Soldiers Courage Earns Military Medal in WWI Action
Private Ayre of the Army service earned the Military Medal for bravery during a Villers-Brottoneux operation. He crossed under heavy shellfire to rescue a wounded officer, saving many lives amid a barrage and advancing troops toward the front.
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Exist
Tu Thie
London
Vanvilliers
Villers Brottonens
Ayer
Liemt
Che Crom
Ayre
Drang
Sogus
Bogux
Praia
Poll
Trouble in the Army Amid Internal Salvationist Dispute
A garbled report cites Commander Feary Mapp of the Salvation Army facing an inquiry initiated by commissioners and General Eva Booth. The text mentions writs from General Eva Booth and Commissioner McRuillan Wissacressor, with unclear context.
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Feary Mapp
Salvation Army
Inp
Eva Booth
Ing
Tre
Anisainmern
Fom
McRuillan Wissacressor
Wool publicity and scientific research in wool industry
The Royal Agricultural Society hosted remarks at the Australia Hotel Sydney by Dr Chutes Rows and Rosa, highlighting aims to advance wool science. They discussed international cooperation with South Africa Australia and plans for a global wool research pool, stressing a positive policy that avoids limiting innovation through publicity.
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Australia Hotel
Sydney
Royal Agricultural Society
Chutes
London
Die
Clandes Rosa
Aly
University of Sydney
Renan
Trenton
Romcen
Wool Boards
South Africa
Australia
Moshowree
Argentina
Cragaey
Ther
Teritem
Woaflan Textile Manufacturing
Kenda
Sngland Tal Presens
Taridon
Dunedin Cyclist Encounters Sea Lion Near Bays
A Dunedin cyclist had an unusual encounter when a sea lion swam near the bays around Warhour. The animal approached the rider closely and then moved away, leaving the cyclist amazed by the close oceanics moment.
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Dunedin
Ission
Clever Roguery at Coronation Seat Fee Inquiry
A Lord Londen man feigned a claim of entitlements to Liveroments waferis Coronation seats. Investigators learned the supposed action was a sham and the man paid £6 for two seats.
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Lord Londen
Severe Sheep Losses Warn Farmers in Clermont District
Reports describe heavy sheep fatalities in Clermont Districts amid toxic plant exposure. Wild cashew like phat plant, known locally as thorn apple, grows in paddocks and causes convulsions and death. livestock deaths spike during grazing or near shearing. Officials urge avoiding the plant and sending samples for verification if deaths occur.
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Clermont
Cory
Lite Peak Downe
Sim
Cattle by air and the Zero Plane proposal
A speculative report on using air transport for cattle from Central Australia to city abattoirs. Proponents claim low capital needs, rapid transit, and savings on roads and railways, while noting concerns over landing zones, weaponizable aircraft, and practical limits on currency and population impact.
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Boven
J. B
Cramste
ATP Dramaie
Austral
Nintralia
Northere
Woods' Great Peppermist Cure Pur
Coughs and colds are claimed to be treated by a new peppermint cure promoted in the Times printing order. The notice urges readers to see the Times for extended instructions and purchasing details.
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