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Newspaper
Camperdown Herald
Location
Camperdown, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1917
Page
6
A short opinion questions why backing liquor measures is framed as helping sobriety, arguing through rhetoric that more votes for liquor paradoxically equate to less progress for state governance and public virtue. The piece critiques political messaging.
A historical article describes American workers like Thornton pursuing jobs in the United States, contrasting industrial hiring practices with those in England. It explains that asking for better pay and advancement can lead to employer resistance, while proactive self-advancement and persistence often yield employment opportunities through employers seeking capable workers.
A fragmentary dialogue mentions an inspector of nuisances and a call about a foal at the state, with garbled lines about being wanted. A woman faces an interview at an unspecified hour, amid an unusual frock and unsettled tone.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions places and terms like Black Country and Tees and a casual reply fragment. The readable text shows no clear events, names, or dates to form a full report. The fragment suggests a dialogue but lacks coherent facts for a proper summary.
The article discusses Ethel Turner stories and a 1917 edition featuring Captain Cub. It notes Brigid the heroine, Harold Copping illustrations, and the twenty fifth Turner volume for world readers. It references Seven Little Australians from 1834 and a memoir-like tribute to Turner’s popular works.
A letter from Mrs F Alessander of Parramatta NSW recounts her son’s Bright's disease leading to hospital stay. She reports success after using Warner's Safe Cure purchased locally, claiming improved kidney function and general health after treatment.
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