German Ally Delusion Reported by Sydney Telegraph
A Sydney Daily Telegraph report quotes a German agent claiming China would be Germany’s best ally. The piece describes alleged German influence and the Chinese response, noting anti German sentiment and British justice in China, with past references to Confucian rites and war reparations.
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China
Germany
Wowbdeas
Ura
Sargeant Beliaver
Confucive
Wiliam Vinson Lee
Dipoator
Gnydle Onl See
Sydney
Tele Pi
Boporor
Fearne
Cortwciua
Geriging
Leeds
Prince Henry
Confieius
Suvedssara
Vt Chaber
Obinwwe
Great Britain
Japan
Oo Oumier
al Hos
Chinaso
Tong Kong
Max
Prince of Valga
Hendigo Lady's Recovery from a Local Remedy
Mrs Elia beth Gray of Carolin aL Quarry Hill Ben digo Vic reports rapid recovery after using Dr Moran's Indian Root Pill and Dr Morse's Toxin Pill. She describes severe illness with mobility issues and relief from urinary and digestive troubles, aided by improved bowel action and kidney support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliabeth Gray
Carolinal
Quarry Hill
Bendigo
Vic
Moran
Dre. Moree
Morse
Amidst The Missing War Wounds And Wives Weep
A behind the lines reflection on the agony of families awaiting news of missing soldiers. The piece laments delays in casualty notices, the impersonal drills of wartime communication, and the emotional toll on wives and parents as they wait for word from the Front. It recalls specific incidents and the courage of hospital and Red Cross workers aiding delayed or uncertain recoveries.
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Oliver
Soldiven
Mona
Wweela Gauss
Mey
Boyd
Linngius
Panuat le
France
Hogland
Polilier
Slo Bmi
Shere
Moardebury
Wmn
Eubalt
Uly Watghbonc
Wade bin
Vil
Hia
The Care of the Hair A Girls Advice
A vintage guide urges regular brushing for eight to ten minutes, scalp massage, and careful hair care. It stresses clean hair, proper brushing with a soft wood brush, and drying to prevent dandruff, plus occasional washing every six to eight weeks and a strengthening lotion for hair loss.
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Lynshey
Rowlag
Neil Niotees
Waster and Parent Seek Aid for Night Help
Fragmentary letter describes a parent asking for assistance to provide their son with easier nightly tasks. The writer recalls attempts to mix palm oil and other substances, borrowed bottles, and counting items to determine a number for an errand. The plea ends with asking whether the plan will work and a note about future needs.
Slugs Banquet Destroys Green's Radish Bed
A neighbor's salt between radish rows to deter slugs backfired when the pests gorged themselves, destroying Green's crop. The tale recalls a misfired garden remedy as slugs feasted, wines and berries, and the gardener laments the expiring plants.
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Green
What Many Wives Know
Abale sighs about long suffering from dyapepsin. A friend questions her health, noting she appears well while she cites persistent indigestion as a burden. The brief vignette hints at social dialogue around female illness and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abale
Hueland
Bank of Australia Adverts and Melbourne Branch Details
Bank of Australia advertises savings and deposit terms from the Victorian Central Office at 617 Colling Street Melbourne. Mentions multiple agency offices nationwide and interest rate of 3 percent per annum with withdrawal options. Names Denison Silla and others appear as officials or agents in the listings.
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Tok
Tnt
Equitable Building
Colling Street
Melbourne
Aleg
Sydney
Adulaide
Paeth
Mohart
Arlabane
Jockhampton
Ternarilte
Gabin Reini
Maine Omic
Ami
Linkteta
Cabernat
Savings Hank
Victorian Central Ofice
Golling Street
Mrs Flora Steel a Remarkable Woman of Talent and Life
Flora Janie Steel, a renowned author and social figure, is praised for her wide range of interests and talents. The article details her home Talgarth Hall, her roles as housekeeper and farmer, and her career influenced by Hindu life and travel. It notes her strong concentration, prolific periods, and shifting public perception of her as a writer, not a formal professional.
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Dera Annia Steel
Sativa
Sen
Talgarth Hall
Ako
Wulil
Ars
Siee
Wadir
Jorge
Onoly
Linla
Mra Stuel
Gupsy
Beuel
Weapons of ancient days used in French fighting today
Ivano and a cadre of distinguished officers describe battlefield innovations as troops tour Ypres and Moniaghue. They explain weapon methods with a focus on earthward lighting and hand grenades, noting Germans may import armor and artillery while British troops improvise catapults and Roman shields for trench operations.
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Ivano
Ypres
Moniaghe
Barnes
Elwigsh
Pruindas
Lermon
Gorin
Gontemptible Army in Wartime View of Ypres Resistance
A wartime observation contrasts British and German tactics near Ypres. It notes British trenches, shellproof protections, and scarce life among captured dead, while detailing German attempts to breach lines and the roles of British sportiness and discipline in defense. The account highlights close combat showdowns, bayonet frays, and the stubborn defense by British troops under heavy shelling.
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Hribalt
Syottun
Gericu Preva
Reir
Ypres
Lia
Thor Feu
Nyberg
Die
Boyliah
Vyas
Bredlaure
Thuay
Saippts
Khan Tie Garwar
Gurnen
Cannes
Conrad Boot
Ham
Chom
Beita
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Unina
Elade
Prace
South Melb
Aleibourne
Heyy'tal
Clements Tonle
W. G. Simpson
Sdf
Fen
Bhatia
Lidges
Bank of Australia
Sydney Commons
Eaith Fe Heag
Urs
Flora Janie Steel
Yeas
Angther
Flanders
Hearnes
Hearne
Jane
E. Tavoun
Adelaide
W. G. Hearne & Co
Geelong Victoria
the Australian Estates Mortgage CO. Ltd
Collins Street
Lintral
Melboueny
Skjmant
London
Advanges Gly Grain
Dalgety
Newmarket
Priey
Quiboil
Memp
Glasgow Explosives
Chillworth Posen
Misshbournine
Bourke Su
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