Storyette. War!
It was 4.30 p.m. on a hot sultry afternoon in December, 1927. The very microbe of war seemed to be in the air. The citizens of Katoomba, mostly women, were gathered together about…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1910
4 stories in Blue Mountains's papers
War Clouds
Writing to the Defence Department in England in 1882, General G. G. Gordon ("Chinese Gordon") said :—"That, as far as England was concerned, she…
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Navies are nob necessary to people who desire to be at peace, but only to people who wish to rob and murder. For robbery logically ends in murder. All this building of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →STORYETTE. The Tragedy of War. Founded on Fact
"Dear dear, this is very dreadful," said mother one morning, in the early spring of 1900, as we three sat together—my step sister Kathleen, my sister Tina and myself—on the…
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