Dismantled Carmel Convent at Marrickville Revealed
A visiting reporter tours the deserted Carmelites convent at Marrickville after bailiffs moved the nuns from Warren. The stone building with bare rooms, texts on walls, ruined chapel, storerooms, and scattered altar pieces conveys a haunting, ghostly quiet. The piece recalls the order’s quiet rule and reflections on loss, faith, and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Carmel Order
Berthold
Carmelites
Teresa
Spain
Marrickville
Pomp and Glory of War Through a Hospital Eye
A hospital patient's vivid diary traces life in a military hospital tethered to Colenso and Maritzburg. He contrasts glamour with grim wards, praises doctors and nurses, notes dysentery and enteric, laments supply gaps, and honors R.A.M.C. and regiments while recalling siege hardship and medical progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
R.F.A
Colenso
Buller
Weldone
Enteric
Colenso Hospital
Chieveley
Maritzburg
Baird
Patter- Bon
Begble
Ladysmith
R.A.M.C
Nut
Jack
War Office
Pretoria
Gawd
L.L.H
T.M.I
Queen
Greenacre
Sellex
Cape Colony
Natal
W.O
Beld
Daly
Tugela
Lyttelton
Colenszo Field Hospital
I.L.1
G.O.C
Mooi River
Royal Army Medical Corps
Red Cross
Experantia
Le Gallienne’s Kipling Critique Draws Mixed Fire
A review by Richard Le Gallienne of Kipling provokes sharp disagreement over tone and ethics. The piece cites selections including The Three Captains and The English Flag while contrasting Kipling’s output with Alastor and Aphrodite verses. It notes Le Gallienne’s charges as bold, then counters with examples from The White Man’s Burden and Recessional, finishing with a call for continued critique and a nod to added bibliography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Ward
Bonnie
Scotland
Tommy
Glasgow
4Th King’s
Jack
Edyard Kipling
Richard le Gallienne
Mr. le Gallienne
Mr. Kipling
Narcissus
le Galiienne
Kipling
Mr. Kipine
le Gallienne
Rudyard Kipling
Transvaal
Mansion House
Ottawa
Lane
A Remarkable Cure Publicized In New South Wales
Mrs. Copland of Prospect Street Erskineville near Sydney reports a lifelong illness cured by Clement's Tonic after doctors failed. She describes years of weakness bilious attacks and sleepless nights followed by dramatic relief within days of starting the remedy and a lasting recovery. A magistrate's declaration authenticates the testimonial for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Copland
Prospect-street
Erskineville
Sydney
Mrs. Copland
Magistrati Mra
Jas. Copland
Firokineville
Burney
Colony of
New Seth Wales
Clemente
Comer
Lomsly
Government
New South Wales
Lea
CLEMENTS TONIC Acknowledges Limits of Claims
The advertisement states Clements Tonic does not claim to cure plagues cancer or other incurables. It rejects miraculous results and emphasizes reliance on proven effects. The proprietor warns against medicines that promise impossibilities and asserts tonic’s credibility rests on evidence from users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clements Tonic
Clements Tonlo
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THE
Daily News
Christ
Draghvender
Grandpa
Colonel Smith
Draghoender
Vrew
Richard and Rudyard
Alastor
Gabriel
Hriumph
Bolinds
Imelia
Aphrodite
Aphrodita
Eea
Apollo
ACT OF Providence
Newtown Chronicle
Clements Tonle
Eleen
Serosa
Jaye
Andrew Murray, J.P
Jou Cfiet
Ergkineville
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