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Fremantle The Advertiser

Location

Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 28, 1925

Page

4

Sir George Buchanan Visits Fremantle Harbor

A civic reception honored Sir Geo Buchanan in Fremantle with Mayors and officials in attendance. Speakers praised Australia's harbor expansion prospects and the country’s growth, noting plans to extend harbors and host a visiting British squadron.

George Buchanan My Owil Australia Tur Fremantle Sam Cooks McCstlum North Free Nay Mie de McCahe Hy Prentontfe Thiebour Trmet J. Stevens Business Mons Aasuiciacion Lea Holt Mesars G. Potter W. H. Kitson Freman- Uo Ved North Fremantle

America behind in intelligence parodies dangerous teachable moments

The piece rails at American science and education while mocking a courtroom farce with Bryan’s famed oration and evolution debates. It condemns U.S. premises on teaching and notes Australia’s perceived intellectual inferiority, then critiques capital labor ideology and social misfits with satirical prose. It ends with a fable of a Wattle Tree and a critique of hero worship and gendered expectations.

Fiuman United States Bryan America New South Wales Australia

Cowboy Idols And Others In Hero Worship

By AHL a reflection on how boy heroes like Tom Mix shape youth ideals. The piece argues such idolization can be salutary, noting dime novels and dime-store characters like Deadwood Dick influenced courage and self-image, while acknowledging youth caution and gendered expectations.

Hoya Jet Qhem Tom Mix Tony

Commonwealth Loan Stockholders Addressed at Exchange

The Sydney Stock Exchange committee hosted Mr J. I. Collins to speak in the new wing room. He outlined the 1 percent rate increase on Commonwealth Treasury holdings, noting 42 percent tax freedom remains until December, with Commonwealth tax on the new 5 percent rate. He urged investors to consider converting now to maximize after tax income while explaining tax implications for overseas versus local investments.

Sydney J. I. Collins Commonwealth Treasury Exchange Me. Collins Nik Andreds Rce Timo Phey Australia Joan

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