Geelong Advertiser reports on politics amid wartime concerns
The Geelong Advertiser outlines parliamentary maneuvering and political tensions involving the Wirrawa government and Mr. Loker, with criticism of ministers and calls for explanations. It references New South Wales matters and public attention on policy and leadership amid a fragile political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Atin
Carruthers
Ariel Propond
South
Walia Brenvier
Wirvariag
Ieosin
Lois
Wortley
Berter
Wulee Brnaioe
Victorian government urged to guarantee steamship subsidy
A debate over a proposed syndicate backed contract centers on a state guarantee to cover £1,750,000 in debentures. Victoria faces contingent liability but argues the subsidy enables essential steamship service and refrigerating facilities, with the Commonwealth and other states watching closely.
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Iwlley
Croler
Siate Varantre
Vi Sinal
Ihr Syndicate
Ingland
Australia
Victoria
Vievorta
Tost Steamers
Munkom
Victorie
Ing
Veriain
Danworone
Svattefneying Np
Commonwealth
Joel
Dijon
Fragmented Memoir On Women’s Roles And War Time
A long, fragmented narrative recalls women’s places during conflict, praising political involvement and moral duty. It discusses education, leadership, and societal expectations, referencing educators, bishops, and various communities while noting shifts in gender roles amid wartime strain.
Parading Shadows and Missing Details at Local Exhibition
A fragmented report describes a days event with parade preparations and scattered notes on attendees and performances. It mentions specific individuals such as Logue, Mark Rachisigh, Captain Gills, and Ty Ke Hontock, with unclear scores and shooting activity amid muffled dialogue and garbled captions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serrate
Mark Rachisigh
Captain Gills
Sale
Mimi Atre Wafle
Corsa
Ieee Purtortol Fey
Ke Hontock
Syria
Tennis to Parliament. Hind for the oud buts.
In a remontean clubcourt tennis meet, players compete amid gas and ambulance noises. Notices indicate F H Tone, NE Panbey, and V Cary win sets while others, including Dag and Brit players, fall short. The event features eight rubber matches and 48 games, with Car and Auta among top performers and local supporters cheering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clube
Tone Anal
Panbey
F Aisin
V Cary
Hho
Bincet
GO Brits
Mipzinn Bent
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Emi
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Nile
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Hooper
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Mlags
Beckley & His Wes
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Porward
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Teest
Alloa
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Mniranco Street
Willetts
Lean & CO
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Ower
Beaty
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Fouke
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Roverties
Watcmen
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W. H. Watts
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Lee Ait
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