Weekly Letter on the League of Nations in Empire unity
A reflective piece argues Britain must raise India to equal status within the Empire and urges the dominions to pursue solidarity over imperial rivalries. It warns against American and Brazilian disengagement, stresses Mandate reports and colonial trust, and envisions a renewed Empire forged by national brotherhood and shared destiny.
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Pire
Empire
Brasil
League of Nations
Europe
Deucies
United States
Brazil
League
Seat
Kenya
New Guinea
Samoa
New Zealand
Gandhi on Dominion Status and India’s Law Order
Discussion quotes Gandhi’s meditative approach to swa raj and the danger of breaking laws to promote reform. It cites reactions from The New York World and The Manchester Guardian, urging dominion status as cure and condemning official terrorism while noting popular revolts arise from misery and demand lawful, peaceful change.
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India
Candhi
New York
Manchester Guardian
Daily Herald
Labor Urgent
Lord Northcliffe
Fleet Street
Birkenhead and
Rothermore Way
Australia must back home products to curb trade drift
A policy-focused editorial argues the 90 million pound trade deficit can be reversed within a year by Australian citizens supporting locally made goods. It criticizes tariff barriers, notes Prof Brigden’s critique of tariff embargoes, and stresses individual patriotism as the true engine for welfare. It also discusses imperial unity, India, and harmonizing national and imperial patriotism amid Britain’s choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Commonwealth For Nations
Canada
Australia
South Africa
Great Britain
Ireland
Dominions
Autralia
Brigden
Scullin
Australian Economic Patriotism Aims to Curb Imports
A reader argues that small consumer choices reflect national attitude and balance of trade. Emphasizing buying Australian goods, supporting local industries, and reducing reliance on overseas products, the piece cites examples from cosmetics to machinery and calls for a shift toward domestic production. It highlights recent regional movements promoting Australian woollens and local factories as signs of awakening economic patriotism.
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Australia
Czechoslovakia
Balmain
Paris
France
Australis
British Empire
America
Dominion
Chesterton
Adeleide
Victoria
Sydney
Emerson
Austra
Labor Party and Patriotism in Australia
A speaker at a labour league meeting urged intensifying Australian life within the Labor movement. He called for a patriotism that directs the individual’s energy to the country’s life morning, noon, and night, arguing the fret plank aims to foster this sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Labor Party
Labour League
Australia
How One Woman Lost 28 Lbs of Fat
An ad style report claims Kruschen Salts melt fat by cleansing liver kidneys and bowels. It promises weight loss of 28 pounds, increased energy and health, and a younger feeling body and sharper mind for women over 40 from a stout family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout
Krnsehen
Australian sentiment in Labor movement urged by league
A Labor league president urged fostering a deeper Australian sentiment within the Labor movement to strengthen the party and the Commonwealth. A lady member proposed teaching socialisation of industry to children in schools, but the president stopped short of endorsing that fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Labor Party
League
Labor Movement
Commonwealth
Press and Public Row Over Complimentary Tickets
The Kyabram press dispute centers on courtesy tickets for a Mechanics concert. Promoter Mr Thoms reports mixed attendance and profit hopes while The Free Press defends its right to critique and notes reporters were not extended free entry. The incident highlights press access norms and printing costs.
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Kynb
Mechanics
Thoms
Tie
Allen
Tucker and Allen
Free Press
Of Interest to Women Fashion Forecasts for Stars
Fashion forecasts focus on designs created for picture stars with Ruth Chatterton as a model of home entertaining. The article notes Chatterton’s table setting with goblets, cocktail glasses, service plates, a Tow Bower bowl centerpiece, and rag‑abell linen covers. The text emphasizes elegant table lighting and the refined dining ambiance in the new Tupae gine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Chatterton
Chatterton
Sweeping Trains Fashionable in Public Dining Scenes
Vague report notes sweeping train fashion resurging in public dining and dancing venues. Mentions dress designer Travis Banton and notable designers shaping the trend. No clear dates or locations found in the readable text.
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Guvere
Art
Limelient
Athey
Accetaing
Travis Banton
Hl! Sie
Marginalized Text Fragment Appears in OCR Snippet
An unclear OCR fragment references names and places in a distorted form. The readable bits include scattered terms and possible proper nouns, suggesting a local or short notice item without a clear event or outcome. Further context is needed to identify the subject, date, or organization accurately.
Advertisements in The Leader Praise Women and Progress
A promotional fragment notes women’s roles in modern life, praising advertisements as instruments of progress. It mentions attractive hosts, new products, and the appeal of the latest goods, urging readers to read The Leader for updates and safe, economical choices.
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Croweroada
Labor Party and Patriotism
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