White Australia evolution view stirs debate on races and progress
The piece argues evolution explains history and the survival of the fittest shaping nations. It outlines five races the white, red, brown, yellow, and black, and discusses European dominance, colonization of North America, Africa, and hints at racial hierarchies and imperial power.
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Darwin
Colwales
Atlantic
Europe
Africa
Agra
North Amerca
South America
America
West Indies
Russia
Evolution and Race Theory in Arab Indian Mongolian Debate
A long essay argues on racial hierarchies and Asian powers, comparing Hindu philosophy to European thought, praising India's wartime support for Britain, and predicting tensions with China and Japan. It urges Australia to self strengthen, drill its populace, and avoid reliance on Britain while warning against open immigration policies.
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India
Britain
Palestine
Turkey
Natierier
Quate
Japan
Siti
Australia
Oeord
Agia
Mortsro
Astral
Asia
England
Cee
China
Bath prison escape baffles police with staged break
Two life-sentence inmates Edward Gustav Steiner aged 27 and an accomplice achieved a well planned escape from Bathors gaol. They moved on the third storey using a cut in the cement ceiling of Steiner’s cell, then disappeared hours before authorities could locate them.
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Sydney
Bathors
Ig Lowe
Edward Gustave Steiner
Tae
Ocanan
Cairns Garden Theatre Premieres Comedic Double Feature
Patrons at Cairns Pictures enjoy Constance Talmadge in Up the Road with Sallie a breezy comedy about two widowed aunts and two adventurers sheltering from a thunderstorm. Enid Bennett stars in The Keys of the Righteous at Palace with Forbidden Paths and other features. The programme repeats tonight with added travel footage.
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Cairns Garden Theatre
Cairns Pictures
Constance Talmadge
Sallie
Reliah
Salle
Connie
Palace
Midht
Enidennett
Paramount
Enid Bennett
Wilian Martin
Sessue Hayakawa
Tom Forman
Miss Jackie of the Army and The Slave at New Year’s program
The star picture on Tuesday night was Miss Jackie of the Army a five part comedy featuring Rita Fischer. New Year’s Day matinee drew a crowded theatre for children and the night program featured Valeska Spratt in The Slave a five part William Fox production directed by William Nigh.
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Jackie
Army
Rita
Fischer
Valeska Spratt
William Fox
Untitled OCR Fragment on Year’s Eve Event
A fragmented OCR note describes a Year s Eve event with references to ar ent broad wer hi terms and night erodu ion. It mentions imalnight erodu ion and wheers reat with unclear context.
Charleville Notes Christmas Quiet in Southwest Towns
Christmas passed quietly in Charleville and nearby towns with tradesmen noting small holiday trade similar to prior years. Local secretary Mr. Leonard McLean to continue with the A A A next year as the police inspector Ryan is transferred away.
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Pune
Eon McLean
A. A
Eo Rody Burns
Roma Polen
Charneville
Ryan
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Berott Street
Burns, Betty & & Co
Withers
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Draper. Limited
White Australia
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Herald
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Aan
Hee
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Columbia
Baring
Keen
G. Lisha
Corner Shields and
Sachs Streets
Tonigh
LGH Gazette
ARGUS
Whittick’s
Entertainments
EWTON
Marshall
Grace Kidskin
Nearca Sa
Dismorting Burns, Philp. A Co. Ltd
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Meesie
Guaranteed & Burns, Philp & CO. Ltd
Newton
Jacob’s Music
Tors Toys
Mexe Court House Hotel
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Pir
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