Cairns Aboard Officers and Notables Arrive or Depart
Subinspector Wyer is expected in Cairns next Sunday. Several police and civic figures arrive or depart by railway and sea routes including Lieutenant Dunbar and Constable Murray visiting Cairns yesterday. Miss Rhoda Sharpe announces engagement to Mr. S H Bateman. Nora Fletcher receives Red Cross honor for services in England. George Lyeus named acting manager of Bundaberg Butter Factory as staff changes occur.
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Wyer
Cairms
Nora Fletcher
Mra Fletcher
Neutral Bay
Sydney
Bag
Red Cross
England
Forfeiture Threat Tied to Land Rights in New South Wales
The text notes that any step taken would entail the loss of the right to hold land and other property in New South Wales, a point tied to existing secured rights. The fragment mentions a German connection and indicates broader legal consequences for property ownership.
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Natura Maga Empire
New South Wales
Military Despatch Rider Harold Smith Prepares for England
Harold Smith of Macias near Clarence River passes the military test as a motor despatch rider and departs immediately for England to join the Imperial Force. Premier Byam sent tribute to a noble woman, part of a memorial for the late Mrs Walter Hall of Sydney.
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Harold Smith
Macias
Clarence River
England
Imperial
Byam Coumed
Queensland
Lnte
Walter Hall
Hydney
German diet noted for heaviness among women as well as men
A neutral Times summary notes the long lasting trend of heavy eating in Germany. The typical German woman starts with coffee and milk in the morning, followed by a substantial breakfast and a heavy meal later, with tea and sweets later in the day. A dinner at three in the afternoon mirrors the heft of the mid day meal from twenty five years ago and the piece views the pattern as an unpleasant reflection on German life.
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Lim
London “Times
Grumbling Women Carry War Duties in Berlin
An observer notes that German women perform heavy wartime labor, including nursing and underground railway work, with strong restraint and confidence before strangers. The account contrasts German and English nursing while detailing persistent underground activity by female laborers amid wartime strain.
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Nord Und Sad
Berlin
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