Hughes the Fighter and the War Time Duty Commentary
A fragment from Smith's Weekly discussing Hughes the fighter amid wartime national duty. It praises his contributions to democracy, cautions against nationalist pressure, and urges continued support for Australian leadership and press in Sydney's Imperial Arcade context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Higgs
Auseliane
Thea Clavor
Ted Ewote
Lahore
Alen Rowenta
Hiern Ryaw
Hughes
Boye
Bat
Ryan
Nathonal
Ausra
Anay
Shnald
Huger
Fara
Sydney
Whch
Myrion
Morfig Hughes Murrosien
Australia
Pata Herald
Indiwe
Fragmented wartime vote passage and repatriation notes
The text outlines shifting political and wartime themes including urging nationalist votes, support for a front-line reinforcement, and criticisms of England. It references Anzacs, the AIF, and wartime housing and repatriation schemes, with figures and program details about assistance applications and payments. It preserves mention of repatriation, maintenance, and service settlement terms amid a historical wartime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottes
Ted
England
Nussies
Shipa
Geresomal
Briain
Casey
Payment Schemes for War War Losses Across Commonwealth
The pamphlet outlines wartime compensation schemes for Canada New Zealand and Australia. It explains monthly instalments cash payments to veterans and families based on service dates embarkation discharge and death. It notes differences in entitlements for divisions such as wounded returning soldiers and those killed in action and highlights tax implications and family protections under the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
Tressoret
Hanks
Hugher
Aueust Tory
Zealand
Perth Interstate Conference and Labor Party War Aims
A June conference notes the Labor Party's stance on peace negotiations and mobilization. It calls for a clear official statement supporting home defence industrial rearmament and a referendum across branches and affiliated groups, with federal and state executive coordination and a review by November. It cites leadership figures Tudor Ryan and McMahon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Hiehath
Riley
Austrata
Australian Labor Party
Catte
Tudor
Ryan
Queens
Surey Labor Council
Goavernr-General
Back to Its Natural Color Lithone Ad
An advertisement promotes Lithone a hair dye claimed to restore natural color to grey hair without staining fabrics. It cites years on the Australian market and repeated trials, recommending it with strong customer confidence. The notice mentions Coates Pharvaser Cairnsstalling Goodcell Co Ltd and Woolsbrokers' Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coate's Pharvaser, Cairze Onstalling Goodcell, Co, Ltd
Woolsrokers’ Chambers
Ile tine one soft and hee a weightful perfume
A fragment notes a person offering a trial of a perfume priced for money, inviting the reader to test its effect and value and to wonder at the experience.
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BusRells Geaks
Joly
Edge Hill Estate
Reali
Waisy Toutell Nace
Wiley
Woodward
Lake
J. Swain’s
J Swair
North Queensland
Tase Sammy
Eau Linen
Pey
Gous
Lachey
Gentersen
J. Swain
TT Strett
Fog
New Court Howey
Joynton Smith
Imperial Arcade
Tapurane
Wee Rama As
Esas
Sbesong
Cshada Havald
Boma Ie Sion
Setlement
Fatemao
Onty Laganca
Reen
Tian Canaia
Lahr
Grataay
Saracen
Momibs
Amatyalia
Canadia
New
Sesland
Nie
Paul Canada
Iup
Dorothy Powder
Kelly
Eave
Booley Tony
Ool
Gelamon
Steele
Bence
Grey
Femen
Adi
Arie Howe
Tam Feu
Rites
Tre
Hutton’s
Kore
Klepalo
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