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  3. A.I.F. AT MANOEUVRES

    Palestine, June 5.—Reconnaissance trips over the back country of Palestine are being carried out frequently by the mechanised units of ...

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  6. South Africa's Effort

    We do not see or hear much about South Africa's war effort, for the reason perhaps that the Union's policy is not to send any ...

    Article : 547 words

  7. "More Musical Memories"

    Musical tastes are varied. Some people like classics, some like music that is light and bright, and some steer a middle course, and it is a ...

    Article : 499 words

  8. Mud-Skipper

    By far the strangest inhabitant of the muddy mangrove swamps of Northern Queensland is the weird mangrove fish or mud-skipper; the ...

    Article : 283 words

  9. THE CONVOY COMES IN

    SHARP SHOOTERS OF THE AIR: A menace to enemy aircraft is the Royal Air Force gunner. Wearing the new air gunner badge, the circle bearing the letters A.G. with one wing attached, he is the crack shot who sits in the tail and body turrets of ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  10. What a Soldier Costs

    When a light motorised division rumbles along the 50-mile road from Verdun, to the front its cost for fuel alone comes to £1500. When ...

    Article : 215 words

  11. Drastic Curtailment of Racing

    Sydney, June 28.—The plans for the drastic curtailment of horse racing in New South Wales during the war, which have been prepared ...

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  12. Sax the Saxophonist

    Adolph Sax is popularly credited with the invention of tne saxophone. However, strict regard for accuracy compels one to note that ...

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  13. CALLED TO THE BAR

    If I had a daughter, I would finish her education by making her work as a barmaid for a year or two. Thus I should be able to rest assured of ...

    Article : 359 words

  14. TEETH THAT HEAR

    Two Nebraska inventors have patented a deaf-aid instrument within a set of false teeth. Their set includes a microphone, storage ...

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  15. Personal Letters from the Dionne Quints

    According to an American magazine you can now write to your favourite' Dionne quintuplet and get back a personal letter, written ...

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  16. Australian Tea

    "The world itself, in its original form, may have been very well indeed ; but everyone knows that in its present form, the form in which ...

    Article : 225 words

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  18. "Carrots to You"

    During the German occupation of Belgium in the Great War, the Belgians were more impressed by the German officers' spiked helmets than ...

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  19. COMMUNITY CONCERT

    Last Sunday night's community concert was first-class entertainment The amateur trials proved a wonderful success. A further heat ...

    Article : 54 words

  20. THE IMMORTAL PIG

    In Luxemburg there is a memorial in the shape of a granite pedestal inscribed: "Passerby, here you behold the mortal remains of ...

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