Armistice Day remembered in Sydney with memorial tributes
A Sydney Armistice Day observance recalls the war’s toll as thousands gather at Martin Place to honor fallen heroes and VC recipients. Dignitaries including Sir Murdoch Fletcher and Lord Craigavon attend a wreath-laying and luncheon at the Governor’s residence, with speeches noting loyalty to the ideal and Ireland’s linen display.
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Western Front
Martin Place
Ulster
Fargavon
Balen
Gover
Fiji
Murchison Fletcher
V.C
Prince of Wales
Lomum
Anthony Horderns
Lady Craigavon
New Zealand
Campaign fundraising drives by women's groups outlined
Representatives of nearly every women’s organization attended a council meeting to plan canvassing teams for city suburbs. Subcommittees will be formed in each district under a citizens’ executive committee with Charles Davidson as general convenor. Funds to come from tennis tournaments and social events. Local functions aim to appeal to women and the NCW endorses the campaign.
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Charles Davidson
N.C.W
Relief for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noses
The article notes a simple throat ping method to ease catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims foreign counts owe substantial annual sums to the United States of Amelia in gold or credit due to war. It mentions the Duchess of Redfoed’s seven day twelve and a half hour journey from England to India and back, with no night flying.
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Duchess of Redfoed
England
India
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