13 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
1
The article cites global religious adherents by religion and notes Christianity expanded from about 200 million in 1800 to widespread worldwide today. It mentions other faiths with figures like 470 million for Buddhists, 226 million Muslims, 240 million Hindus, and 190 million heathen. It also references a four act drama about relationships and lawyers.
Occupants of a Melbourne boarding house report daily nuisance calls from tradex people. Last week two wedding decorated cars arrived at the door, followed by an undertaker who wished to measure the body. Next, furniture dealers met furniture removers, then a drayman arrived to remove a dead horse.
Reports from Nurrabri indicate several smallpox cases and the Health Officer notes the Sydney epidemic timing. Sir Joseph Carruthers, addressing a Sydney meeting, compared the Pab Rents Bill to restricting building transit more than an invasion of the Huns.
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