The Social Evil in the Shoemaker's Shop
A dialogue on the social evil and its causes criticizes Mrs. Grundy for policing morality. The Shoemaker argues hardship and economic demand drive women into prostitution, urging society to address root causes and prosecute those who profit, rather than lock up the victims.
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Mrs. Grundy
Providel
Australians in Action Letters from the Front
Soldiers in France report home on Easter Sunday 1917, describing homesickness, weather, and family thanks. A correspondent reflects on mothers, the impact of American involvement, and hopes for an early end to the war while noting knee troubles and mail delays.
War letters reveal censorship and grim frontline life
A correspondent writes of censorship during wartime, fearing reprisals for details and describing harsh conditions, soldiers, and civilians. The letter laments heavy destruction, recalls visiting cemeteries and windmills, and notes rain, mud, and cold. It mentions Bodangora soldiers, local figures, and ongoing family communications. The tone mixes hope and resolve amidst hardship.
Post Mortem and Inquiry for Horse Deaths Suggested
Letter suggests a horse death prompted a post mortem and inquiry. speaker laments lack of current knowledge, notes use of human medicines and instruments, and promises to write to Clem with regards to friends and Nellie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huon Sparkes
Nellie
LIEUT. DICK WILKINS AND AUSTRALIAN WAR LETTER
Lieutenant Dick Wilkins writes from France on April 7 describing battalion moves, near misses for a third star, and choices about posting while detailing daily life in trenches. He praises Australian soldiers, recalls friends, mentions a cross ceremony for Pozieres casualties, and notes weather, air raids, and a wartime church show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GQ. Wilkins
Lieut
Dick Wilkins
France
THE BOYS AT THE FRONT WOUNDED N.8.W. WESTEENER APPEAL
Readers are urged to send Times copies with a penny stamp to wounded N.8.W. Westeener care of a hospital in Lemnos or other listed Allied bases in Europe and the Middle East including London and Egypt, to aid wounded personnel.
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Times
W. Westeener
Poisoning cases rise among stinkweed workers in Wagga district
Several men in the Wagga area show poisoning symptoms after eradicating stinkweed. One worker has been in hospital a week with swelling in an arm eye and knee. The report notes ongoing health concerns among laborers in agricultural campaigns.
Letter of condolence from front for Private Thos Landry
A war era note from Captain A S McCook Chaplain 44th Battalion informs Mrs. BR Sandry of Wellington NB of the death in action of her son Private Thos Landry of the 34th Battalion. He was killed March 19 by a bullet to the head. Burial occurred the same day in Cite Bon Jean cemetery, grave 18 row A plot V. The letter notes the grave will be marked and kept, a memorial will be erected, and condolences from officers and men are offered. The two other sons are reported safe at present.
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Perham Downs
N.C.O
Prita
Burrawong
Wellington
South Australia
F.a.g
Charlie Finch
Stacks
Frank
Alec
Irvine
Aml
London
Finch
Bill Barker
John Restall
Austy Muir
M. Veech
Andy
Mr. Weech
George Wykes
Charlie's
Dave Rich
Ken Newell
Les Smith
Pozieres
Australia
England
Wagga
Misa Tot Braybrook
Dunnstown
Ballarat
J. A. Balmain
Manly Rifle Club
Water Police Court
Sydney
Manly
Waterloo
Napoleon Bonaparte
Europe
Belgium
Antwerp
Brussels
Namur
Meuse
BR. Sandry
France
R. Sandry
N.B.W
Sandry
Landry
Cite Bon Jean
Davis
A. 8
McCook
44Th Battalion
Scene in Dubbo licensing court scene in dubbo
A scene at the Dubbo Licensing Court arose when A Rogan and M Carroll were ordered to be prosecuted for obtaining liquor during prohibited hours by posing as bona fide travellers. Rogan and Carroll had pleaded guilty and were fined for illegal occupancy. the police had not issued summons. Inspector Doig claimed Crown Law Office instructions barred action and refused to issue summons, promising to inform the crown.
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Dubbo
Sydney
Robertson
P.M
A. Rogan
M. Carroll
Rogan
Carroll
Daig
Doig
Crown Law Office
Racing Fixtures July to September in Various Towns
A condensed list of racing fixtures across towns Narromine Condobolin Forbes Parkes Grenfell Woodstock shows July events on Thursdays and Fridays, August features at Condobolin Forbes Parkes Grenfell, and a September show at Forbes with Woodstock. The schedule names each town and date for junior club meetings and show meetings.
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Narromine T.C
Woodstock J.C
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J. Paxton
Georie
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Les O'Brien
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Hell
Jim
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Casey
George Hughes
Bournemouth
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Corman
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Wareham Lodge
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A.K
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Bob
Elsie
Mrs. Paxton
Paul
Phil Cornwall
Bank of New South Wales
Perham Down
Billy Stephenson
Maryvale
Western Stores, Ltd
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Dubbo Licensing Court