The Queens land Digger and Empire Encouragement
A special correspondent reports copies of The Queens land Bigger circulated in Queensland. Letters reveal appeals to support the empire and a call to adapt wartime measures at home. Community groups in Ipswich and Newmarket host fundraisers and social events while publishing concerns over child welfare and dress instructions for cold weather. The piece notes broader defense efforts, savings drives, and a Bank of New South Wales pamphlet urging practical farming and resource conservation.
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Tnd
Palestine
Queensland
Bayld
Angie
W. JF Douglas
Needham Walfork
MEA
J. Albion
A. H. Winston
J Nicholgon
Biapson
Mem—Biers
Nd Ale
Coliculture
Caboolture
Yerouxa
Ebiiroh
Ameri Effark
Ben Bernh
Eyota
Rink
Austallo
Bank of New South Wales
Austalia
Australia
England
Maternal and Child Welfare Clothing Guidance for Oldest Child
Issued monthly by the Maternal and Child Welfare Service, the article discusses proper clothing for the older child, emphasizing comfortable, lightweight garments without elastics or tight tapes. It warns against restrictiveness that hinders movement and growth, advising simple, washable clothes that allow independent dressing as children age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epartment of
Meatthy and
Hoye Allies
Maternal Onc Child Welfare Service
Von
Monte
Childeike
Law and Property Concepts in Early Jurisprudence
Fragmented text discusses estoppel in fee simple, tenancy duties, and historical legal principles. Mentions Jury A Wallags, references to books of agricultural law, and comparisons across the USA, Austria, and Australia. Includes notes on government action and surveys of wildlife areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wallags
Apeaeuilure
Ingland
USA
Austria
Australie
U.S.A
Loss of Limbs No Bar to Service in Army Class TL TE TB
The Army minister explains that loss of limbs does not bar service. Men with disabilities may be placed in Class TL TE or TB, allowing duties suited to their abilities. Those in Class A or IIB can perform base tasks and relieve others for frontline service, proving value in military roles despite injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadier Street
Anch Taske
Unclear wartime fund disclosures stir rumors of overseas pay
Fragmentary text reports wartime profits and payments to officers for overseas embarkations. It mentions a turnover approaching 175,000 and a 22 percent draw for immediate expenditure, plus 2 shillings per head to commanding officers. The piece notes enemy rumors and possible misdirection about French troop presence, with reassurances and cautions amid unclear figures.
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Tor
Aubrey Heness Prepared to Mut Dewe Bares in District
Unclear OCR text shows Aubrey Heness prepared to move forward in Quamaby District. Fragmentary wording suggests local decision or action pending completion of bore work in the district.
Interim rebate on turnover to Australian Defence Canteen Service
An interim rebate equal to two percent on turnover will be returned to the Australian Defence Canteen Service General Contracts team. The text references AVE ON CANTEEN TURN and JK Australia, indicating a government procurement context.
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At & Troupe
JK Australia
Australian Defence Canteen Service
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Thrift
Portune
Incre
Ramipeloned
Toyis
Connionwealth Savings Bank
Ok Fi Australia
Ovarantred
Underwood
Filund
J.T. Boyd
Mount Iba
Barī
Devil
Gunn
Ee Hhaw
Mundia
Windmilla 8
Mikey
Mappakey
John Gunn
Cloncurry
Cloncurry and
MSU
Noth
Ingia
Medas
Keuloker
Andy
Aubrey Heness
Ately Hen
Italy
Chevrolet
Gulf Engineering and Motor CO
ALF Wellington
Post Ofice
Auf
Wellington
OW Sing Loong
Cexregl Merchant
Crocer
Crater, Meuuer
Baldudn
Susserman
Salonion
Omato Bauci
Xan Pant
Mat Holommta
Dows
Fameworks
de Witt
Victler
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