Enormous Coliseum Sample Sale Draws Bargain Hunters
The Coliseum presents a vast sample sale with deep discounts across departments. Bargains cover ladies and children's wear including coats skirts undergarments corsets and wraps. Also featured are domestic goods such as sheetings curtains and velvet fabrics in promotional pricing.
Agrarian schemes for emigrants in Australia
The article argues for organized rural settlement in Australia postwar, proposing communal farms with dairy, poultry, fruit, and cereal production. It highlights land clearing costs, fencing, and stock, plus the need for cooperatives, preserving works, creameries, and bacon curing. Emphasizes irrigation, water reticulation, and government role to ready districts like Harvey for occupation after the war.
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Australia
Hum
Great Britain
Surtede Gell
Glautel Wari Mey
England
Rome
Ofvharditi
Fragmentary OCR note on lunar calendars and printing
A garbled OCR fragment discusses moon phases and July dates, mentioning a full moon on July 1 or 2 and July 3 2, with references to tally sheets printed on faded ink. It includes stray letters, prices, and unsigned notes, making the exact event unclear.
Emigration Talk Prefaces War's End and Soldier Exile
In the House of Lords on July 4 the Earl of Selborne cited Sir Douglas Haig's inquiry of several Bribie divisions about postwar plans. Many soldiers wished to sail to Australia New Zealand or Canada but officials argued against guaranteeing options. The debate underscored a surge of emigration from Britain to Caprila the United States and Australia as laborers sought new prospects after the war.
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House of Lords
Earl of Selborne
Douglas Haig
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Through line of Brocktor and Darlegtoe railway tale
Local notes detail a forthcoming feature on the Brocktor and Darlegtoe railway line’s through route and the new direct current traction used in the locomotives. It covers current testing, engineering specs, and anticipated performance at about 19 miles distance with a 400 ton train weight and 85? horsepower per axle.
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London
Kalgoorlie
Brocktor and
Darlegtoe
TBR
Toute Om
Engietd
America
Engineare
Northampton Notas and Dance Night Report
A community event in Northampton featured the esthetic program and grand march. The orchestra and new dances energized attendees, with praise for organizers and a modest sum raised for the society. The chairman addressed private matters and noted a gold medal for a local honoree.
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Ktanenead
Coanse
Snse
Menien
Ana Eaton
Amid Reflections on Ming Mistakes and Newsroom Edits
A reflective note thanks a advice giver and mourns past lapses in writing. It highlights concern over garbled phrases about rainfall since June and a plea for transparent acknowledgment of errors while outlining a coastal project involving jetty widening and a river water supply initiative.
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Baller
Parliament reopens as Governor outlines trade and transport plans
The parliament reopened on Thursday afternoon with the Governor addressing efforts to settle matters of the tend. He noted proposed cuts to Vandenosks Hotate and referenced the total wheat harvest and bushels. Freight costs totaling £190,078 were paid, and a pool advanced £21,796,290. A further advance is planned. He touted the state steamer service as permanent and sought authority to procure two motor driven vessels for the North West coast. He stressed improving harbours and rivers, jetties, and main arbours, plus a scheme to improve shipping facilities and canal trade.
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Parismeat
Parliaeent
Gard
Oettling
Tend
Vandenosks
Wren
Sis Permanent Tavis
Across France by Train in Wartime Letters
Private Bert Crothers writes home from Geraldren detailing a France train journey on June 12. He describes arrival at Marseille harbor, changes to trains, the countryside, towns like Marcille and Cassis, and the constant artillery sounds nearby. The letter notes rain, crowded conditions, and the troops’ movement toward a camp as they travel through a landscape of growing grain and distant combat.
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J M. B Connor
Gippeland
Victoria
Oself
Chapman Experimental Farm
GL Sutton
Agricultel
Wheat Belt
Geratiton
Chapman
Sutton
Mr Sutton Reiural
Perth
Bert Crothers
Geraldren Tren
France
Marcelline Harbour
den Wharf
Marceilles
Marcille
Comutry
Aumien
Cassis
Ediu
Res
Kream
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