Mrs Gilders Enterprise Hosts At Whimsical Fair
A local event at Atherton featured Mrs Gilder's Enterprise presenting a lively program with a picture show and entertainment for the public. Attendees included Mr Lew Leinster and Mrs EB Gite aiding duties as the crowd enjoyed games and stories amid afternoon and early evening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Maki the Wararda
Sharvies Hall
Wetersmar
Golder
Gilder
Naypay
CHILLAGOE NOTES Taal Mr Reginast Lawrence at Romwarra
In Chillago notes a resident named Reginast Lawrence rode out to Romwarra Station and a fair crowd noted events as plans were made for medical care. The week brought heat with 12 degrees in the shade, light winds, and a small gale. Talks of committee meetings and payments for accounts were mentioned, with preparations for the new year and local work continuing at the post office.
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Reginast
Lawrence
Injeet
Romwarra
Alu Adam
Joho
Catens
Garter Medical
Murr
Alma Jaye
Active Season Injuries From January Cases At CSR Company
An archival recap notes multiple injuries among workers and townspeople during January at CSR Company and surrounding districts. Incidents include sprained joints, embedded tools, head wounds from a mattock, leg injuries from hooks, and a boy struck by an emu. Ambulances transported patients to Mouriivan Father facility and other local hospitals as crews traveled long distances to medical aid.
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Innispam
T Nilea
South Sealalande
CSR Company
Wien
Tell
Gettice
Bruna ‘Il Og Comergte
Joe Pelltchir
Sandy Packet
Art Walt Axe
Jace Harnn
Goondi Distner
Ptaar
Mda Wone
Mranella
Canihe Corer
Labret
Mouriivan
Lindsay Nelle
Goondi
Nucia Arentiacono
Liverpool Creek
Canista Vieapia
Chinese Drug Craze Raises Morphine Addiction in China
Chinese experts report a sharp rise in morphine use, imported mainly from Japan, with comments to the League of Nations. They note widespread habit forming in northern and southern farming areas, urging Chinese authorities to curb imports to halt the surge.
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Peking
League of Nations
Japan
Europe
China
Eorth
Chena
New Party Promises Highlight Brisbane Council Meeting
Fragmentary report shows a Brisbane City Council gathering where a new party outlines aims to reform local governance. Attended by property owners and ratepayers, the discussion touched on workers, employment, and election outreach with plans to present a candidate at a forthcoming event.
Radio vs Wireless in Language and Technology Terms
A discussion tracing the confusion between radio and wireless terms as they migrate across languages. It covers historical usage, the shift from wireless telegraphy to radio, and the adoption of terms like valve and tube in different regions.
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Bigord
America
Europe
Radio Broadcasting Society
Radio Ing
Radio- Diffusion
Hea de Forese
Fleming
Britannia's Wealth Decline Revealed in Royal Address
In his inaugural address at the Royal Statistical Society, Sir Jonas Stamp reports estimated British wealth at £24445 with wide margins and notes historic spending since 1914. He warns the old debt methods are inadequate, highlighting national wealth depletion and calls for reforms in property, housing, roads, and broader government expenditure.
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Jonas Stamp
Arta
Lani
Sr Istah
Aow
Sir Jose
The 1914 Estimate And Postwar Economy
The 1914 estimate discusses a 14,3100 figure and the challenge of forming a postwar plan given nations, finances, and wartime conditions. It notes excess profits duties and price movements as disturbing factors while bonds remained stable for a period.
Science Institute to Rise on Mountain Top
A science institute building will be erected on a mountain summit after voluntary subscriptions from war countries cover costs. The facility will host scientists from around the world to study meteorology at high altitude. Workmen and crews will be housed nearby in a mountain hotel to shield them from avalanches and heavy winter snow.
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Science Institute
Territorial Army figures show drop in strength
The report states total personnel at 6715 officers and 12003 other ranks, with 303 other ranks, indicating a decrease of 1433 from last year. The text references Dvitain's Territorial Army.
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Dvitain
Public Debate on Socialism and Free Trade in Wartime Britain
A speech transcript discusses socialism and free trade under the Labour government, arguing for equitable sharing of work and wealth. It cites William Morris and the aim of a society where all partake in essential tasks, while debating the pace and methods of economic change and the role of trade unions and employers.
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Beard
Tore
J Tenton
Ender
Jven- Sa
Con Socialian
Debate on Free Trade and Trade Union Movements
A fragmented discussion argues against absolute Free Trade, urging practical judgment over doctrinaire stances. It asserts trade unions and socialists favor interference with economic factors, conscious planning, and flexible methods beyond tariffs, warning against rigid dogma.
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Trade Unin
Onde
Wade
Heelore
Paris Truants and Hidden Gems in a Complaint Chronicle
A fragmented account from a collector titled Paris Truants outlines discreet handling of a serious offense. It references a commander preparing measures after confirming the offender, with copies of reports and matched details circulating within the department.
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Brimace
Rass Ieee
Sports Darlings and Women’s Legal Protection Debate
A fragmented report discusses women’s legal protection amid marital finance tensions. It mentions Sara or Melanie in a team context, fevers, and possible protections for married women, with vague references to trade, debts, and settlements. The text suggests court action and potential restraints related to marriage and property.
The Necessaries Duty in Marriage Law The Wife’s Claim
A fragmented discussion on spousal support and property protection during marriage. The text argues the wife may seek necessity-based relief if the husband acts against her and damages arise. It contrasts duties of support and protection with a historical undertone.
The Damage of the Law and Married Women Rights
A historical discussion notes married women's legal rights to property and residence, including a wife's liberty to leave her husband and her husband's duty to entertain if she returns. It questions whether government action will curb these rights and notes strong opposition to any reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutt
Nia
Sue
Husbadn
Anonymous American donor funds U S athletic readers program
An anonymous American donor has contributed 2 400,00 to support the United States Athletic Union in adopting a readers program aimed at preventing youth in the country from falling behind.
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United States Athletic Union
Labor voices urge bold action to fight poverty and raise wages
A debate stresses uniting parties industries and commerce to defeat poverty. It calls for rationalisation with guaranteed work and holiday pay during goods shortages, condemns low wages, and argues workers deserve fair remuneration while capital seeks cheap labor to boost production.
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Ine
Ocga
Agricul Beaural
Beard
Gnd
Fabor
Semonares
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