Dear "Non.-Com."—Sid had been a jockey in pre-war days, and having spent a lifetime around the racing stables of Flemington and Caulfield he had quite a ...
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Article : 480 wordsThose of our readers who took part In the Great War are invited to send for publication short accounts of happenings with which they themselves were concerned. The tales can be ...
Article : 73 wordsDear "Non-Com."—Soon after the troopship Miltiades sailed Clarky and I developed "sleeping sickness" in its most profound form. We would sneak off into the ...
Article : 416 wordsDuring the war we had a Jew in our regiment—he may have been one of the clan who, in a rash moment, got into Scotland and then found he couldn't make ...
Article : 149 wordsDear "Non-Com."—One or two good yarns of feats of marching by the P.B.I, have been recorded on this page, but the following sprint by a party of ...
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Article : 247 words"EX-R.F.A.," SERPENTINE. "Ex-R.F.A." is the centre figure of the above trio photographed during the war years. On and off, he has been a contributor to this page for some years, his yarns dealing mainly with operations and side-issues of the Palestine campaign. In civvie ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 231 wordsJohn Jacob Stonehouse, M.M., on October 6, at Albany, suddenly, aged 49; late corporal 4th Section, 6th Field ...
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Article : 212 words"B.B" (44th). Mt. Magnet.—Thanks, Bill! You'll be in Perth for the Next Dinner, "anyway. As it happened, had you known you were going to draw a horse ...
Article : 351 wordsDear "Non-Com."—Even the youngest of the digger fraternity, will remember the necessarily biased press accounts of Allied and enemy war operations during those ...
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Article : 213 wordsDear "Non-Com."—After the Armistice a group of Digs, were discussing the Big Stoush and of course led up to the subject of cushy jobs. Batmen, cooks, H.Q. ...
Article : 108 wordsDear "Non-com."—During the Somme offensive we were billeted in Albert. One night a group of the lads were discussing the Legend of the Fallen Virgin—how ...
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Western Mail (Perth, WA : 1885 - 1954), Thu 18 Oct 1934, Page 2
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