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Article : 71 wordsThe German Chancellor (Herr Wirth). addressing the non Socialist trade unions declared himself sincerely determined to prosecute a policy of straightforwardness ...
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Advertising : 489 wordsAdelaide Police Court on Wednesday (before Mr. K. Sabine, S.M. and justices, Harry Cunningham was charged with having broken into and ...
Article : 215 wordsFalling asleep in a midnight train in Wales, a man had a dream which led him to open the carriage door and attempt to step out into the darkness to death. He ...
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Article : 154 words“I never like signing letters. I never like preaching.” These were among the confessions of Dr. Orchard while speaking on “Religion and psycho-analysis,” at St ...
Article : 251 wordsThe Conference is attracting general attention and reports of it are being featured in the newspapers more than the strike news. All the newspapers blackheaded ...
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Article : 368 wordsIt is understood chat the India Office intends to sidestep the conference discussion Indian rights by proposing that the question .shall be referred-to the existing ...
Article : 99 wordsLt is understood that Mr. H. G-. Larkin not renewing his agreement for the managership of the Commonwealth line, which expires on .June 30. ...
Article : 34 wordsA deputation from the ground sought an opinion on Crawford’s run out, and visited the press box. The speakers averred that the decision was given prior to the wicket ...
Article : 69 wordsThe best aggregate scores thus far in the quality rounds of the golf open championship at St. Andrews are:—Jock Hutching (U.S.A.) 146, J. H. Kirkwood ...
Article : 53 wordsM. Viviam (an ex-Premier of. France), discussing the Imperial Conference, said:— it is veil that England and the Dominions should seek entire agreement on their ...
Article : 53 wordsAn -unpleasant experience .marked the concluding stages of the match at the Oval. When the umpire gave a run-out decision against Crawford, the crowd in all parts ...
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Article : 262 wordsThe Prince of Wales presided at the annual meeting of the Victoria League at the Guildhall. He testified to the league’s good work in the dominions of which recently ...
Article : 95 wordsThe following is a summary of newspaper opinions on the Conference: — The Daily Telegraph.—All the delegates are men who have gained the highest place ...
Article : 259 wordsMr. Alfred Lawn, who is in charge of Stodholme, Baldina, the property of the koonoona Proprietors was standing near to his stockyard with his wife talking to ...
Article : 640 wordsA large and enthusiastic meeting was, held at the Wallaroo Town Hall last night The Mayor (Mr. G. Chatfield) presided The meeting was called to discuss the ...
Article : 192 wordsGregory slightly nosed his back and strained his wrist in the Surrey match, but the minor injuries will not interfere with his fast bowling. He remarked when the ...
Article : 115 wordsIn the Full Court on Wednesday (before the Cavil Justice, Mr. Justice Cordon, and Mr. Justice Foolel reserved judgment was given to the case in which Charles Howard Anga. of Lindsay Park ...
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Article : 259 wordsF. R. Spotforth, the Australian bowler to-day presented each member of the Australian cricket team with a gold medal, inscribed. “In memory of the Hundredth ...
Article : 34 wordsThe Rev. F. J. Miles, D.S.O., O.B.E., pastor of the North Adelaide Baptist Church, will be entertained at a farewell social in the lecture hall on Thursday ...
Article : 83 wordsEconomy should be the watchword of every sane business man in those times of money tightness. We show one way to economise with our rebuilt typewriters, ...
Article : 74 wordsOxford and Cambridge have derided to give a “blue” for aviation. The first inter-University flying race is .fixed to be held at Hendon on July 16. ...
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The Journal (Adelaide, SA : 1912 - 1923), Wed 22 Jun 1921, Page 1
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