Wartime policy and political critique in Australia's press
The piece analyzes wartime and postwar policy with focus on Mr Ryan and Nationalist critique, praising Australia’s overall effort and restraint while noting New Zealand’s lesser performance. It references Labor party actions, government pledges, and the global wartime context including figures like Hughes and Ficher, and comments on the war’s impact on national policy and public perception.
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Pulde
Anas
Ryan
Australia
Iana
Anya Thay Ie
New Zealand
Ficher
Taermanp
Perth
Hiwat
Citheral Labor Party
Megouaceans
Hallas
Villiers Coteret
Ni Treany
Ie Lou
Hughes
Altica
Senator Matghan's meetings spark broad debate
In a lengthy Thursday report, Senator Ayure Mamghan links a row at a meeting to broader tensions. The piece notes attendees and pamphlets such as Queer Queensland and The Red Revolution, mentions a speaker’s clash with an inspector, and cites reactions across Townsville Cairns and Sydney as labor disputes loom at arbitration.
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Lalor
Kolsbersky
Dann Ryan
Pam Hlet
Queensland
Myon Tate
Ate
Westog
Nak
Sr Tufutal Faber
Townsville
Clarther
Sydney
Joba Hapman
Toreneville
St Helena
Hay
Emia Mca
Laker
Aed
Cairns
Arbitration Court
Poe Pegaso
Fragmentary note on unrest and a named speaker
The fragment mentions unrest tied to a revolt and losses, references leaflets and a revolt label, and names H C Sleeman as a speaker. It notes empty cupboards and mentions the police and imperial authorities, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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H.C Sleeman
Notiherm National Potiseal Uniow Sturt Servet, Towner
Sermon on Scriptures and the Fall as Anglican View
A fragmentary religious text cites scripture to discuss the fall of man, sin and death, referencing Adam and Jesus Christ. It reflects Protestant doctrinal themes about salvation, atonement, and the hope of eternal life, with archaic spellings and damaged phrases.
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Adam
Jess Christ
Farle Care
Ayatk Wareceens
Rest Home License Sparks City Debate In 1919
The Rest Home license matter arouses strong local contention as veterans groups and civic bodies clash over who governs care standards. Delegations from Rivera and nearby districts press officials for clarity on licensing, funding, and oversight, while citizens weigh the cost and impact on the Returned Soldiers League and the Sailor League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake Dietvet
Ian
Emirate
Jensen Ava
Geri
Cain Dan
Cavne
Lee
Heracus
Youthful Beauty Powder Ad Uses Crude Phrasing
A fragmented advertisement reads awkwardly about face powder with vague claims of beauty, fragrance, and prestige. It mentions quantities and prices but remains garbled, offering little usable product details or context beyond marketing jargon.
Appointment Notice and Patient Testimonial in Cairns and Innisfail
The text advertises free consultations in Cairns and Innisfail on Friday and Saturday in December. It urges patients to book an appointment and references patients cured by a certain doctor, with testimonials claiming relief from long illness.
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