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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
2
A detailed, semi speculative portrayal traces Leon Trotsky and Vladimir Lenin, contrasting Trotsky’s fiery temperament with Lenine’s calculating, reserved demeanor. The piece surveys their roles, ambitions, and influence on Bolshevism, noting Lenine’s long political ascent and Trotsky’s pivotal yet volatile presence in the movement.
Practical tips on cleaning ceramics with turpentine and soda, beating eggs with coarse sugar for quicker results, making soap by dissolving caustic soda in hot water, mixing with rain water, and using lemon salt to remove mildew. Includes cautions about handling strong reagents and wearing gloves.
A humorous tirade argues that pursuing current trends exhausts the many and benefits the few. It suggests dropping the race to keep up, noting distant places remain unaffected, while those behind the times might find freedom or different paths like Parliament or editorial work.
The article argues that aid to household devices will create a new domestic life where men and women share chores, reduce dirt and waste, and lift daily routines through organization and cooperative living. It urges stronger art in home furnishings and utility to erase drudgery, claiming science, design, and beauty will transform the home into a purposeful, dignified space.
A reflective piece on how surface charm fades and true character endures. It cites Emerson on limiting judgments and argues that lasting value lies in quiet, enduring souls who enrich daily life beyond dazzling appearances.
A fragmented interview recounts Wilhelms forced removal from the throne and the ensuing German upheaval. Lorena and others discuss the Kaiser’s resistance, Ludendorff, and the collapse of Germany’s war effort as Ebert and Scheidemann form a new republic amid street clashes and political wrangling in 1918.
A fragmented clipping mixes satirical lines on Mormon marriages with a London Daily Mail note on extraterritoriality. It also references MSP accusations about Parliament seating and a Tasmanian paper noting snakebite per capita during wartime, ending with a quip about the snake’s contribution.
Fragmentary text references the government paralysed machinery and attempts by Inez, Ebert, and Scheidemann to push a stable government amid wider German wrangling. Cites urgency for remedial steps and swift governance over partisan conflict.
A 19th century physician argues inhalation as a viable drug delivery for respiratory and other illnesses. He cites advantages over oral administration, notes lower required doses, and describes apparatus using a sponge soaked with medicine to be inhaled. The piece discusses broader potential beyond pulmonary diseases and emphasizes medicinal gases as a systemic transport.
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