Red Cross Society Meeting at Cloncurry Branch
The Cloncurry Red Cross Society held a meeting in August with Hensley’s residence hosting. Attendees included Mesdames Lessi, Hensley, Walton, Peace, Newton, Hirst, Redmond, Schneider, Reid, McGurk, Galligan, and Mrs G. de Warren. Apologies from several members were noted. Donations and accounts were reviewed, Galligan appointed treasurer, hospital visitors logged, and the group planned a stall for late September.
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Mattie
Cloncurry
Red Crom Society
Hensley
Meadames MreLessi
Walton
Peace
Newton
Hirst
Redmond
Schneider
Reid
McGurk
Mister Galligan
seCveluey
G. de Warren
Apelogus
Mesnines van
Sensen
Bbole
Wilelams
Pesce
Mesdames Galligan
Avie
Cympathloy
Mira Trible
Mesdames Raedmignol
Pence
Messinies Walton
Birth of the United States as a Nation Overview
The piece traces early U S struggles with France and Britain, Washingtons influence, and Genet's diplomacy. It notes Lincoln rising in 1860, the abolitionist movement sparked by Stowe, and the Civil War’s central clash over slavery and union. It highlights North versus South motives and British views on liberty and commerce shaping the era.
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America
Lafayette
Louis
Allitance
Quenion
Amerie
France
England
Canada
Washington
Englah
Prueh
Charlestown
Ahne
Gohey
George Washington
United States
Genet
Demge Washington
Trafalgar
Cme
Belg
Uilem
Sovif
Treeborn
Beecher
Tom
Stowe
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Timois
Lincoln
Pennsylvania
South
North
Lberty
Min
Robert E. Lee
Ubery
Europe
Rome
Realist stance urged for wartime Australia in Sydney talk
British Empire Union meeting in Sydney featured speaker Sir Bertram Stevens urging Australia to replace idealism with realism to tackle postwar economic problems. He pointed to India’s labor and iron ore, emphasizing manpower, materials, and industrial needs for wartime to peacetime transition.
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Bertram Stevens
Asaker
Tonehvon
Sydney
Gir Dorium
India
Baston Group
Colinets
Australia
Counell
United
Australa
Gounell
Udustry
Newcastle
Newcastian
Untidy OCR Note Reflects Rushed Notation
Fragmentary text shows disjointed phrases about a president and unnamed figures. Core details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but mentions a world event and a figure named Lowe. Unable to extract a coherent action or outcome from the fragment.
Sydney Woman CEO Featured In Peculiar Broadcast Tale
Mrs A W Keighley, president of the United Associations of Women in Sydney, is central to a quirky story tied to a radio survey. The tale involves a hospital stay and an alarm clock set for 7 30 pm, while contrasting remarks about broadcasters and figures like Lach Gowrie and General MacArthur surface from a sensational Sydney survey.
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A W. Keighley
United Associations of Women
Sydney
Sue
Melbourrne
Keighley
Jona Medley
Melsourne University
Mr Money
Lach Gowrie
Anstehelia
Dolly
Douglas MacArthur
Juan Cyt
The Barber Pole and Medieval Surgery Mirth
A historical note describes the barber shop as a medieval blend of haircutting and medical practice. It mentions bloodletting, the pole symbol, and the gruesome spectacle that drew crowds, with tales of surgical tools and demonstrations in early urban settings.
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Sven
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RED Cross Society
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U.S.A
MIT
Warnled—" Reali
Guus
Lord Wakehurs
Owen
Sveenly
Alf Barely
Siess Aba
General Carter
Ates Marrero
General Merchant
Maxam
Draver
Ike
PEA Care
P.O. Box
Lute
Nadem Lowe
JAA ‘Bene Cr
Chen
Pala
Cma
Mrs Coeries
Paine
de Witte PLC
Herman Maece
Mph Dowell
Dre Wits
Nieray
Strade DeWitts
Dacksehe
Abs
Seutica
Joe
Santhly
Haven
Grouerifs
Cuuncurry BR
Amin
Leichhardt
John Gunn
Cloncorry
UaAr
Stac’ Y
Stacey
Vevometrists & Makers
Honorary
Optometristo Northeensland Hospitals
Pownsville
Amartaas
N. J. Powers
Benealvo
Callan
THE
Western Tailoring CO
Danvers
North Wes
Sta G. A. Srumren
Euilde
Bumbane
Salling
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