A Philosophical Tale of Happiness and Freedom
A long Irish style dialogue reveals characters debating how to secure happiness. The Shoemaker and Show Maker discuss a plan that would free a man from misery by letting him pursue his own form of happiness, even if it harms another. They explore legal and moral limits, arguing happiness should not infringe justice or community welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemporuser
Oh Wan
Ivan
Haypinewe
Wwe
Young FroMnd
Buch
Kappinens
Tonga
Uty
Nini
Iaua
Wwe Ensler
O Prinen
Cobar
Walden
Fred Marley
Wale
Lou
Morley
Wellington
Harley Tyvek
Val
Rachal
Huubert Moll
Coe Tin
Phi
Morrambiduerie
Purlouys
Bathurst
Furtonge
Joo Sluck
River Ann
River Ann-Fouht See McKillop ’S Homvestant At Terrabella
Frogstone
Mrx
Wolfie
Dagger
Bainiret
Barhuest
Soho
Ma. McTiongall
Tate
Cinscan McDougall
Muryvale
Knygaroo
Walla Hina
Muryvate
al. Morley
Wil Downey
Fatty
Rutten
Bodangora
Donne
Haholton
John Andrew Gardiner
Doug Thers
Jim
Abbott
Rodia's
Dantela
Wry Taylan
Montenieros
Montodaras
Chery
Paumine
Meruaseas Ironk
Priente
Montatiyis
Wyleredd
Senate
Anne Wiuejner
Bergen
Australia
Imroy
Sabstonter
Harvey
O'Malley
Mr. Motley
New York
England
Lin Voenbia
Tan
Aqquith
Eogard
Wilson
Eer
Germany
Tient
Lmi
I. Horndield
North Till
Porbes
Hughns
Anglian Synod
Innehvion Hell
Tin Girne
Gerall Etrick
Janu
Jwee
America
Mont Hine
Toose
Jostage
Edlogntan
Mr. Highs
Eytor- Minte Tahor Confarente
Melbourne
Early days coaching and mine road tales near Dubbo
Fragmentary reminiscence describes early mining transport and road routes toward Dubbo, detailing owners, inns, and households along the route. It mentions Wellington, Morley, and local gates, with notes on cattle, rivers, and farm properties, painting a rough map of travel and trade networks in the era.
Fragmented recollections on a river crossing and a coded conversation
An incoherent diary style segment recounts crossing a river then meeting at the Royal Hotel after daylight deliveries. It mentions Teddy Nathan, a way bill, an interaction with Hil, and a tense exchange with Ross about past duties and threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Royal Hotel
Teddy Nathan
Ross
Montefioren
BF. Jones
Sydney
Conte
Nike
Otto
Trent
Australian Wheat Board Talks Amid Allied Prices
A lengthy Australian Wheat Board meeting at Parliament House discussed Allied demand and Britain’s payment for Australian wheat. Negotiations aimed to set a price near 1s 10d per bushel, with expected increases as harvests progress, seeking to ease farmer gains and stabilize supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyeal Kitnie
Uhan
Velinn
Australian Wheat Board
Rigard
Great Britain
Wecesaary
Letters From The Front From Private A J McDonald
Private A J McDonald of McDonald Street Redtarn Sydney writes a war letter home describing frontline bombardment and near misses. He recalls comrades wounded and killed, a German helmet captured, and his own hospital stay in England with lingering shrapnel and nerve trouble while awaiting further transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McDonald
McDonald
Pittatreet
Redtarn
Hydney
Wegon
Howahl
Wallington Convent
Wallington
Wwe
Hong
Abel Shock
Frith Jn
Germany
England
Generous Mr O Malley and the Avil Ayllan Debate
Fragmentary OCR discusses Mr O Malley and political maneuvering around farm policy and parliamentary action. Mentions Senatorial influence, the Crow, and shifting support patterns. References to ministers, travel, and possible party alignments amid a broader crisis.
Australia and Germany in news segments and local incidents
A collage of items covers German trade paper remarks on recruitment and culture, Australian politics with Lord Mayor election and candidates, police power debates, and a series of local misfortunes. It notes New Zealand price shifts, drowning accidents in Waharoa, and a Central Ming fire at Broken Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Stohn McGrealine
Phillip Mlve
Denison
Abiermon
Proninr
Timothy Coghlan
Mitcabinet Gave
Pon
Wwe
Anjientlon
Kn Posareeinn Af
DAVW
Raouk
Nil
Amaries
Smetralia
EWAY
Pnjiewmen
America
Awstratia
Mies
W. Mietuhiers
Wren
New Zealand
Waharoa
Auckland
Thelma
Adelaide Hill
Ryan
Howe
Broken Hall
Bremen
Premature tales stir global tensions amid peace hopes
The articles discuss cautious optimism for world peace led by President Wilson, amid critical debates on Germany and Alsace policies. It notes Allied concerns on war prolongation, plus domestic chatter on mobilization, fuel shortages, and a controversial wool government plan.
Notice on Trespass at Geiving Sitedp Property
Notice warns that any person trespassing on the Geiving Sitedp property will be prosecuted to full extent of the law. It states the Spicer's Creek General Trust and trustee MCDONALD caution the public to avoid interfering with fences rocks and portals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motior
Spicer's Creek
McDonald
Warneatrout
Lee Streat
Wellingtop
Land and estate sale notice with acres and terms
Classified advertisement for land sales listing numerous acres including 1000, 300, and 2000 acres in regions near Dubbo and Portrayed towns. Details include prices per acre, deposits, credit terms, water access, cleared land, fenced subdivisions, and timing by negotiation. Includes references to timber, wheat land, and local estate agents D B Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Keune
Ile Trou
Crook
Dubbo
O.P
O.L
Elade
Elding
Staal
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MR. Robb Hood
Remi
CREAT
Britain
MR. O'Malley
MR. Catt
Pabbage
THE
Western Stores, Ltd
Departmente
the Western Stores, Ltd
Winsheonte, Carson, Ltd
Karl Jor
Welling
Kates
Hughes gAva
Lonsieg
Glover, Chomints
Sheppard, Harvey & Co
G. P. Rougall
Georie
Ly Cook
Auewnt Hayes Burd
Meehan, Sunt
Nomee
University
D. Morrison
Neoima Creacent
Ieee
M. G
F- Glover
M.P.S
Percy Birest
G. W. Brade
Tom
Neat
Church
WR. PY
Lee Ae
Bourkest
Naka
van Lataerin
Swith’s Boot Store
Charles D. O'Keeffe
Dalgety & Co., Ltd
Wollington District
Gornicks
Prica
D. B. Thomson Land & Estate Agent
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