Australia's Roll of Honor Casualty List Summary
Australia's Roll of Honor lists 1121 names on Saturday, with 260 killed in action and 65 deaths from illness and other causes. It notes 421 wounded, 255 sick, 40 wounded in action, and 46 prisoners of war, with 64 returned to active duty. Names include Private W. Rin Ryneron, Private F. Hardwick, and Private W. A. Wilson, among others from Woodend, Kyneton, Greenhill, and Fat. The casualty list shows 875 officers and men who have returned to duty.
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Actin
W. Rin Ryneron
F, Hardwck
Feverstown
Liddy
Priewas S.W
Greenbill
Cagteinaine
W. A. Wilson
Kyneton
Renumen
Tre Aeroplane in War Developments Amid New Machines
The report details recent war developments in aerial and marine devices, including experiments by Mr Bast Watson in England and travels to Australia. It describes motorized aircraft innovations, submarine ideas, and the balance of speed, range, and cost in new weaponry, with notes on practical deployment and the risks of expensive equipment.
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Mierwo
England
Bast Watson
Das
Australia
Qoeniles
Watson
Brighton
Williard
Ustesian
Igor
Venrtoy Marite
Ile
Warsi
Ieee
Pawar
Howe
Rae Miles
Willes
Santo
Thuilors
Howvever
Coume
Mary
Sonal
Tingel
Lea Elinine
Jones
Espurka
Kidiva
Splendid remedy for children's coughs in Australia
Mothers turn to a home remedy using Hean's Essence mixed with water to make a pint, claiming it costs far less than commercial preparations. The ad touts safety for children, notes absence of paradoxial opioids, and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safer option. Storekeeper Chat. Matthews.
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Australia
Chatterlain
Kennedy
Chamberlain's
Matthews
Christmas Night in the Gardens Amid War and Night Sky
In a wartime garden, a Christmas message speaks of God’s presence and peace amid horror. The text celebrates a divine birth and sacrifice, urging faith, courage, and the healing power of nature in a world torn by conflict. The gardens become a symbol of solace, hope, and eternal purpose.
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City of
David
Gao
Kyneton Gardens
Alaige
Tvell
Regal Rose
Tig
Canterbury Wells
Troy
Ile
Hinsel
Perrey
Vee
School OF Peace
East
Wien
State School Garden Plots Earn Marks for Young Gardeners
Mc Gray, curator of the Public Gardens, donated plots at the State School to engage children in farming and horticulture. Three divisions Flower vegetable and agricultural were judged weekly with marks, end of year prizes awarded, and Mr Wollaston Read Legester oversaw judging. The experimental plots showed progress with Wiseon, Roberts and others leading in marks, while plans for public press coverage were promised.
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Mc Gray
Gardeis
Wollaston
S. Wiseon
Wi. Roberts
Museur
Ioana
Colles
Bean
Hea
Jevansin
Castles
V. Naliia
Heay
Orien
Nas
Sailra
C. Meuwarn
SS Chappel
Ustdivin
K Thomenn
Juluiston
Gray
Jiromiswit
Mors
Criticisa
Ora
Townsville Mother praises Rexona Skin and Facial Soap
A Townsville mother extols Rexona Skin and Facial Soap for a daughter's skin. She says the soap softens and cleanses, improves tone, and soothes irritation. The ad-like testimonial likens the child's skin to a rose and notes the product’s antiseptic value and availability.
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Weiles
F_ ftose
Stokes Street
Townsville
Rexona
A Poet in Gallipolis by Sidney Dare tribute to Masefield
Sidney Dare reviews John Masefield’s Gallipoli account in the Daily Express. The piece praises his sane balanced history, noting its humane tone and the portrayal of English, Australian, and New Zealand troops. It argues the campaign was costly yet morally significant, highlighting heroism amid failure.
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Sidney Dare
London “Daily Express
John Masefield
Slyte
Musefels
Red Cross
Belwin
The Reason Why Aimed at Moral Law in Industry
A fragmented notice discusses an industrial moral issue linked to Thayne cabufotes and the Brine great moral law. It mentions Nicholas ree ix and government subjugation, with references to nervous disorders and narcous miligestios, and cites Australian Nicholas éapthey and manufacturers Geo B Nicholay and Ca Eiented silndoy Lane Moura.
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Giles
Nicholas Éapthey
The
Wanufvatugers
Nicholay
Silndoy Lane
Moura
The Boy Who Died A Remarkable Letter From a Soldier
A British lad Brent L Townsend of the London Regiment is killed in France on September 15. His father finds a letter enclosed in the will urging perseverance and carrying on. The note, written to his family, reflects on duty, faith, and pride in service, urging resilience amid loss.
