Soldiers as Early Risers in War Leaders
The piece notes that many European leaders and military figures rise early and sleep little. It cites Kaiser Wilhelm, King Albert, Kitchener, Sir John French, Lord Curzon, Napoleon, and others as exemplars of brief sleep and early rising, contrasting with general peacetime habits. The text mentions specific anecdotes about bedtimes and routines.
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Bantam enlistment approved for Australian Imperial Force
The Minister of Defence announced that after review and expert opinion, the AIF will accept men of shorter stature. Minimums are 5 ft 2 in height and 33 in chest, with allowances for certain infantry and machine gun roles under district command. The move signals urgent recruitment needs and broadens eligibility for service.
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Unclear Transport Fare Note From Historic Schedule
Fragmentary OCR notes list class fares and return rates in two classes with various prices and dates. It mentions First Class and Second Class returns, multiple destinations, and 2d to 44s ranges, all in a disjoint travel fare context from a historical timetable.
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