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  2. WORK FOR PEACE.

    When Andrew Carnegie declared that the object nearest his heart was interinational peace, he uttered more than a pious aspiration. Realising that peace ...

    Article : 989 words
  3. CARAVAN.

    "One-man Caravan," by Robert Edison Fulton, Jun.—George G. Harrap and Co. Ltd.; Dymocks. Robert Fulton had finished his studies ...

    Article : 1,265 words
  4. ART TREASURE-HOUSE IN CALIFORNIA.

    The famous Huntington Memorial Library which, with the Huntington Art Gallery, houses one of the most rare and costly "collections" in the world. The pictures, objets d'art, manuscripts, and first editions are described in a neighbouring article. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 43 words
  5. "THE BLUE BOY."

    There are many places of interest round and about Los Angeles, but one that no visitor can afford to miss is the beautiful Huntington Library and ...

    Article : 1,076 words
  6. AUSTRALIAN HALF-CASTES PROBLEM.

    DESPISED by the white man, barely tolerated by the aboriginal, what does the future hold for the 1,000 odd half-castes of the Northern Territory? Progeny of both races, they are accepted by neither, and are restricted by their colour to the menial and labouring avenues of ...

    Article : 2,089 words
  7. For the Children.

    Belinda Blue's been very sick. They had to get the doctor quick. He came and shook his head and said "This means a week for you in bed;" ...

    Article : 213 words
  8. INDIAN POETESS.

    References to the recent death and identity of "Grey Owl," who won fame as the half-breed Indian author of several noteworthy books, recall ...

    Article : 582 words
  9. THE WEB OF LIFE.

    What is the "balance of nature?" We repeatedly hear of this or that happening upsetting this "balance," yet there arc few terms so loosely used in their ...

    Article : 1,061 words
  10. OUR KIDDIE.

    Toddling Yes, and trying hard to talk, He's really quite a man, but he wobbles in his walk. He has a will of steel, he enjoys a hearty ...

    Article : 150 words
  11. RARE TAPESTRIES.

    Hidden for the past eight or nine years are two priceless tapestries which should always be available to the public view. Many remember the ...

    Article : 734 words
  12. HISTORY OF CRICKET.

    Hambledon in Hampshire is famous in the history of cricket, for its cricket club was the first of its kind in England, and the prototype of the modern county club. It was ...

    Article : 162 words
  13. WORLD'S OLDEST HAYSTACK.

    Built some 6,000 years ago, this Babylonian ziggurat with its layers of straw matting between sun-dried bricks still provides fodder for stray camels. (Reproduced from "One-man Caravan," which is reviewed on this page.) ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 38 words
  14. THE LILY-WALKER.

    The long serpentine lagoons of north eastern New South Wales and Southern Queensland present many features that delight the eye of the natur-lover. Some end in rushy swamps. ...

    Article : 405 words
  15. CARILLON.

    Beyond the seething city, "Where grassy uplands lie, I hear in flurried sweetness A wind of bells run by; ...

    Article : 215 words
  16. JULY GOLD.

    Though chilly winds quarrel And fret out o' door, The gallant wood-sorrel, A[?] gay as of yore. ...

    Article : 111 words
  17. POINSETTIAS.

    No flimsy-petalled flow'rs of Spring are these— Poinsettias a-flame against the sky, That seek the sullen heavens to appease And calm the restless winds that scurry by. ...

    Article : 31 words
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