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  2. HEALTHY YOUTH ENFORCING DEFENCE ACT

    HOBART, Thursday.—Among the important sectional papers read at the Australasian Medical Congress to-day was one on the careful selection and ...

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  3. TERRIBLE INDIAN EARTHQUAKE HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE

    Appalling loss of life and widespread damage to property are reported from Bihar and Orissa and Bengal, in India, as a result of the severe ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. BANDITS WRECK TRAIN

    Another trans-Siberian express was wrecked last night, making the third deliberate wreck within three months This time it is feared that the outrage has ...

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  5. BYRD NEARING BASE

    The following wireless message has been received from the correspondent of the Australian Press Association with the Byrd Antarctic Expedition:— ...

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  6. TWO BOYS DROWN When Bathing in River

    BAIRNSDALE, Thursday.—Two boys who went out of their depth when bathing in the Mitchell River at Lindenow were drowned. The victims were:— ...

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  7. PRINCE GEORGE Visit to Australia

    His Majesty the King has sent the following message to His Excellency the Governor-General (Sir Isaac Isaacs) in reply to the message ...

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  8. 107.5 DEGREES IN CITY THIRD SUCCESSIVE "CENTURY"

    The maximum shade temperature in the city yesterday was 107.5 degrees. At Carlton, last night, a man collapsed and died from the effects of the heat. Yesterday was the third successive day on which the thermometer ...

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  9. EAGER TO-COME

    In a special message transmitted by wireless telephone to "The Star" through his private secretary (Major Alexander) yesterday Prince George ...

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  10. Fatal Swim After Work

    After finishing ploughing last evening James Dennis, accompanied by Charles Harrington and Neal Nilsson, entered a deep hole in the ...

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  11. IT WAS HOT THEN

    Let him who complained of the heat yesterday read this, from "The Argus" of January 25, 1875:—"A very good idea of the intense heat of Thursday may be ...

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  12. TWO RECORDS

    The temperature in the city was 148deg. yesterday—in the sun, over Bourke street. The maximum shade temperature in the city area, measured at Gaunt's, was ...

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  13. NEW NATAL CHIEF

    In Rear-Admiral W.T.R. Ford; whose appointment to the command of the Royal Australian Navy in succession to Rear-Admiral R.C. Dalglish was announced on ...

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  14. YOUNG MAN SINKS IN DAM

    MILDURA, Thursday.—Samuel Williamson, aged 20 years, was drowned in a dam on his father's farm at Werrimull last evening. With a companion ...

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  15. GERMAN LAW NEW BASIS DEMANDED

    Lecturing at the Berlin University to-day, Herr Freisler, secretary to the Prussian Ministry for Justice, attacked the present basis of German law as being not ...

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  16. May Leave in September

    "Peterborough," the diarist of the "Daily Telegraph," states that Prince George's departure for Australia may be somewhat earlier than is implied in the ...

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  17. Fell in Hole in Yarra

    William Samuel John Eddington, aged 16 years, of Vere street, North Richmond, was drowned in the Yarra yesterday afternoon. He fell into a deep hole while he ...

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  18. Dedication of the Shrine

    A meeting of the trustees of the Shrine of Remembrance was held yesterday, and it was decided that the dedication of the Shrine should take place immediately ...

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  19. Austrians in Germany

    It has been announced that the Prussian secret police contemplate special measures against Austrian citizens whose names they have listed. This is ...

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  20. CHILD COLLAPSES

    Betty Boyfe, aged 8 years, of Gleneira road, East St. Kilda, was found by her father, Mr. Coleman Boyfe, floating face downwards in the sea at Elwood ...

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  21. Cancer and Tuberculosis Related Diseases

    The relation of cancer to tuberculosis was the subject of an important paper read before the pathological section by Dr. Thomas Cherry, who has been working ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  22. GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY

    Sir,—Mr. R. D. Boys's comments upon the advent of the "ancient Bible" are timely and in every way satisfactory to students of old-time literature. It is time ...

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  23. Germany's Young Men

    The Government's programme of progressive regimentation of Germany's young people has now enmeshed all second-year and half of the third-year ...

