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Liquor and Labor debate in Peak Hill letter
A Peak Hill editorial letter argues the liquor question is vital to workers, comparing costs of war and liquor to show the heavy national burden. It cites Burns and McGowen, quotes Willard on poverty and temperance, and notes Good Templars' support for Labor candidates, urging unity in the labor movement.
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Peak Hill Express
Temperance
United Kingdom
Mulhall
Great Britain
John Burns
McGowen
N.S. W. Alliance
Temperance World
Francis Williard
W.C.T.U
Temperance Party
N. 8. W. Alliance
Good Templars
Labor Party
G. D. Clark
Botany
Labor
Parkes
The
Order
Discovery at White Cliffs Opens Opal Fields
In 1889 in northwest New South Wales a hunter wounded a kangaroo and chased it through mulga and saltbush. He found a bloodless stone with a red spot, revealing opal. The stone led to the birth of the White Cliffs opal fields.
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New South Wales
Pruittes
White Cliffs
Fence Rail Philosophy Fragments from an Old Column
A collection of pithy sayings about work thrift knowledge and honesty. The lines mix rural wisdom and folk aphorisms noting that opportunities are handmade persistence is key and truthfulness matters. The tone echoes a bygone rural newspaper voice with compact maxims.
Woods Great Peppermint Care for Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement notes Woods Great Peppermint Care for coughs and colds priced at 1s 6d, highlighting a remedy sold in period British shops.
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Woods
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Liquor and Labor
Olfes
Schnapps
White Cliff
Fence Rail Philosophy
Uncle Tob
Toby
Uncle Toby
Clifford Love & Co
Clarence Street
Syvdocy
T. Lusk
the People’s Tailor
Utvonise
Aleayn
Casv