Mixed Musings on Ancient History and Western Australia
The piece reflects on how far back history reaches and references early Australian exploration and settlement. It notes discussions of John Forrest and Western Australia’s early development, including agriculture and regional identity, in a voice with period tone and lingering questions about when “ancient” truly begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambera
Junta
Senet
Meir
John Forrest
Tharies
Anarchist Rants and Labour Echoes In Fremantle Columns
A sprawling critique rails at capitalism and individuality, lampoons labor and seafaring unions, and condemns police perjury. It juxtaposes sport notes from Fremantle with a critique of social order, urging readers to question authority and wage strikes for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordson
R. Greer
Emerald Hill
Social Activities in Fremantle Include Masquerade and Dances
A Walkerville Appeal Children’s event is planned for Friday in Town Hall. The Squids Club held a Masquerade Freak Evening at Mex Calley’s residence with many costumes and prizes. Dancing followed with competitions and a future Three-step event announced. The Royal Australian Garrison Artillery Concert Party aided Parkerville Orphans’ Home with a Primantle Town Hall show, despite poor attendance. The show featured notable performers and was praised for talent and charity effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville Appeal
Mex. Calley
South Fremantle
D. Marshill
V. Tutley
I. Spice
D. Jones
Sheba
W. Calivy
U.S
South Terrace
Fremantle
Ted Cox
Cox
Jessie McNeil
Royal Australian Garrison Artillery
Premantle Town Hall
Parkerville
Nho
Theo. D. Bruning
Mesars
Kay
Hartree
Mann
Anything or Anyhow Futuristic Novel Preview
A critic envisions the future novel written without grammar as words drift from the pen. The excerpt titled Anything or Anyhow depicts a marriage, wealth versus poverty, six children, and a line of dramatic exclamations centered on Claude and a woman's longing. It presents a provocative, disjointed montage of desire and conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Minister Saxby Opens New Pastorate In Union Church
The Rev. C. F. Argyll Saxby began his ministry at the church with an introductory service led by Union chairman Professor Tattersall. Mentions of gifts by Rev. Bryant and secretary Moorhouse, Saxby’s sermon on Everyone's Job, and the evening service with Te Deum, a Berry solo, and the address What then shall I do with Jesus. The congregation praised the minister’s capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Argyll Saxby
Professor Tattersall
M.sc
Bryant
Saxby
M. Moorhouse
Miss Berry
Lab
Mr. Saxby
Jesus
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Guitiindling
Atfeng
Dientis Bradley
Hrosy
Honnbae Wie
the Wranglers
Ana Wowdul Incheape
Dean
Jir
Loehcape Gang
Sleeman
Wiinvel
Wiiling
Eeast
Subiacyo
Olhyy
Hunt
Wnt
Mount Morgan
Queens Jane
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On‘lurzrouta
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Tilsie Cooke
Misa Cooke
John Brown
Bright
Ryan
Might-Street
Dadd, Ewa
Tiffie Cooke
J. Brennan
Melbourne
Victoria Hall
D. Bell
MNG High S'Thert
P. V. Carr
Mandurah Road
J. A. Hicks
Tel
North British Mercantile Insurance Co, Ltd
P. Saunders
W. G. Hendy
High-St
Queen Street
Town Hall
J. W. Davies For
Union Stores
LI and Color Merchants
Wee
LEAKE
A. Hood
Henry ST
Local Industee
Ironwork
Elaly
A .Ape
Bryan & Son
William Street
Griffin’s
Promantie
Church of England
Swan
Bolton & Sons
W.A
Packenham and
Leake Streets
Feemantle
BEST
Tom Stack
F.O.R
F.C.B
Ford Assembly Plant
Ford Motor Company OF Australia Pty,td
the Universal Tractor
Sutford Meti
Ipson
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