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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1917
Page
3
A breezy programme for a coastal district gala lists a grand procession at 1 PM, races, dress football, cricket, woodchopping, and novelty contests. Officials urge attendance as plans continue through the afternoon with attractions at the General Stall and pony acts.
Advert says HERNEO Heans Regence cough mixture reduces cost for winter relief. A pint of mixture from a bottle claimed to be cheap and easy to prepare, with directions on label. Sold widely and promoted as a savings in Australian homes.
Robein Burns son of Joseph B Laurie of Laurieton died in France on June 12 during World War I service. Aged 20 years and 1 month, he is remembered as a brave Australian soldier who fought for King and Country with lasting glory, honoring his country and family.
The Red Cross Society held its annual meet in the Shire Hall with speeches from officials including Mewlamow, Corhott, Strem, White, Howden, Goddard, Leever and Maley. The secretary’s report shows regular garment supplies to headquarter branches and funds raised by subscribers, with thanks given to workers, donors, and volunteers for home‑made items, packing cases, and newspaper support.
The report surveys continuous artillery duels and advances on multiple fronts. It notes Soviet and German action in eastern Europe, Russian gains along strongpoints, and Allied offensives with claims of territory captured and ships sunk. It cites praise in Petrograd and references to high command movements and weary prisoners.
Australian soldiers interned by Saneerians have recovered war wounds after traumatic experiences in Germany. A planned peace discussion will include socialists and officials in Britain. J. Clynes, ALP, is named Parliamentary Secretary to Britain’s Minister for War. A Crech deputy in Austria urged breaking peace with Germany.
Mr ACM Loewenthal, president of the North Coast Travellers’ Co Endowment Fund, promotes a Berth Coat Ward at the Children’s Hospital in Sydney. The ward will house 30 beds with dedicated endowments from travellers and local donors. A memorial table and honor roll will list those who died in service, while photos show happy recovering children. The project is a landmark in Riverina and a source of pride for North Coast residents.
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