Tragedy and Triumph in Lord Kitchener Debate
A discussion of Lord Kitchener in The Tragedy of Lord Kitchener explores whether he fell victim to political intrigues and if he could have shortened the war in 1916. Lord Esher recalls letters of regret, public esteem, and the divergence between public respect and private motives as colleagues questioned his approach to war leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Esher
Lord Kitchener
Paris
Dardanelles
John Cowan
Crevds
Fitegerald
Pinerot
Usbanet
Cendoor
Esher
Mhoeh
Ford
Parie
Galli Tell
Kitchner
Reber
Kitchener
Hantin
Comembald
Fragmented OCR Note From Foreign Journal
A garbled OCR snippet references a foreign locale with scattered terms like South Vfriea and Pastinean. The readable fragments hint at a descriptive notice but lack coherent events or names to form a solid summary.
The Ideal Man A Farther Reply to Jove from 4 Jovi
A humorous essay argues that women will not accept idealized, dimples and perfect looks. It praises a man with character, self reliance, and modest grooming over vanity. It stresses loyalty, responsibility, and action, warning against conceit or chasing fame over partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Conretel
Where's the Man In Melbourne Marriage Ads Speak
A fragmented Melbourne piece critiques husbands and social roles while listing ideal traits. It hyperlinks a wife’s plea for attention, shared chores, shopping help, and financial support. The closing line asks where the ideal man is as a candidate’s wage inquiry is noted.
The Little Amber Bottle and Morse Indian Root Pills
An advertisement extols Morse's Indian Root Pills as a familiar household remedy for minor ailments. It urges keeping a fifth bottle in the home to avoid expensive doctor visits and to banish sickness from the threshold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Morse
Morse
Railways reply to complaints on Dundas lines schedule
Minister of Railways answers in Assembly regarding Balmoral and Ararat Portland lines. Officials justify limited service on Balmoral with three trains weekly and extensive shunting, noting passenger demand is low and mainly for goods. On Ararat Portland, connections at Hamilton require a 25 minute layover for refreshments, with Ballarat waits of 26 minutes for crossings. Separate passenger and goods services are not yet justified by Portland line demand.
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W. Ae
Horshay
Gowle Purpuws
Ein Fererary
Ararat
Ometerton
Portland
Addarde
Cruss
Ballarat
Vie
Mildura
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Endorsed Across the Nation
Suffering men and women blame kidney trouble for backache dizziness and low mood. The ad cites Chas Dadswell of Green Park Horsham and Mrs Dudawell nine years later for lasting relief after using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. Sold by chemists and stores at £0 a bottle or by Foster McClellan Co. 15 Hamilton Street Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Dadswell
Green Park
Horsham
Evare
Dawn
Doan
Dudawell Caye
Howe
Foster-M' Clellan Co
Hamilton Street
Sydney
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Balfour
Ceorge
Tebh
Eelof
Bern
Jey Minceter
Wellman Hooburg Pace
Rive -Delten
Mr. Dowsett
Remane
Downett
HE Miller
STORE
Alan
Melbourne
Dorsey
Indad
C. W. Mathers
Firebrace Street
Grant
LDS
Grant & Simpkin
Pols
Firebrack Street
Worm Ham
Wheme A
A Perry
Peoprietor
Mamilion
Balmoral Line
Mustey
C. H. Mustey
E. H
Uebergang Atlands
Firebrace
W. Bl Proprietor
Fran
Crayn Burleigh
Becauw
Craven-furleigh
Wrigleys
Yelea
Sepa
ASI
Earth
Cahill
RTRA
Australia
Commonwealth
Fran Lange
Wr A Wai
Lg Mae l
Mhae
Sternoon
Palgety
New Zealand
Evey
Geelong
Kemp
Fablio Notices
C. Rennison & Son Watchmaker
Patersons
Wm. Paterson
Nature
Nicholls
A. Nicholls, Sen
Nicholle Bros
Adelaide
South Australia
Homaem
Wimmera Coffee Palace
Fairy-Street
Warrnambool
A. Nicholls
Nicholls Bros
France
Alwaye
E. P. Owens
Lucas
Jucas
Salvation Army
Wallace Dale
Nicholls Brog
Hamilton
Tod
Mr. Nicholls
Ann M' Donald
Steve Taylor
Holls
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