Australians in London Aid for Returned Soldiers
A report onAustralasian soldiers in London receiving support through the Anzac Club and buffet, offering meals, shelter, and social contact. The piece highlights communal efforts by Australian and New Zealand women to provide comfort, letters, and entertainment, aiming to ease wartime separation and strain while urging broader help.
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Anese Club
Rafer
London
Mise
Jain
Ham
Ae Ara
Fia Mam Feswes
Quéenalsader-bos Queensland
New Zealand
Kane Gum
Ansac Club
Victoria League
England
Waterloo Station
Fragmented Voices Hear a Soldier’s Burden and Resolve
A wartime crowd listens to a veteran reflect on the suffering of women and children left behind. The scene shifts to a grieving mother and comments on the hardships faced by families, with men urged to fight while women bear the cost. The refrain recalls sacrifice, courage, and the call to wipe out the enemy. The speaker plans to return to duty as others pledge steadfastness and memory.
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Mier
el. Gigas
Deafness Cure Promised by “French Orlene” Rem Remed y
Advertises a deafness cure called French Orlene claiming to cure long standing cases and noises in the head with a new remedy. Encourages hundreds previously deemed incurable to try the treatment and provides an address for correspondence.
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Rat Co
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