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  24. Three Young Men Rescued

    Keith Peacock, aged 21 years, of Railway parade, Carnegie, got into difficulties while he was swimming off Albert Park at 8.30 p.m. yesterday. He was rescued ...

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  25. CHEERS AND HOOTS

    Cheers and hoots greeted the Prime Minister (Mr. Ramsay MacDonald) when he addressed a Labour audience in his own electorate, Seaham, to-day. The ...

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  26. UNITED STATES CURRENCY Bill Prepared

    President Roosevelt's Monetary Bill embodying the nationalisation of gold and the devaluation of the dollar has been sent to the printers. A few ...

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  27. THE HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION

    Sir,—The letter by "Progress" on Monday pointing out the value of an exhibition of flower and garden paintings as a feature of the combined Centenary ...

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  28. AIR RACE

    Commenting upon the decision of the De Havilland Company to build, for the Melbourne Centenary air race from Britain to Australia, special machines ...

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  29. Water Pour From Fissures

    Graphic stories are told by Europeans in the stricken Bihar area of the devastation throughout the country. Mr. W. Fairweather, manager of an engineering ...

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  30. DISQUALIFIED FOR LIFE

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—Disqualifications for life were imposed by Mr.P.J. Bartley, stipendiary steward for the Southern District Racing Association, at the conclusion ...

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  31. RUSH ON TELEPHONE

    Hot weather means heavier work for telephone operators. At the central exchange this week about 6,000 more calls than usual are being handled each day. ...

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  32. STORM IN THE WEST

    PERTH,Thursday.—A severe storm struck Southern Cross this evening, causing extensive damage and dislocating telegraphic communication with eastern ...

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  33. Friends Again

    At the annual meeting of the Middlesex club, Mr. P. F. Warner said that he hoped that the press and public would warmly welcome the Australians, ...

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  34. MILLIONAIRE'S PROJECT

    The "Daily Express" reveals details of a remarkable land settlement experiment to South America which hitherto has been kept secret. To-morrow a tramp ...

    Article : 220 words
  35. Reconstruction Expenditure

    The Reconstruction Finance Corporation has reported to Congress that its advances in November amounted to 516,000,000 dollars (nominally ...

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  36. 108.6 Degrees in Adelaide

    ADELAIDE, Thursday.—The temperature in Adelaide reached 108.6deg. at 2.30 p.m. to-day, being the fifth consecutive "century" this week. The Weather Office ...

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  37. Large Diamonds Found

    Two dramatic diamond discoveries were made on a farm at Elandsfontein, three miles from where the Cullinan diamond was found. A digger named Jonker found ...

    Article : 119 words
  38. High Temperatures in the Country

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  39. £2,000,000 Damage to Railway

    Floods due to water pouring from fissures and the Ganges breaking its banks and fires have added to the horror in Monghyr, which according to the few ...

    Article : 183 words
  40. SALE OF WOOL

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—The Farmers' Relief Board, after instructing wool-selling firms on Tuesday not to sell wool which had been forwarded to them by farmers in ...

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  41. Chasing Income Tax Evaders

    Internal revenue collectors' agents at a meeting to-day received suggestions from the Secretaiy for the Treasury (Mr. Morgenthau) that a door to door canvass ...

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  42. Another Upheaval

    Aeroplanes returning from the Patna area report appalling damage, the towns of Motihari, Muzaffarpur, and Monghyr being completely destroyed. British troops ...

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  43. Gales in Britain

    A severe north-westerly gale swept over the British Isles this afternoon. The velocity of the wind at times registered 30 miles an hour. In parts of Scotland ...

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  44. Deprived of Their Drinks

    CANBERRA, Thursday.—Members of one of the bowling clubs in Canberra have reason to regret that, although they have a well-stocked liquor bar, the payment ...

    Article : 140 words
  45. Price of Gold

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  46. Advertising

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  48. Dead Number 2,500

    It is officially estimated that the dead in the Bihar province number 2,500, over 600 having been killed in Muzaffarpur alone. ...

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  49. Advertising

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