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Advertising : 897 wordsIn the first "referendum Special" of the "Farmer and Settler" a long article was published, aiming at setting out in unmistakable black and white the ...
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Article : 116 wordsCertain Labor senators that now oppose compulsory service for the Empire were enthus[?] advocates of compulsion when the Defence Bill was before ...
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Article : 55 wordsA W.C.T.U. speaker last Friday night, at Drummoyne Sydney (Mrs. Helen Barton), said; War is obnaxious, but I said ...
Article : 114 words"There they fight and die. Here we eat, drink and are merry, for to-morrow we do not die. That for some of us, is the difference between the men over there and the ...
Article : 648 wordsBecause women will not see brave men left unladed; because women's arms will never shelter those that are afraid; because women will see their little children ...
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The Farmer and Settler (Sydney, NSW : 1906 - 1955), Tue 24 Oct 1916, Page 4
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