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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
2
Reading from the Los Angeles Times highlights a theme of disciplined life and rapid progress in military service. The piece notes the quiet romantic appeal of army life and the mental and physical growth seen during such service.
A wartime monologue laments the end of combat and the pull of home. The speaker reflects on not earning honors, losing friends, a changed life, and the return to England with mixed nostalgia. The piece mentions Horses at the front and Punch (London) poetry parallel.
A war poem recalling lancers and dragoons marching through mud and smoke. The speaker longs for England and homeland as troops bear burdens, endure shelling, and dream of Chilterns Cotswolds and farm life returning after conflict.
The author analyzes Anatole France's depiction of the crowd in The Crowd and The Garden of Epicurus. He argues reason and culture fail before crowd instincts, praising France for human insight and noting the crowd's mixture of wit, hypocrisy, and humanity in public life.
The article reports on Maxim Gorky defending Russian Jews amid anti Jewish sentiment. It cites his newspaper The New Life in Petrograd and quotes debates about Jewish loyalty to Russia, Bolshevik influence, and anti Semitic reactions from radical groups and Christian socialist circles.
A historical piece argues against mass immigration and the melting pot theory. It cites postwar fears of degeneracy, calls for sterilization debates, and favors selecting immigrants by stringent standards while praising American exceptionalism and natural scientific limits on mixing.
Fragmentary verse reflecting on faded days and old memories. The lines lament lost joys and biases, recalling bygone nights with nostalgia and regret.
Herring struggles with heavy smoking blamed by friends and family. He visits doctors Brady Berryman Orthwein and others who offer dire diagnoses and costly exams. After a barrage of tests and warnings he returns home to face a wife and mounting health concerns amid skepticism.
A man named Hubert pursues Vivian Montaine, drawn by desire yet frustrated by her view of him as ordinary. She challenges him to be truly different before she will marry, leaving Hubert to ponder his own uniqueness as the street scene and editorials loom in his thoughts.
A newly married man, John Bedingote, embraces a wireless voice a from his wife that urges daily chores and errands. The tale ends with a grim riverbank scene as the patrolman spots a body and an ambulance is summoned.
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