We Like Them But Australian Miss On Americans
An Australian correspondent notes a shift from film stars to real American visitors. She praises Americans as witty, polite, and frank but observes cultural gaps and awkwardness in manners and romance. She contrasts Australians’ cautious tact with Americans directness and casual ease in gardens, Botanic Gardens, and daily encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argus
Fim
Amerrane
Melbourne
George Washington
Erin
Botanic Gardens
Waylard & Cookery School
Aig Grouch
Itstructor
U.S
Tobacco Tin Saved His Life at Mandurama
Gov. F.C. Stanley notes Frank Greer of Mandurama before embarkation carried three stripes but lost them during the move to reinforce the 6th Division. He has since been promoted to Corporal. A twelve months ago he sent home £100 in souvenirs, the most valuable being a robbery tin and a handful of shears, the tin in his pocket saving him from fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Greer Frank
Sydney
Alera
Australia
Wool sale report from Walgett and Moree Co op
The Farmers and Graziers Co op reports on the 15th instant presenting Appraisement Catalogue No 85 totaling 6500 bales with buttes and bags. Offerings drawn from western and Riverina regions show top prices of 2d and 2 1/2d per pound with several clips and prices listed for entities including Messrs FH and JW Brayshaw Walgett and Witlmal Grazing Co Garal Moree district. Finalisation of the sale and payment are expected Friday 18th instant with funds likely by October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Brayshaw Walgott
Sane
Witlmal Grazing Co
Garal
Moree
Messry
RP King and Son
Wendmoree
Bingara
Sud
Pinkerton
Guy
J. Mf
Ale
Ry Coulton, Esq
Ashley
Reward Offered for Fence Damage on Carcoar Reserves
A reward of £10 is offered for information leading to the conviction of those damaging yards and fencing on Carcoar Reserve lands. The board reports extensive fencing removal on one reserve rendering yards useless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcoar PP. Board
Orange Horse Sale Opens To Meet Market Demand
Messrs. Leeds Bros of Orange announce a spring horse sale in October to capitalize on brisk demand. The event will attract a large attendance of buyers and offers a chance to meet market with strong selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds Bros. Orange
Walt and Street Car Ride Through the Night
A fragment describes Walt promising a street car to reach a home. The scene on the street car conveys speed and satisfaction as it hurtles toward a doorstep. Conversation ends with a brief farewell and lingering familiarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Food Fusions: Aussies and Yanks Clash Over Diets
A historical note contrasts U S soldiers in Australia with locals on meals and tastes. Americans prefer sweet desserts, pork, milk, tea, and coffee from beans, while Australians favor boiled puddings, savory meats, and a stronger coffee critique, revealing cultural culinary gaps in camp life.
Carcoar PF Board Bush Fire Danger Very Great In Coming Season
The Carcoar PF Board warned of very great bush fire danger in the coming season and offered to cooperate with shires to maintain effective roads and stock routes. At the last meeting, directors reviewed outstanding gates and decided to take strong action if overdue amounts were not substantially reduced. The Railway Commissioner announced the withdrawal of the special concession rate on fodder for starving stock from 1 February 1942 due to district improvements.
Woodstock area notices and social rounds from Parkes Street
Local items list visits and illnesses in Woodstock district. F Moran, Darcy Smith and families holidaying at Moyal Hotel. W Johnstone recovering in Gowan Private Hospital. RESTA conference in Sydney opens Sept 16. Kathleen Dresser holidaying in Goulburn. Mrs Staryse visiting C. Rendall. Molly Beall weekend with Rendalls. Cecil Reid visiting Lithgow mother Mrs Vane. Woorooloo Clinic to hold a day Sept 30 from 9 30 am. Heavy weekend rains brought improvements to countryside. Comforts Fund meets Sept 15 at 3 pm. Market day Sept 26 in Parkes Street. Community Concert Sept 26 at Memorial Hall. CW A meets Sept 26. afternoon tea not served. Dance Sept 22 at Memorial Hall to aid funds. Methodist Church service 3 pm. Mass at St Brigid’s 8 am. weeklong Mission at St Brigid’s closes Sept 9 at 8 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Moran
Railway Stat
Darcy Smith
Mudgee
Beggs
Moyal
W. Johnstone
Gowan
Frank Higgins Mes
Woodstock Ranch
Sydney
Freenepany
Kathleen Dresser
Willow Talley
Goulore
Bert Staryse
Molly Beiall
Rendall
Belmore Street
Cecil Reid
Lithgow
S Vane
Methodist Church Ladies’ Guild
Parkes Street
Memorial Hall
Cw.a
C.W.A
St. Brigids
Lyndhurst Council September Meeting Attended by Local Doctors
The September Lyndhurst Council session at Biwas was attended by Drs. J. Innes, A. Amos, C. Cook, L. Hill, A. Desiron, W. Burns, M. Hood, and A. W. Rowlands. The meeting details focus on senior medical representatives and council members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndhurst Council
Biwas
Drs. J. Innes
A. Amos
C. Cook
L. Hill
A. Desiron
W. Burns
M. Hood
A. W. Rowlands
Culinary tastes keep Australian and American apart
The text argues that even as Allied forces blend, Australian and American culinary tastes remain distinct. It claims no matter the alliance, the two nations are oceans apart in spirit and ideals, keeping menus largely unblended.
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Ing
Obituary: Richard Blowse of Carcoar Dies at 45
The death occurred at Carcoar on Sunday evening of Mr Richard Blowse aged 45. A native Burrags, he moved to Carcoar with his parents and worked as a shearer, beloved in the West. He leaves a wife Ruby Connelly and eight children, plus two landlords, three sisters, and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcoar
Richard Blowse
Mr. Blowse
E Burrags
Saonaie
Ruby
P. W. Connelly
Roland
Harry
Gwen
Richard
Arthur
William
Brook
Taree
T. Hogan
Crookwell
N. Lowe
Woodstock V A O C Post Dance Attracts Wide Support
The Woodstock V A O C Post held a dance last week with the hall packed and expenses fully covered by observers. Visiting RAAF personnel praised the post as a credit to the town, noting its comfort and wide view of the surrounding district. A complete roster of observers is drawn up and thanks are extended to contributors and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock V.A.O.C
Omer Gibson
Hayes
RAAF
J. E. Mudge
Utter Confusion If Air Raid Hits Woodstock
Dr J T Goodacre deputy chief warden warns councillors of utter confusion during an air raid on Woodstock and surrounding Cowra Shire areas. He describes delays in obtaining first aid supplies from Government Stores and urges creation of an NES first aid post at Woodstock to cut costs and improve readiness. Other councillors discuss applying Woodstock lessons to nearby towns Colacong and Colara in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowrs
Shanna
J. T. Goodacre
Waugoola
Woodstock
Goodacre
N.E.S
Population concerns in Cowra district emergency plan
Dr Goodacre warns that in an air raid emergency confusion will follow if Cowra and surrounding areas are attacked. Woodstock population figures were to be updated and a representative to write to Bir F by Cab M.LA. and R J Hefe from the NES minister with a plan to secure first aid materials. Cowra is noted as too distant from outlying centres to meet district needs if the council fails to obtain required resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Goodacre
Cowra
Resisto
G. Phillips
Woodstock
F. J
M.la
R J. Hefefron
N.E.S
Euld
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Gov. F.C. Stanley
Mandurama
Walgett
Orange Horse Sale
Americas
Jond Ae
Kipling
Carcoar PF. Board
Woor
Ieee
The
Comforts Fund
Cr. P. W. Richardson
Satte
Cr. D. McInernay
Colagong Amondara
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