Life in Australia's Balkans View and Travel Sketches
A lively magazine piece reviews wartime Balkans coverage and highlights Major Crodch travel by rail via Siberia to Australia. It notes a humorous Australian yarn, a skull mystery, Carlyle Smythe’s travels with Mark Talust, and a portrait-filled life story. It also mentions Phil May’s life and a Napoleon tale along with a two detective stories and standard departments.
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Napoleon
London Directory Annual Listing of Global Traders
A concise annual directory from London listing traders worldwide and inviting direct inquiries through the Emalish network. Includes contact signals and business scope aimed at facilitating international commerce and communication.
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Capricious Garpings on Divorce and Society Attitudes
The piece discusses divorce across society, citing Shaw and others, noting the clash between marriage permanence and reform. It references court actions, national politics, and public views, including remarks by Sir John Forrest and Liberal Labor tensions, while observing street litter and urban sights as context.
Murchison tale sparks local anger over official conduct
Report from Kalgoorlie and Geraldton describes a heated meeting over a clerical insult to a revered Murchison figure. Indignant townsfolk condemn perceived incompetence and warn of unrest as residents discuss the fate of public figures amid tribal and regional tensions.
Mail Time Table for Western Australian stations
Mails for Geraldton and many regional points close at 7 am Friday. Tibradden Station, Sand Springs, Fremantle, Perth, and Midland stations run daily or multiple weekly slots from 6 am. Various towns including Meekatharra, Northampton Line, and Uppe r Chapman Roads Board areas receive dawn, morning, or afternoon departures on specific weekdays with numerous private and government mail routes listed.
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W Zimpel's Showroom Offers Modern Furnishings
A visit to W Zimpel's Showroom promises distinct materials and design harmony for a modern house. The displays illustrate careful qualifications and practical experience in furnishing, with prices that will suit your budget.
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Kidney Sufferer Cure Promises Relief by Dow's Pills
A testimonial from a patient in Perth describing severe backache and night pain from kidney trouble. After using Dow's Kidney Pills for a few days the pain eased, daily function improved, and the speaker claims a permanent cure after six months. The ad promotes Dow's Pills through McClellan Co in Murray Street.
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Wives and War Dispatches From Thriving Fronts
From Constantinople to London reports quote Viet Pasha as a top strategist predicting Adrianople’s surrender within days unless starvation forces mercy. Pierre Loti faces backlash over a passage in his war book while Vedrines lands for aerial patrols in Belgrade. London politics push land reform with wage and housing aims, and transport unions threaten strikes to curb unemployment and cut hours.
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Fatal trolley crash near Aspendale kills two pedestrians
Melbourne reports a sensational late night accident at Aspendale where a motor car struck a walking party killing Min, Howald of Warracknabeal, and severely injuring Joy Kinson. The driver faced a charge of manslaughter as victims and bystanders were carried under the front wheel. others injured include Mrs Donald and Mr Parkinson with multiple lacerations and broken limbs. The car occupants were thrown clear, the driver claiming he misread the situation and swerved but struck the pedestrians.
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Friction Over Commonwealth Grants Affects Kalgoorlie
A telegram from Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner Green says tension has eased but friction remains over Kalgoorlie not receiving grants. Kalgoorlie residents sought 1040 medals for orphaned children with Commonwealth funding later declined. About sixty guests from the Barrier States expected at the funeral. Official value of Cockatoo Island stock placed at £670 with transfers to Melbourne. January revenues total £1,32,212, up from £1,015,980 last January. Maritime tension nears breaking point as Merchants' Service Guild of Australia demands settlement beyond state lines. Herberton-Trailma lines damaged by washouts, with large landslips on Herberton range. Kuranda rainfall noted. The schooner Dancing Wave carrying timber to Townsville is missing.
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City council to raise loan for city improvement
Perth reports the City Council plans to raise a loan of £118,000 for city improvements. Total shipments of whitened goods reach 353,470 bags, with a balance needed of 200,000 bags.
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Queensland and Victoria end match with Victoria victory
Interstate cricket between Queensland and Victoria concludes with Victoria taking the win. Queensland are all out for 0 in the first innings and 228 in the second, while Victoria reply with a six wicket victory after bowling Queensland out for an innings total of 0 and 228.
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