Pleasant valedictory party for Mr Abrahams marks depart Mareeba
A reception at Mr and Mrs H Paull's home honored Mr Arthur Abrahams departing Mareeba after two years as church organist. Guests praised his service, presented a keepsake, and celebrated with musical performances by local soloists and choirs. Abrahams departs for Halifax to continue music instruction and performance.
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Arthur Abrahama
Mareeba
Ag Pee
R. Lowe
United Church
Chow
Abrahams
Mr. Abraham
E Abraham
Mr. A Abraham
Eva Firth
E. Abraham
Pant
Faull
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Echo
Waight
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Abraham
Halifax
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Evolution and Revolution Compared in Social Change
A reader argues that evolution drives history more than revolutions, noting the French and Russian events as examples. The writer contends revolutions fail to deliver lasting liberty, citing gradual progress and the need to balance ideal aims with practical methods, and warns of dictatorship and capitalist return as revolutions retreat.
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Oulinoff
Tas
I'dirograd
Sef Thomson
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A fragment expressing a skeptical view of equating alcohol use with moral failing. It argues that enjoying life sensibly does not make a person a drunkard and challenges fanatical notions about drinking. The text suggests a broader critique of moralizing attitudes toward alcohol.
Temperance and freedom in a British citizen letter
A readers letter argues that forced temperance infringes personal liberty. It stresses self restraint over prohibition, warning that coercive moral policing threatens private life and calls for moderation rather than state control in drink and all pleasures.
A Man Who Refuses to Prohibit
A reader lashes out at prohibition in Australia linking stories from the New York World and Canadian cases. The letter argues moderation over bans, cites police and clergy opinions, and warns against adopting prohibition, claiming it breeds illegal markets and social harm.
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Australia
New York
Prohibition
Canada
Queensland
Prohibiton
Martinson
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Vancouver
John R. Stratton
Calvary Baptist Church
Kocmae
Hair Care Caution Against Harsh Soaps For Women
A guidance piece warns girls and women to avoid soaps with high alkali content as they dry the scalp and brittle hair. It favors pure saponified grease-free coconut oil shampoo as gentler for hair and scalp, noting ordinary soaps harm moisture and texture.
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