The War. London
Advices received at Washington state that the people of Brazil not only demands war against Germany, but urge the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1917
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The Spinning Wheel. Wool for Soldier Wear
Mrs Bowden, of the Spinning Industry Department of the Red Cross Society. Sydney, completed a week of instruction at the…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The Federal war pension officers have intimated, in connection with the benefits conferred by the War Pensions, Act, that…
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The British transport Transylvania a steel twin screw steamer of 14315 tons, owned by the Anchor Linc, was torpedoed…
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A successful gift afternoon was hold by Miss Lovegrove's knitting circle at the Red Cross Depot on Empire Day, 24th inst…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To Capetown and [?] Leone by a Berridale Soldier
Private D J O'Rourke, formerly of Berridale (Clerk to the Dalgety, Shire council) writes to the "Mercury" an interesting…
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The Italians broke through the Austrian lines, taking 900 prisoners, including, 300 officers. The Admiralty announces that…
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Mr. Lansing, U. S. A. Secretary of State, has disclosed the fact that shortly before the declaration of war the Germans…
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British aeroplanes have arrived home They flew from London via Paris, Turin and Pisa The Italians have won 25…
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In connection with the location and care of the graves, of Australian soldiers who [?]ave fallen on the battlefields of Europe, Asia, or…
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Field Marshal Sir Douglas [?] reports We attacked on the front southward of the Souchez river and have already…
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Field Marshal Haig reports We attacked the [?] and Wy[?] Ridge over a nine male front and everywhere…
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The City of San Salvador, in Central America, was visited by earthquake and is in ruins. The eruption wiped out seven other…
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Mr. C. H. Underwood, who has been appointed by the State Recruiting Committee of Victoria to undertake the formation of a War…
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Fifteen aeroplanes raided London; 97 were killed and 439 injured. An East End school was struck ten children being…
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It is officially announced that early on Saturday morning some enemy airships approached the east and south-east ? of…
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America's plans are to manufacture 2000 [?] engines monthly The [?] will be capable of travelling…
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It is stated that America is evolving a new type of aeroplane wherein speed is sacrificed to the heaviest armament…
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New York reports that an examination of German prisoners reveals that uniforms are made of paper fibre owing to the…
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Greece has broken off relations with the Teutons. Thirty mail bags have been washed before from the P. and…
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