Mie Yoong and Australian stage life reflections
A portrait of Mie Yoong, famed performer linked to Williamson Company, her wartime roles and influence on Australian musical comedy. The text covers her career progression, family roots, and public appeal, noting the era’s theatre culture and ongoing World War I context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrlacy
Parrone
Cilloe Street
Wee
Maw Young
Melbs
Goias
JC Wilkinson
Anne Mie Youngbee Pever
Boro
Promia
Williamson Company
Artitte
Sydney Harbour
Science Burral
Wolf Hughes
Fsotoria
Publc
Political Turmoil Delays Farm Aid and Pool Scheme
The article outlines farmer discontent over stalled Wheat Pool and pooling schemes amid government hesitations. Ministers Hagel and Hogeborn face scrutiny as inquiries into agricultural policy continue, with preparations for a busy parliamentary session and possible financial moves. The piece notes plans for leadership shifts while the Prime Minister contemplates London travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagel
Loetenor
Hagelthorn
Avtat
M-Leod
Adam
Backache claims and remedy claims emerge in garbled note
Fragmented, error filled passage mixes pain in the back with references to kidney issues and a claimed remedy. It quotes Doan's Kidney Pills and mis-spelled names, with scattered lines about seeking relief and medical worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatare
Chemleva
Stocekeepers
Bavkadhe
Teast
Dr. Sheldoo
Alice
Fragmentary health note on throat and cold symptoms
The readable portion notes concerns about health and throat issues. Mentions sore throat or catarrhal symptoms and references to general wellness. Details are fragmented and unclear, but the context suggests common illness symptoms and the need for good health.
War wage debate shapes Australian politics in 1910s prose
Article analyzes wartime rhetoric and political alliances in Australia, noting Liberal and Labor tensions as leaders like Cook navigate extremism and public fatigue. It discusses Germany and Allied outcomes, economic shifts, and the call for unity to support the war effort while addressing domestic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander the Great
Australia
Penusalann
Commonwealth
Auilione
Graente
Hemerlore
Germany
Austris
Turkey
Kiar
Beltod
Oritler
Germsey
Cook
Beltela
Omega
Joe
The Burglar’s Chance and a Puzzling Wardogs Note
A fragmented early 20th century column mixes a burglary story with odd reflections on politics and health. It mentions a burglar being called unlucky and a magistrate’s reaction, then digresses into a mock sales pitch for a digestive remedy and a garbled wartime style advisory about daily routines and paper quality. The reader is left with a collage of names, places, and stray phrases.
Notice to Advertisers About Alteration Deadlines
Notice to advertisers about ensuring altered copy is supplied by Monday or Thursday as specified. The notice cites Lewis Khros and stresses timely submission to avoid errors or delays in advertisement publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wand
Nooo
Lewis Khros
Wenuna Keasos Defeats Mont Ering in Uneven Duel
Wenuna Keasos faces Mont Ering in a notable matchup with eight thousand prompt units at stake. results appear decisive though details are sparse. The contest emphasizes strategic pacing and a stark contrast in performance between the two sides.
Postal Rates Across Commonwealth and Islands
Odd charges and rates for printed matter, letters, and merchandise across the Commonwealth, New Zealand and overseas dominions, with specific per ounce or per sheet fees and a medical testimonial advertisement for Dr Sheldon's pills claiming sleep and kidney relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth and
Papua, Co
United Kingdom
New Hebrides
New Zealand
Unclear historical dates and mixed phrases
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered month names and odd phrases with dates and prices, then mentions a remedy and pricing. The readable elements include several Thursdays and months but lack coherent events or identities to summarize into a clear news item.
Susineoa Notices Solved the Trouble at Last
An 1915 Tucker Bros report from Hilldcop Lower Norton praises Smith's Patent Harvester. The ad claims the machine eliminates feeding, heavy grain loss, and slow delving, promising reliable work for farmers and easy operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susineoa
Ant
Farwers Elsbiog
Winblog
Evary Vucoees
Youre Faiblally
Tucker Bros
Hilldcop
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Telephone Exchange
Onlaa
Nawa
Deen
New Hath Wales Bank of Victoria
Lormer
Tun Bray
Lass Breong
Broadbent Bros
F. E
Boy H.W
Utice
H. W
Ronidengy
Wanda
Edwards
Hunny
Gil Rowidense
Fay Bros
Yi Brigaté Starioa
Gardner
Gardone
Gildilan
Mitchell
Jobrwon
Reultance
John
Lawpeell
Lemoot
Lennon
Louden
Lord Nii Aine
Macdonald
Ryv
Maioola
Giwith
Moublisok
F. Tot
Templeman
Morrisway Menkill
Dmirehell
Ronidences Manley
Jon To
M'Kay
M'Kechule
Keebuli
Rene
Owen
Hublosa
Minh
Clewart
J. F
Tayntoo
Treacy
Mira Waleo
Z. Webb
Weu
Bony
Bouys Baanbe
Kirahip Canitem
Jonni
Lasdabord
Lannabor
Winjalio
T Craig Willamson
Mie
Weare
Hed
Rane
Iar Shin
Thank You
Craigs
Wale
Ns Aor
GSO
Anton O Cala
Cras
Williamson Pry
Melbourne
Abamberlain
Teleso
Victoria
Hegelthorn
Council of the Dughee
Hughes
Oelcome
Eepion
Mabeleos
Hogeborn
Sundoy
Haghes
Defence
Poaros
Mr Haghes
Queen's
Parlie
Mratioves
Prine
London
William ST
LTH
Kensington
Briain
Bouerbold
Sion
Mather
Colaig
Wenuna
Keasos
Montering
Italy
Alfred Crab
Adelaide South
Shire OF
Kara Kara
Tharedey
Thoredey
Smith
Harvester Riddle
W. Stephen
Marnoo
Punkas
Hobby
M'Mahon Street
St. Arnaud
Abeolates
Méanis
Broyans & Davenport
Vollles
Livkows
Halt
Liviees
Poriege
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