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Japan Discovers Australia
The recent visit to Melbourne of two Japanese training ships brings to mind the first of such vessels to visit Australian waters. It was ...
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GEORGE V.
Mr. Lloyd George, in the flist volume of his "War Memories," bears testimony to "the myrlad tasks imposed upon the Sovereign by the war," tasks to which ...
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The Scientific Detective
How the forces of science are being summoned to aid in the detection of crime is explained in this account of the first police laboratory to be ...
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The... Passing Show
Fre[?] of a recently discovered histori[?]ama "Crespin's Day" believed to have been written about 1935, and attributed to the famous author, William ...
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NEW BOOKS
Some 20 years ago a revival of naturepoetry, in which Mr. Edmund Blunden was one of the most successful practitioners. reawakened interest in the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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The Story of Elizabeth Street Once an "Unhealthy Hollow"
"Melbourne," said William Westgarth, recalling his earliest impressions of the city, "missed a great chance in filling up with a street this troublesome and... ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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A MAN AND HIS MAID
The first scene discovers the livingroom of the Winklebaums. Mr. and Mrs. Winklebaum are waiting for dinner to be served. Enter the maid. ...
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A BOOM IN DOLLS
The Dionne quintuplets have boosted the birth rate in baby dolls in the United States. A hundred new designs in roly-poly infants of rubber and ...
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THE FALLING BIRTH RATE
Sir,—In his very interesting article of April 27 Professor Lodewyckx rightly attributes the depression very largely to the shortage of infants in recent years; ...
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