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  2. AUSTRALIAN WHO KEEPS IN U.S.A. NEWSPAPER HEADLINES

    WHETHER we like it or not, Australians seem to be destined for world-prominence in whatever activity they choose. In this issue of "Smith's Weekly" alone, paragraphs ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    "...And there they were, my dear, sitting up like a lot of stuffed dummies!" ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    "'E suffers terrible with wind, doctor." "Well, what can you expect when you christened him John Thomas Lang! " ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. Send It To "Smith's"

    ALL around you, whether you're working or playing, in office or factory or shop, on farms or railway-trains or ships, or in what may seem the sleepiest corner of the bush, things are happening that make you want to laugh or cry, things that make you sad or glad or angry. ...

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  7. Patriotism

    OH, the parts of the map that are red Are the parts of the map that are right. ...

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  8. First Impressions

    A NEW newspaper competition might be to find out in how many ways for which it was not intended a wages tax can be used. ...

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