Soldiers Notes Reflect on War’s End and League’s Limits
A damaged fragment reflects on returning soldiers in Australia amid war clouds over Europe. It questions the League of Nations, citing to what extent it can quell racial tensions and maintain peace, portraying a wary postwar mood in civilian commentary.
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Uierst
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Hame
Wars and national ambitions in era of imperial leagues
A historical overview traces how wars have grown from rivalries to linked interests of munition makers and nations A survey notes Australia and New Zealand largely free of warfare before 1914 and describes US Canada and Europe as increasingly involved The piece discusses Imperial sentiment, the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League and calls for defensive preparedness to shield families and communities from European conflict repercussions.
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Australia
New Zealand
United States of America
Canada
United State
Figanil
Les
United States
Europe
Valles
Caja Hiony
Auetralia
Imperial Leacne
Austrac
Cis
Cumrailes
England
Teague
Queensland
Erie
Peneson
Memories of Gypsy Life in a Rustic Moorland Evening
The writer recalls Romani camps, songs, and gatherings near Chester and Welsh Gypsy harpers. He describes a sunset wander through birch groves by a river, noting encounters with Romany families, a child’s fear, and a lingering sense of fading traditional life.
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Chilthel
Chester
Dr Sheldon New Discovery Cited For Saving Babies
Winter crisis saw many infants spared from severe colds as mothers used Dr Sheldon s New Discovery before illness took hold. Every home with a baby kept a bottle ready to nip a cold in the bud. Proven reliable for over 30 years.
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Dr. Sheldon
World monetary study urges international finance reform and stability
The Royal Institute of International Affairs notes the need for a formal international monetary system. It urges limits on gold use, a Governing body like an international bank, and stronger settlements to preserve value. It warns against automatic currency cycles and highlights national self sufficiency vs. global specialization amid low mood.
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Grouibt
Milton
Orbite
Exerty Tm
Sm Temmediare Whey
Monetary Sphiey Hsin Privcie
Ami
Aly Alterna
Busin Hess
Colanler
St. the Fututiew of Attempting To Study Mercerary Noliey
Patwnal Howndanes Hye
Digital
Harmonigus
Royal Institute
Austala
Edmonton Notes Happy Summer Daye Enjoys Garden Streamside Scenes
The Edmonton Notes describe clear skies and bright greens as farmers’ fields flourish after rain. Picnickers crowd riverside banks while children splash in shallow pools. Football enthusiasts report the Gordonvale Rugby Club’s 1935 season reformation, electing officers and arranging a working bee, social events, and transport plans for Cairns patrons.
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Cairns
Gordonvale
Roy Reid
Chas
Puller
Jock McKinnon
W. Savage
Gordonvale Rugby Sre
Chas, Fuller
Social Evening Draws Guests to Women’s Auxiliary Event
The Women’s Auxiliary social convened on Friday drew patrons from nearby centers for an enjoyable evening. Ward’s Poplar Orchestra provided music. Miss Patching helped with extra acts. Mrs Leonard won the second novelty prize. Monte Carlo Keen winners were Mrs Eyam and partner, with Mr Maloney supervising games. Door takings neared 49 pounds 17 shillings, and organizers thanked Mr O’Sullivan for hall use free of charge.
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Mise
Aly Jock McXimnon
Leonard
Eyam Anit Partser
I McCulloch
Mise Mary Fyne
Messrs. E Wienert
Mr. Zammit
Pete Ant
Mesdames Wienert
Docsete
G. Pyne
Morton
Wilson
Maloney
Chas Fuller
Frank Prac
W. Murray
Pyneas
Girs. Mathews
Mex Murray
O'Sullivan
Maine
Community meeting at Mr Rogers home in Sawmill Fork
Metholian superintendent announces Thursday meetings with about 34 college members. A Gospel van missionary will attend and fascist in the sacred music ren fems AM are cordially join. No admission charge.
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A. Roger
Dimbalah Notes at Star Theatre Ballet and Tennis Report
March 21 report from Dimbalah details a lively Star Theatre evening with a children’s ballet "A Life Bit of Ish" staged by Mrs. F Mesh and music by Ris Carne. The event included a 4 mwinty supper served by the ladies and praise for performers The tennis club from Reid and Tulloch visited, beating locals 8 games to 2 sets 32 games, with matches unfinished due to rain and several pairings listed among victors and runners-up.
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Star Theatre
Thelma McNamara
Carmel Hyde Det
Beryl Tuck
Aura Hovi
Jack Lloyd
Reid
T. Morray
Red
Glenn
Alans
T. Murray
S Murray- Bor
Sapare
Tulloch
T. Miarray-Prior
The Fundamental Economic Problem of the Twentieth Century
The volume analyzes the basic economic dilemma of choosing a line of action that could increase wealth for some while risking starvation for others. It argues for wide specialization balanced with security, presenting polemical but accessible discussions across chapters and appealing to a broad readership.
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