The Way of Dogs and the Question of Peace in Europe
In a reflective essay, the author uses the analogy of dogs to discuss peace after war, arguing that humanity should aim for normalcy and restraint. He critiques Prussian militarism as a hydrophobia-like disease spreading through Christendom, urges self defense within a balanced state, and favors England over a utopian federation, while calling for measured naval power rooted in national character.
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Eer
Christendom
Europe
Mr. Campbell
England
Utopia
Sir Thomas More
Walter Long
Goethe
Mr. Long
Prussia
Sunday Herald
Professor Bottomley’s peat fertiliser hailed as wartime boon
A London professor declares a peat based fertiliser can dramatically boost UK crop yields, claiming it doubles wheat output per acre. He demonstrates through lab and greenhouse work, with the product promoted to relieve food shortages during a blockade.
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von Tirpitz
Kiel Canal
John Jellicoe
North Sea
London
Germany
England
Sir John Jelliver
Bottomley
King's College
Professo Bottomley
Board of Agriculture For
Scotland
Ireland
Mancheater Corporation
Manchester
Elere
Britain to lead in agriculture with new fertilizer discovery
The article argues Britain can rival France and Denmark in farming by adopting Professor Bottomley's fertiliser method. It cites open air vegetable production around Paris worth £200 per area, Denmark and Belgium gains from soil improvements, and suggests a postwar push to expand UK cultivation, create jobs, and reduce reliance on imports.
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Glasgow
London
Paris
Great Britain
France
Bealfrom
Denmark
Schleswig
Belgium
Oura
Bottomley
Commonwealth War Loan appeal to Australian investors keeps faith in war effort
An extended issue of the Commonwealth War Loan is launched on the Australian Money Market. It mirrors prior issues with 4 percent interest repayable at par over 99144 years and six months' interest payable December 11. The article urges all Australians including farmers and pastoralists to fund the war through this issue, stressing patriotism and the Allies' greater financial resources.
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Great Britain
Australia
Postal Arrangements for Mails East and West
Postal notices list closing times for east and west mails, and show complex schedules for country routes. It records departures from Wellington and numerous destinations including Dubbo, Caves, Spicer's, Drill Creek, Parkes, Baldry, Yeoval, Cumnock, Finger Post, Curra Creek, Bournewood, Gollan, Murrungundy, Windorah, Geurie, Dripstone, Neurea, Blathery Creek, Mumbil, and L.M. Dredge routes with multiple daily and weekly departures and arrivals.
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Wellington
Montefiores
Monteefiores
Sun
Jawbone
Colaeae
Gore
Jawhon
Geurie Tues
Rey
Windorah
Neurea Do
Baker's Swamp
Neures
Neurea
Blathery Creek
Mumbil Moo
L.M
Vie
Galwadgerie School
L Creek
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Glemaats Tomi Ltd
Lear
Leeapaie
Phoebia
Enroph
Campbell
Weiter
Outh
Crystal
Germs V. Germans
Commonwealth War Loan
Dubbo
West
Poountry
Wallington Caves
Caves
Suntop
Arthurville
L. Spicer's Caves
Tecetay
Spicer
Goolma
Dapper Wed
Cobbora
Dapper Do
Wuuluman
Wuulumaa
Parkes
Baldry Sun
Baldry
Yeoval
Wellington Mon
Weltom
Wed
Bald 'Gery
Bald'gery
Obley
Yullundry
Cumnock
Yeova
Cumnock Tu
Thur
Eurimbls
Cundumbus
Finger-Post
Curra Creek
Welton Do
Gollan Do
Murrungundy
Eave Gollan
Wellington Do
Ponto Do
Terra Bella Do
Terrabells
Linco
Arome
Spicer's Creek
Goolma da
Two-Mile Flat
Ig Bat
Picer's Creek
Lincoln
L. Stuart Town
Lower Muckerawa
Burrendong
Stuart Town
Buchareena Wed
Bat
Boomey
Molo
Molong
Ebuchareens Do ‘& Pam
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