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Brent. L. Townsend
London Regiment
France
Wero
Parker
Witte Donald
Hugh
Yomiei
Torwaril
Echualless
Iuinis
Darth
Tone Tole
Jon
Ama Shah
Sormye
Ringworm Scare Parents Seek Cure Aid
A Melbourne boy suffers ringworm on the face and under the chin causing itching cracking and pain. The family reports relief after using Cure Soap and Ointment and asks for Cuticura ointment by mail from R Towns Co Sydney. Document dated December 28 1915 references home remedy and postal order details.
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Nigit
Forsberg
Barman Su
Melbourne
R. Towns & Co
Sydney
N.S
Morriss Imperial Eye Ointment Ad Card
An early advertisement touts Morriss Imperial Eye Ointment as a cure for eye ailments. It cites dramatic recoveries, names public figures, and urges immediate use at the first sign of soreness, claiming widespread availability and long-standing success.
Trade Marts and Patent Liniment Promises Local Health Fame
A fragmentary ad claims a Trade Mart in the original Mrs Charlor and Los Megrate names, selling Gray's All Movad magter liniment for many cures. It touts amputation savings and products for wounds and skin issues, urging purchase at Richardson's Pharmacy, Stzsecs Rielutes, and local tobacconist shops in Kynajon and KYNETON streets.
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Reg
Mra
Challoran
Los Megrate
Hig
Asher
Gray
Flightrest
Richardson's Pharmacy
T. Wajch
Mollison
J. R. L. Smith
Simpson Street
Kyneton
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TRE Aeroplane
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Gallipolis
Jonn Masefield
Masofilit
New Zealand
Gallipoli
Maschieldt
Ali
Russia
Hari Prisiei
Mesopotamia
Austria
Balkan States
Bulgario Wade Ag
Ferslinnnit
Coburg
Thas
Gallon
Jagefield
Nh Wetel Nakve
Turkey
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Hamilton
Utes
Uhedy
Hitory
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Gould
Phaniah
Pant
Caesar
Britain
Tuscany
Masefieldl
Lawler
Masefu
Muzefield Casinat
Heros
Tarin
Feds
Froeli
Gallipuli
Mr Masefield
Guardian” Bank
Boy
Cutiura
Nat Slek
Dr. Sheklou
Morriss
Imperial Eye
Ada Crossley
Madam Simonsen
Armstrone Bros
Eee
Ward
Baos
Farany Raebine
Errol Street
Worth
Lemos
Sacred Heart College
Convent
Ory Mercy
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Ics
Suesusuhl
Inpal Tektre
Uelattir
Fremantle
Peril
Ihn Salatyn
AES
Hanbuoly
Psu
Aeny Sydauy
Ewnsile
Passer AcroUna
Lochslosser
I Panier
Pui Remy Pomigas
Axdens
Roun Tour
Seeavivet
Sememt Base
Melbourne Steamship Company Limited
Apgr
King Street
Foys
Sii
Tasmania
Eden
Ord
J. Bavsen
Ney
Devonport
Ney Rawal
Tri
Faro
Winnie
Forti
Hiden
Eetzquene Steamenif CO USA
Apg
Royal 3
Marsones
London
Adelaide
Colombe
Acon
Port Said
Brindisi
Strevier
Steve
Borphyea
Biemllay
Nowuin
Moon
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Oversea
Orient Line
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Setiensel Son
J.T. Hall
Practical Tailor
Mollison Street
Bineton
C. N. Langsford
Reliz
Bourke Street
High Street
Dutelieg
Cart
Harrison
Kyneton and
Castlemaine
Guardian
Bradonnell
Tawerese
Aoe
Weme
West Sievgaes Balers
Parisuls
Seigsars
Sialey
Nex
Murray's Bakery
Geo Somond
Mariner
W.C. Fawkes
Sil
Skiang Ingman
Gul Tie
TRE
Mikkado
Glen Valley
Messis Richter
Grocers
Tae
Palmet. Bullasters
Svery Conve
Bo. Robertson
A C.raau Jland Ek
Benson Cy
Rynwston
H.W. Bromley, Propivter
Baugeis
Stledand
Smartley Smiths Magazing
McLuke's
the Argosy Munsey
Cavalier
Popular Mechanics
Railroad
Current Mechanics
American Life
Woman's Losson
Ladies World
Womans Magazine
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the Ladies Home
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Armstrong Bros
Prietors. Tam. Abmstey
Konopan Guardia Sinise
Kynevon
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