Australian view of socialism and state in daily life
A Melbourne led writing analyzes Australian political thought on nationalization and social welfare. It discusses government ownership of railways telephones and land aid to settlers and housing, the rise of socialistic sentiment across parties, and the saying that Australians favor government help over private initiative with play prioritized over work.
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Labor Party
Australia
Commonwealth
State of
New South Wales
New York
San Francisco
Joseph Cook
Uberal
Jawa
Namen
Joana
Sc Cintiar
Young aMocal
Sydney
Iife
Ife
Share farming in Australia boosts NSW wheat yields
The NSW wheat crop is estimated near forty-two million bushels or more, a record surpassing last season. The share farming system matches landowners with farmers who supply labor and some manure while owners provide land seed and most manure, with profits split equally up to a yield and then bonuses for the farmer, enabling settlers with limited capital to accumulate enough to own land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoes
Australia
New South Wales
Gladstone's Persuasive Power in Garibaldian London Visit
The 1564 Garibaldian headquarters in Stafford house sparked a social rumor of marrying the hero to the duchess of Sutherland. A practical critic noted Garibald had a wife, prompting Abraham Hayward to propose asking Gladstone to explain her away.
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Gladstone
Stafford House
London
Duchess of Sutherland
Mountsteart Grant
Garibald
Abraham Hayward
The Way of It in a Dunned Debt Incident
A fragment recalls a man angered by a debt demand. Attempts at placation failed as the debtor grew more upset and unsettled. The terse dialogue hints at tension and unresolved financial friction.
Mode in Gowns of Taffeta N. M.
A detailed review of taffeta gown styles inspired by French and American adaptations. It highlights slender figures fitting designs, bodice collars, multi layered nets, and a variety of trims. The piece notes girdles, belts, and decorative touches enhancing the gown’s elegance. It ends with an advertisement for RUB-NO-MORE washing powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurtman
Quy Oter
Tutt's Pills Promise Bowels Restore Regularity
Purporting to cure costiveness Tutt's Pills claim to possess tenia alterative and cathartic properties. They are advertised as quickly restoring natural peristaltic motion in the bowels to achieve regularity. More than two million men allegedly killed in battle in fifty years is mentioned in a separate claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutt
Charming Hats for the Baby Girl
A guide describes simple baby girl bonnets with velvet crowns sewn to silk bases. It details trims such as satin ribbons, chiffon roses, and velvet loops, finished with lace, elastic chin straps, and color choices. The art focuses on small crown shapes and decorative floral accents for young wearers.
Fragmented empire dialogue hints at colonial order
The text outlines imperial status and governance in a fractured colonial setting with terms like Transvast colony, Tiriish empire, and self government under imperial parliament. A romantic interlude appears with a mysterious veil, superstition, and a pledge amid a tense scene.
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Transvast
Canada
Australia
Grape Nuts praised as relief for indigestion
A woman recounts indigestion from rich foods and poor appetite. After trying various remedies, she credits Grape Nuts for restoring her digestion and allowing normal eating. The testimonial notes her recovery and continuation of using Grape Nuts for strength and comfort.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Wettwitte
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Daan
School of
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Micsnar
Melbourne
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India
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Sociallam
Woo M. Hughes
Labor
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Louise
Mlinois
Chicago
Aum
Sydney Labor Council
A. W. Pearse
Pastoral Review
Able Antieoctalist
Merve
Mall
The
Rub-No-More Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
W.l.douglas Shoes
Imperial Supreme Court
Letpele
Freal
Lucky Thicteert
Giadie
Bom Terest
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