Education for all in a modern democracy
A discussion on universal education and vocational training. It argues democracy demands equality of opportunity, flexible schooling, and a broad education balancing culture and industry needs. It highlights specialization, the role of youth, and the link between education and social progress with data on unemployment and the shift from rigid class schooling.
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Aimene Viee
Jeanel
Thor
Fonda
Gow
Ieee
Geeterngrat
Tom Pope
Melcomre
Tilind Wiley
Australia
Vocational training urged in secondary education debate
The article argues for formal vocational training as essential to a modern education system. Citing Buran and Australia, it notes rising industrial work relevance and quotes Professor Richard Cooley praising weekly vocational schooling for youths. It stresses national progress, health, efficiency, and ethical development tied to work readiness and state needs.
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Buran
Cenmas
WRSOS
Australia
SM Wlc
Richard Cooley
Milwanker
Las Jo
PSO
Antrae
Spencwr
Lee Witold
Thrift Defended as bulwark against Bolshevism in speech
Sir William Joynson-Hicks warned last month that thrift movements and the Women's and others societies guard against unrest and Bolshevik influence. He cited social disruption and marital strain as signs of economic and moral collapse, urging support for thrift to maintain national contentment and security.
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Leviares
Jonson Hicks
Bulning Society
London
William Als
Penple
William Joynson-Micks
Hume
Ambl
Bb Wits
Toonicai Goetapale
Jietisws
Herve
Warest
Douglas Mogg
Attornerjewers
Lord Hailsham
England
Samuel Smiles
Hospital Patients Debate Public Hospital Fees and Charity
The Wangaratta District Hospital committee discussed a letter from honorary medical staff on gratuito s services amid patient fees. They noted the 1922 Charities Act allowing partial charges with safeguards, and reviewed private hospital payments per week with no median fees. Proposals covered grouping patients by need, funding from a staff fund, and improving self sufficiency while maintaining access for the poor and public patients. The meeting highlighted gaps between public and private hospital treatment and the need for a unified policy.
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Wangaratta District Hospital
Gulbtle
Tim
Jrssilde
Wangaratta
Tom
Sears
Jarments Bey
Mike Sev
Willines
Pomar
Erties
The Skin Market at Gevlong Hele Prices Slump and Rise
The Gevlong Hele skin traders reported varied prices for Merino and other hides at the sale. Quality ranged from light to heavy, with rates fluctuating across grades and lots. Raters noted steady demand despite some weakness, especially for calf Rhine types, as buyers showed cautious interest.
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Amerkiam
Merce
Hilee
Wathows
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