Australia Day Fundraiser and War Relief Drive
The article describes a large patriotic event labeled Australasia Day, detailing aims to assist wounded soldiers and dependents from the Commonwealth, provide pensions, grant temporary or permanent accommodations to frontline volunteers, and support related war relief activities. It notes a Paddy's Market style sale in Gladstone with proceeds expected to fund these efforts, lists stallholders and participants, and lauds the Australian and New Zealand troops at Gallipoli, urging collective support and national unity.
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Gladstone
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Beogeeies
J. TL Latimer
Priese Ullook
M Menace
A New Lines of Gods Prompts Australian War Bonds
Del W MeOny in Sydney Sun promotes Australian made goods and a patriotic appeal to buy during wartime. It references Gallipoli bravery and the burden on families, urging readers to purchase merchandise despite no discounts and favorable terms. The piece blends advertising with nationalistic rhetoric and calls for support of Australian vendors.
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Gallipoli
St Mark's Day
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Acaialla
Try Your Fortune Tune Tramp Tramt
Luck based game sketch appears with misspelled phrases and scattered names. Mentions of sixpence, ticket, and chances hint at a carnival style fortune game. References to Germans and wealth appear as fragmentary lines amid garbled text.
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Australia Day tribute to wounded and sick Empire servants
The piece honors Australian WWI servicemen and families, urging public generosity. It laments returned wounded, sick and disabled troops, calling Australians to donate small coins to ease their suffering and support those who served the Empire.
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Australia
Empire
Empire Glory Song Volunteers Unite For The Front
A fragment of a patriotic wartime song booklet honors Empire lads in Australia and Britain. It mixes verses praising unity with calls to rally around Australia, mentions Canadian and African allies, and notes war hardships, death, and fundraising needs for the front.
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Austealia
Milan bank chief cashier held on embezzlement charge
A Milan chief cashier was arrested for embezzling 2 008 000 francs. The report notes broader European language bans and garbled quotes, including a stray anecdote about a brigadier and a temperate lecturer, with fragmented phrasing across the page.
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Belgium
Lukin
Turf Anticipations and Strains of the Belgian Stakes
The item lists turf anticipations under a period voice with names such as Arya, Conjare Basido, Hurdion, Vatal Hoe, and Pistalier. It mentions Belgian Stakes contenders and associated horses with theatrical press phrasing, reflecting racing gossip and betting lineups. The text references The General and a plate event, suggesting a racing column snapshot.
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Menting
Ron Jaly
Arya
Imfah Hiakos
Pistalier
Bob Bonlt
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Final Report on Crystal Brook Route Selected
The Railways Committee selects the Crystal Brook route for a broad gauge line from Salt towards Port Augusta. The path via Two Wells Balaklava passes through Virgioix Two Inn Long Plain Bow ene of Lake Bum bunga Snowtown Redhill Crystal Brook Warnertown Port Germein and aligns with a direct Adelaide Port Augusta Yorke Peninsula service. It reduces gauge breaks, improves grade, supports cost efficiency, and eases congestion at Hamley Bridge while shortening the north to Adelaide distance by about 19 miles.
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