Everlasting Ballade Promises Australian Spirit in War Ballads
An advance copy from C. J. DeGaris Publishing House introduces Harold Hansell’s The Everlasting Ballade. The collection of patriotic ballads, written to cheer diggers and reflect Australian sentiment, blends humor and pathos with vivid scenes of war and homeland loyalty.
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C. J. DeGaris
Melbourne
Harold Hansell
Dewdrop Danby
Ublishers
T. Short
The
Leader
To DeGaris
Four Good Drinks Non Alcoholic Selections Promote Health
The passage lists four beverages as top non alcoholic drinks. Kia Ora Lemon Squeezh is noted as the most popular and used at the Paris Peace Conference. Sangvita is described as purifying blood with herbal flavors. Spring Daylesford Mia is claimed to contain radium and aid health, with access at major hotels and shops.
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Paris
Daylesford
Boarding and Day Schools for Girls Advertisement
Advertisement for Boarding and Day Schools for Girls inviting inquiries from parents. It notes contact details and directs to the Principal for full information. Mentions Glenelg telephone for contact.
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Apa
Talephone
Glenelg
What Won the War The Spirit of a Nation
In a reflection on war’s outcome the author argues force alone did not decide victory, crediting the Spirit of a Nation and the sacrifices of women and mothers. The piece praises bravery of the AIF and urges support for the Soldiers' Mothers' Rest Home, inviting donations from all regions.
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AIF
Uxboro
V.O
Australian Defence Department
Australia
Coldian
South Australia
Adelaide
P.O
Soldiara
G.P.O
Look For The Cause and Heed Early Kidney Warnings
A classic warning on kidney health urges attention to the first signs of trouble. The ad promotes Deans Backache Pills, claiming success for Mrs. Pankhurst of Pinastres who suffered chronic backache and kidney pain, stating the pills cured her after other remedies failed.
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Olga
Ee Place
Déan
Seay
Doug
Dean
Community Picnic Draws 4000 At Crystal Brook Event
Crowds of four thousand attend the sixteenth annual B H 48 Coy employees sports at Crystal Brook on a sunshine filled day. TheFinest weather aids travel from Port Pirie with rail staff ensuring safe transport and smooth arrival. Committee leaders including J S Hocking and B Malcolm oversee arrangements and funding with donations to war relief and comfort for families aided by a census supported program. The event emphasizes community spirit and public interest in the picnic’s ongoing success.
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Crystal Rock
B.H.4
Crystal Brook
Port Pirie
Crystal Bro
Tallrook
Mr. Black
Ilam
J. A. Brusneban
EU Peat
W. Tonkin
Crystal Breck
Port Germein
Svents Suenses
Toh Mag Ges
I‘na
J. 8. Hocking
Mocking
B. Malcolm
Ita
W. J. Nottage
Hia
Hia Eya
Anzer Hospitality Fund
Gensrorty
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M.L.O
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Clements Tonic Ltd
Clements
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