What is Socialism as argued by a Nepean candidate
A Nepean anti socialist candidate argues against socialism stating it restricts liberty and threatens private property. He defends extended individual freedoms and supports private enterprise patent grants while opposing government control, equal pay, and forced female industrial work. He endorses a free press and opposes state meddling in land and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mn. A. G
Fem
Nepean
Social- P
Paprith
Bodaliam
Imnia
Bocaliam
A Wonderful Choir
An old American farmer and his wife attend church on a hot Sunday. The windows are open and the cricket chorus fills the chapel. After the choir finishes the man whispers to his wife that the performance is glorious, then she quips that they do it all with their hindlegs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirandy
Deputation Presses for Libel Law Reform Across Empire
Eighty country newspaper proprietors urged the Chief Secretary to amend libel laws. They asked for privileged reports of Parliamentary and court proceedings and protection against libel. Mr Hogue replied he would bring the matter to the Cabinet without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogue
New Medical Discovery Promises Relief From Coughs
Thousands seek exile to improve health as a new at home remedy claims to ease lung diseases. The ad touts a bottle with a small pleasant dose that supposedly relieves coughs and lung woes, with guaranteed satisfaction and broad promises from Gibson Brow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Brow
Round the World Vessel Under Construction at Onak Acconnixa
A unique round craft built for circumnavigation by Mr. EB Williams nears completion in Whangarei New Zealand. The 30 foot long vessel with 7 ft 6 in beam and 9 in depth plus 12 in keel 4 in lead promises a smooth surface and two aboard six months supply, with sail rig amyssil mainsail and wizsen. Williams plans Christchurch Exhibition around Christmas visiting Auckland Gisborne Napier and Wellington en route.
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Acconnixa Te
Whangarei
New Zealand
EB. Williams
Williams
Christchurch
Auckland
Gisborne
Napier
Wellington
Zam-Buk claims cure for piles and wounds in old ad
Zam-Buk promoted as universal healer with testimonials from a farmer in Charters Towers Queensland. Ad touts piles relief, healing of injuries, cuts and sores, ringworm, burns, and general household use. Promotes local availability in Sydney and Queensland shops.
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Sith
Charters ‘Towers
Australia
Son Toy
Howe
Pitt Street
Sydney
A Link With the Past at Bylong Acres in Market
Nearly 1000 acres at Bylong are for sale. The story traces land grabs starting around 1820 when William Lee occupied Old Capertoo, later moved to Bylong after government errors. The property, linked to famed Australian racehorse bloodlines, includes the Teo John family and their racing connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lee
Old Capertoo
John Jameson
Lee
Capertee
Bylong
Leee
John
Australia
William Teo
George
Edward
Fed
James
William
Harry
A Modern Remedy. Sheldon’s New Cough Cure Discovery
An 19th century advertisement touts a new remedy by Dr Sheldon for coughs colds and coal diseases. The patent medicine claims a permanent cure with wide distribution through a William Brow wholesaler. The copy emphasizes quick relief and medical authority to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Sheldon
Co Ion Goth
Wale
Uilmou Brow
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People’s Tailor
Mingelo Street
Yoorooga
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Lexander
Esidrew Town
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Holmetville
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Yattendon
Sophietina
Lady Sophia
Sau
Pallgrova
Alexander’ Wan
Park Mandioap
Tha. NA Sonne
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AJC
Doncaster
Cr 'Rete
Ont
Winchcombe Garson & Co., Ltd
Winchcombe, Carson
Commonwealth
the Wunderlich Patent Ceiling & Roofing Co., Ltd
Derlich CO
Snowkrous
Pitt-St
WL Fox
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