Labour repudiates the League in Australian bulletin
The weekly Australian Country Party bulletin accuses Labour of renunciation of League of Nations obligations. It asserts Labour opposes collective security, warns of world conflict if Australia withdraws, and claims Lang Labour leads a dangerous attack on the League and its peacekeeping mandate.
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Labour
League of Miations
Australian Country Party
Australia
Labour Party
League
Inia
Long Labour Party
Leung
Lang
Cere Lt Chm
Aml
Lang Labour
League of Nations
Monk and File
Hatred That Endured Between Rival Acts
Fragmentary account recalls a long running feud between two stage performers, Russell Bree and etage stars, once rowdy female impersonators. They lived apart for years, avoiding each other, while anecdotes mention theatre rivalries and a controversial electric incident at a venue’s tank area.
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O. McIntyre
le Russell Bree
Bridget
Brothers
Laughter In Court Lifts Irish Libel Tales To Judge
A London courtroom session features witty exchanges as Sir Patrick Hastings defends a libel case while Judge Armstrong and the jury engage in banter. The judge teases witnesses with dry humor, recalling a deaf defendant and an Ironbark mapsman, ending with a quip about New South Wales.
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Mamar
Cooma
terPeeibie
Patrick Hastings
Junice Dorting
Dertine
George Robey
Comndian
Darlins
Maxie Halls
Armstrong
Conner
Harsh Poor Relief Era Sounded In Early English Workhouses
Fragmentary notes recount Christmas fairs in Christendom and English workhouses. It mentions 1801 as a marker year, the motive to provide work for unemployed adults, and the long standing horror of the English poorhouse.
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Christendom
England
Courtroom farce and prison slang echo in old case
A chaotic courtroom scene unfolds with a reluctant witness mispronouncing words and the judge pressing for clear answers. The tale shifts to a husband and friends discussing dogs and a tainted room, then to a cattle theft case where a Blackfellow named Jacky misnames Breaza. The Crown Prosecutor and Jacky exchange jokes as the judge scolds and corrects. The piece ends recalling Sir Gowres Simpeon’s stern court conduct and the Warmarket inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meitiand
Jacky
Lee Fas
Brayza
Braysa
Ie Crown Protector
Cuft
Untitled Health Claim Sparked by Salts Advertisement
A fragmented OCR snippet touts a health claim about a vanished double chin and a 16 year timeline. It mentions a mix of six salts and a mineral, plus a well known salt brand and chemists selling at 29 per bottle.
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Tak Ag Benefita Oo
Krosshen Salte
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ROO Shooters
C. E. Armstrong Colonial Mutual Life Buildings
Brisbane
Eee A
Beneft
Iit
Queensland Cementa Lime Co.ltd
Darra
CREEK ST_BRISBAMt
Clulow
Skin Merchants
Charlotte St
Farriers Boardies
Hatters
Boardies
Parriers and Farriers
Wrhlptalt
Ib Ist
Farriers
Tanners
Wallaby Skings— Forest Feceud
Calliswins
Oie
Manhattan
VW Coates
Ironbark
Justice Boyer
Bern St Troubert
Penberk
Amd
Hod
Jude
Gatelion Ag
Eyunt
New South Wales
Bimbo
Hoa
Ciety
Gowres
Tearlinghuret
Warmarket
Andy Laffin
Quilpie
Fenwick
Fenwick's
Fenwicke
Edward Street
Srissane
Kruschen
Mae
Christ
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