The Creed of Socialism and the Incompetent
A critique cites W. H. Mallock on socialism and the incompetence of its leaders. It argues that socialist advocates seek state aid while failing to produce wealth or organize industry. The piece links labor unrest, international congresses, and the rise of capitalists who profit yet lack productive success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxterscrep
Labor
Miners’ Association of
Broken Hill
New Republic
Changath
Wellato
W. H. Mallock
England
Amsterdam
Lnhorers
Mallock
Chamberlain's Burn Remedy Praised After Severe Scalding
A man badly scalded months ago after failed remedies recalls using Chamberlain's Pal for burns and relief. He reports rapid pain relief and healing and recommends it to customers and friends. Sold by Gideon Brow Peak Hill and JW Lees Tamingley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Knight
Lumwyer
Chrmberlain
Soal
Gideon Brow
Peak Hill
Jw, Lees
Tamingley
Orange Plains Mining Prospects Show Promise Across Locales
Dandaloo District reports steady progress at several lessees on Orange Plains with Capita taking over Mosars Fishpool and party finding. Moasra Lind and Wallace push main shaft downward while the bar syndicate and lode show improving ore. Christmas Gift Mosers Madden Martel and team have 6 tons ore ready for smelting. Bush fires and heat affect crops but yields look fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Plains
Mosars
Moasra
Lind
Wallace
Bar
Alberts
Mosers
Madden
Martel
Keenan
Jarvis
Pasty
Keep Your Appendix Say Some Doctors Now
The piece notes a shift in medical opinion on the appendix once deemed useless. It recalls early practice of removing the organ and the old belief it aided digestion, while modern papers argue the appendix may be useful. The author urges readers who have lost theirs to reconsider and avoid hurried removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burra Ewrrux
Baer Orvicytas Wortp
Srrnuina
Ures
Fort Tsovsano Povsne
New York
Wealthiest Squatter Rumors Banished by Wealth Estimates
The article debates who is the richest squatter in New South Wales. It suggests Sir S. M'Caughey may be near a million pounds, while Mr. Falkner of Deniliquin is described as wealthier still with holdings and annual income around £100,000. It notes Falkner’s drought costs and preference for Melbourne, with Sir M'Caughey more prominent in public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M'Caughey
M.L.C
Yanko
Riverina
New South Wales
Horsfall
Rupert Carrington
M'Caughey
Falkner
Deniliquin
Victoria
Sydney
Melbourne
Austral
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F. Stephens
the Pharmacy
Caswell Street
Freeman's
George Stanford
Mingelo
Bryant
Roach
Groceried
F. P. Carr
Australian Mutual Provident Society
Sale Street
Dramre
der Feng
Eaaeee
Oat
Dandaloo District
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