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Newspaper

The Areas Express

Location

Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia

Date

Dec 14, 1917

Page

3

Price Of Wheat Plain Facts For Farmers

A wartime article defends British and Australian wheat pricing, arguing freight and shipping costs during the war do not justify farmer loss. It disputes reports of favorable British rates, asserts imperial support, and explains how ocean freight and tonnage affect farm returns while urging farmers to back government policy.

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Isolation Ashen Echoes in Australian War Warnings

Fragmentary wartime snippet laments Australia facing looming peril and the need for allied support. The speaker invokes hardship and a call for divine aid as the nation braces for uncertain survival. The tone reflects urgency and national concern amid global conflict.

Vote Yes On December 20 in Australia War Propaganda

An extended wartime appeal urges Australians to vote Yes on December 20, linking support for the Allied war effort to defeating Germany. It cites Belgian atrocities, calls for enlistment, and defends civilian sacrifice while urging unity against German militarism.

Reinforcements Repudiation Debate Amid Wartime Pledge

The public questionnaire asks voters if they support the Commonwealth Government proposal to reinforce the Australian Imperial Force overseas. The pledge outlines wartime limits on power duration, troop numbers, and exemptions, aiming to assure restraint while mobilizing needed divisions.

Australia must stand firm for victory in World War I

David Gordon urges Australians to vote Yes to sustain full imperial effort against Germany. He warns that compromise could bleed Australia of reinforcements and leave the Empire and Australia exposed, demanding unity to defeat the central powers and protect national interests.

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Returned Soldiers Aid Comrades With Australian Support

An appeal from Adelaide stresses unity across Australia to ease frontline burdens. Returned soldiers urge public duty, fearing dire shortages of reinforcements as six brothers in one family serve in khaki. Letters from Palestine, New Zealand, and Victoria highlight need for urgent government action and continued support until peace.

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Annual Strawberry Tea Benefit for Red Cross Held at St Marylands

Georgetown notes recount a Saturday strawberry tea hosted by St Marylands parish with Mrs J Murphy and Mrs J Noonan among organizers. A crowd enjoyed confections, music, and songs by local performers while proceeds supported wounded soldiers and Red Cross funds.

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Warning on unsafe products and stormy weather disrupts farming

A fragment warns that certain polyon-brandiner medicines could cause serious harm and that diettate pills and physiology may worsen. It notes a stormy Monday night with tornadoes and hail up to 127 points, disrupting farming. Authors express concern about potential damage and safety.

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Antid National Anthem Frail Text From Fragmented Verse

Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled patriotic chant about national protection and unity. It lists sacred pledges for God save Australia and invokes sports and public life, yet the wording is fractured and hard to parse. The piece appears to be a damaged or stylized nationalistic fragment with scattered proper names and places.

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Quiet wedding at Methouiat Church in Georgetown

A November 27 ceremony united Miss Margaret Hewett and Mr Hor Hewett of Goodwood in a quiet wedding at the Methouiat Church. The bride, given away by her father, wore a silk poplin gown with tassel trim and a large white hat. The bridal party included Miss Hilda Hewett with rose and champagne trimmings. The reception was at Wattle Grove, then a train trip to Adelaide. The couple received many presents and best wishes.

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