ABCs Voice Recording Unit Returns Home After War Work
Captain Eaweoneo H Peril led the ABC Mobile Unit recording 8000 nurses and soldiers during 21 months abroad in Libya Greece and Syria. The group captured frontline voices and messages inspiring Australian families and recording diggers. They faced destruction during an Alexandria air raid and diverted home from a combat role to support veterans.
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ALF
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Middle East
B.C
Fev
Libya
Greece
Syria
Perth
Alexandria
Canberra
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A.B.C
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Cecil
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Everlasting Mowers and Garden Flowers Dominate Horticulture
A detailed feature on Everlasting Mowers and related flowers outlines how hardy varieties like Rhodanthe and Helichrysum offer durable, colorful decorations for winter arrangements. It covers cultivation tips from sowing Calendulas to spacing, fertilizing, and pruning, plus indoor planting options with a focus on vivid color contrasts and easy care.
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Rodanthe
Evernatings
A Vivid Natives Tale of Rubber Plantations in Malaya
A Richmond River Herald reader from the North Coast reviews Malayan rubber plantations with vivid detail. The account covers tapping methods, tree growth from saplings to 50 ft giants, and the processing sequence from tapping through washing, drying, pressing, and packing. It notes daily logs of labor, transport by mules and trucks, and the spread of diverse fruit trees among plantations.
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ALP
Richmond
River Herald
Malaya
Holmes
Guy Icind Deine
Noather
Sime
Sista
Nnie
Jenn
Australia
Driton
The Divine Flower Perpetual Carnations Bargain Offer
An advertisement promotes a set of eight carnations including Florence red Queen Clinwbeth and Dutchess of Kent with various colors. Plants are described as healthy and grown in heavy soil, with a special six shillings sixpence offer for number nine carnations, plus catalogue prices and carriage details.
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Florence
Mes
L. Stevenson
Clinwbeth
Kent
Mrs. Davis
Respirators distributed to NSW civilians amid war effort
Mr. Heffron reports one million respirators will be provided by the Vedeva Department of Home Recruits and distributed by the National Emergency Services to New South Wales civilians. Minister notes rapid enrollment progress as NES expects over 100 000 volunteers by June.
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New South Wales
Heffron
Vedeva Department of Home
National
Westvon
McOtine
N.G.8_ Corel
Tapmy
Incident in Rouen Prompts German Troop Clash Report
Thirty detained and thirty more held as hostages after clashes near Rouen France last week. Reports indicate German Army troops were involved in the incident with ongoing investigations by local authorities.
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Rouen
British Minister Oliver Lyttelton meets Transjordan leaders in Amman
Captain Oliver Lyttelton, British Minister of State, visited Amman, capital of Transjordan, where he met Amir Abdullah, brother of the late King Feisal, and Prime Minister Teh Pasha Abu al Huda. They are pictured outside the palace during a conference.
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Oliver Lyttelton
D.S.C
Net
Amaia
Transjordania
Mir Abdullah
Lnte
Peisal
Tew Pasha Abu al Huda
Amman
Training image shows unit in modern warfare drills
A photograph from a training session depicts troops undergoing intensive drills with latest warfare methods. The caption notes the men are prepared to resist an invasion of Britain if required, reflecting readiness for potential combat scenarios.
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