Aborigines at Antwerp Lift Society Reports Horrific Slums
Me A B A Burden, secretary of the Reversines Ap Lift Society, travels to Antwerp to inspect native housing conditions. Dramatic accounts describe shoddy shelters, damp, leaky walls, and overcrowding. Calls for rapid construction of affordable frame homes and better living standards through uplift efforts.
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Antwerp
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Mr. Burden
Retiring Horsham Bank Manager Honored by Town
Roy Brett, manager of the Horsham branch of Sydney Ltd, received a public farewell from about 69 citizens at the Town Hall. Speakers praised his steady service, contributions to the hospital and hospital carnival, and his character as a trusted official as he prepares to transfer to Cheltenham.
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Eitien
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MM Brett
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H. Smith
Anea
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Myeeehaae Termayly
Rsslia
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Virett
Eaia
Morsham
Tanwkin Weiler
U. Coney
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Ana
Ian Cave
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Wien
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Conxite
T. Conroy
Ichaes
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Horst Braueh
Uist
Thorshan
TRY IT YOU LL COME UP SMILING
Glasgow Weekly News discusses a cautious outlook on family disputes and prospects after a father’s dying wish. It notes a son’s demand for £90 and hints at overall legacy sums around £500 left to a son. The piece reflects on years of hardship and the resolve to endure and prosper.
Australian nurse killed in hospital fire chaos aftermath
A tragic blaze at Lewlum Hospital in Australian capital districts claimed the life of nurse Barbara Mortinwy Thunins and left staff in shock. The incident sparked praise for frontline devotion as workers battled smoke, with authorities examining the fire’s origins and safety breaches.
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Barbara Mortinwy
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Syoley Iis
Murars
Aden
Wolfe
Tietman
Sydney Council approves public loan for half a million pounds
The Sydney Council approved a public loan of £500,000 over 12 years at 3 percent interest. About 400 ratepayers from the city attended the session on September 19 to hear details and ask questions.
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