Australians Who Left Home In Search Of Genius
A dated critique notes many Australians who left the country for England or Europe, highlighting D. H. Lawrence, Howard Florey, and others as expatriates who gained recognition abroad. It laments the small population and argues genius often thrives away from Australia, with several authors, scientists, and artists cited as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Lawrence
Wood
Howard Walter Florey
Adelaide
Pathology
Oxford University
Glighaat Wer
Birmingham
Bal
Sydney
Ace
Eimge
Nowy
Baker
Australia
Los Angeles
Ea Tusier
Pola
Henry Hande Richardson
England
Austalia
Richard Mahoney
James Joyce
Dublin
Paris
Christina Stead
William Blake
New York
Australa
Norman Lindsay
Philip
Jack
W. X. Hancock
Oxford
Melbourne
All Souls
Ieas Po
SS Acreaim
Tig
Percy Granger
Bat
Persia
Royal Navy
Austalis
Taligas
Extraterritoriality Abolished in China Claim
Ambiguous agency dispatch notes China abolishing extraterritorial rights and asserts sovereignty, with quoted lines on independence, liberty, and obliged ethical conduct. The fragmented text references Britain, America, France, and Germany and hints at consent to observe discipline and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
America
France
Mumia
Dem Weil
Overseas trade creates employment across nations
The article argues overseas trade boosts employment and living standards, praising Dutch administration in the Indies for health and economic progress. It notes trade friction with the Dutch and asserts Netherlands Indies health services uplift Indonesians, while demobilized neighbors benefit from expanded opportunities if trade flows freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eg Stern
Bate
Slag Peeurios Secorus
Seotaeda
Aus
Ing
Java
Bengal Tiger in Cage Scene Sparks Neon Show
A blurred narrative fragment depicts a tiger enclosure scene with Pedro, Red Man, and a tigress. The text hints at captivity, longing, and a potential escape as the tiger paces while attendants unlock bars and prepare for a performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bec
Tony
Mr. Red Man
Ban
Mr. Red
Pedro
Tiger Jean
Ion
Renee
Dutch Offer Stavia Fee 14 for Putco Committees
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dutch offer Stavia Fee 14 and Putco committees. No coherent event or names clearly readable. Unable to extract a full, factual summary with required entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stavia Fee
Putco
Campaign Dispatches Amid Greek Campaign Turmoil
Fragmentary eyewitness copy recounts a chaotic scene at a circus ring during a Greek campaign update. A tiger charges as Pedro confronts it, amid shouting crowds, fear, and a tense recall note. The blurred text mentions a War Minister J J Screams and emerging panic among attendants and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Droni
Ocal
Pedro
Darkoct
Revelvers
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Netherlands Indies
Aes A Peental
Amo Uutch
Consolidated Export and Import Group of Australia
Alan Arenatly
Asather Union Trustea Service
Trustee Australia Limited
Denham Street
Deck
Land Directorate
Jr Vothimanien
Pretaraton
Mr. J.J
Clements Tonie
Actua
Ranase T
Dunlop
Trugk
Little Betty
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