Germán Propaganda Calls for Unrestrained Hatred of England
A translated German propaganda piece from Lille urges national hatred toward England, praising blood and iron, marking April 1 as a centenary milestone, and urging teachers, mothers, and workers to inflame every German with a vow to punish England. The text depicts England as the enemy and calls for a collective, unbounded hate to defend Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Bismarck
Lom
England
Ier
Logland
Linseed calf feed tested as substitute for mother milk
Farmers report crushed linseed mixed with separated milk may substitute mother’s milk for calves. Claims note linseed has a lactite-like principle and can be fed in limited quantities. Trials at New Zealand experimental farm suggest home production of linseed for cattle is feasible though yields and costs vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llaneces
Maumahaki
New Zealand
Dareing Up Hill Charge From Australian Troops
Private D Ho Souter writes from Birmingham to his father in Sydney describing a brutal hill assault after the landing. He recalls bullets striking and a comrade badly wounded while the line pressed forward under heavy fire near a trench or hilltop. He notes discipline issues among brigades and the rush to hit back as they climbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ho Souter
Birmingham
Sydney
Letter from Victoria mother to fallen Dardanelles hero
A wartime letter from a Melbourne mother describes her son Peter and his brother Norman Peter Avsruthin England front lines. The note, dated during World War I, expresses readiness, doubt about moves, and pride in service. It laments soldiers avoiding civilian life and urges reconciliation with duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamei
Goth
Joshi
Donald
Canada
England
Empire
Pulls of Corcoran Nets Noted by Cole Brothers
In a terse item from WarRion, Cole Brothers and Rob report a cornet pull netting notable activity. The brief note highlights local workers and commerce tied to the Pulls of Cor. service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Bros
Warrion
Rob
Netityle
Cor
Tive Leone
Top Dressing of Pastures
The article discusses pasture soil treatment focusing on lime phosphate as the chief nutrient in grassland, with lime dressing to address deficiency. It notes potash benefits in older pastures, especially on sandy soils, and highlights combined phosphate and potash regimens. It cautions against neglecting nitrogen and mentions clover’s atmospheric nitrogen contribution, urging tested, balanced applications and field trials for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubin
Hines Smith
Anil
Kien
Peruvien Miei
Stratherts
Indigestion Mixture and Bypophosphates Syrup Ad Notice
An old flavored health advertisement touts INDIGESTION MIXTURE as a wonderful remedy for stomach complaints and SYRUP OF BYPOP HOSPHATES as a treatment for weak nerves and run-down condition.
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Tucker’s Sale
Tucker’s
Lac
National Library of Australia
Commany
Uhe
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Neuve Chapelle
Suur
Pelon
Nur
Fellsrom
Carthage
Rome
Pytss
Teden
Wertheim
Mirrat Street
Colac
Strong
Pepper Warhol
Eathachinsaky Bargaons
Celac
Wil, Wheal
Queensland
South Australia
Wet Australia
Uline
Merelas
Andy
Melbourne
Telia
F. J. Allen
Peters & (O
Dennia Street
Bilson
R. P. Hynes
Leitch Cycle Depot
Gunes
JAS
F. Baillie
Murray Street
Rypreneces
Beech Forest
J. Lucas
His
King George V
Murray ST
Alexander
Alexander's
Liberty
Jams
Opwestte Commercial Bank
Liberty Winnor
Viva
Nla.gov.au
Nla
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