmianufactured
The
Royal Institution For the Blind
North Adelaide
Golden Fleece
Motor Spirit Summit
Motor Spirit
Kooringa
Two's Company
Bulletin
de Bushman
Shell
Shell Motor Spirit
Beechent
Buhel
Riadom
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