Miscellaneous War and Women's Faces
A woman sculptor, when asked if she thought the experiences of the war had left any permanent mark on the faces of women, replied:…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1919
386 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 12 of 20
Our Soldier Boys
On Wednesday night quite a bustle of excitement was noticeable among the Boy Scouts, who, in uniform, congregated in Crawford…
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[?]Digger" has forwarded us the following account of the recent Welcome Home. Although no press courtesy is extended to the AGE when reports are…
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Mr. George Barnes, Labor member in the House of Commons, is to go to Berlin as British Ambassador, in recognition of his being…
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On Friday last, 4th inst., the first public function was held in the new hall at Sutton, the occasion being a welcome home tendered to five returned soldier's,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kowen's Welcome Home to Returned Diggers. Privates George McInnes, M.M., and Charlie McInnes Honored
Kowen people to a man and woman, and a large number from neighbouring centres, assembled at the hospitable Kowen homestead on Tuesday to Welcome home the…
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The "Daily Mail" states that owing to a delay in the sailing of the Prince Ludwig 700 Australian soldiers lauded at Plymouth and…
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Australia has already undertaken the construction of ships in its own dockyards. Now it has undertaken another contract…
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Yes, another welcome home to our brave soldier boys! Last night an admiring throng wended their way to the Protestant Hall to be present and extend a hearty…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Captain's Flat. Welcome Home to Private H. A. SHERWIN
Once again the good people of Captain's Flat and Foxlow showed their goodness of heart by giving Private Sherwin a hearty welcome…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Home-coming of Captain Cunningham, M.C. Tuggranong's Appreciation. Anzac, Anzac, long live that glorious name, Anzac, Anzac, that's where they played the game, And now the war is over and peace again there'll be: You will find that name on the scroll of fame—That's A-N-Z-A-C
The above lines very aptly can be applied to Captain Andrew Cunningham, M.C., an original Anzac, recently returned from the front. Captain…
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The Weimar National Assembly read the first time a bill ratifying the Peace Treaty. The majority was 93…
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Advices from Amsterdam that following unofficial negotiations Holland has agreed to the extradition of the ex-Kaiser, and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Soldiers' Overcoats
In the House of Representatives on Friday afternoon Mr. Poynton stated that in view of the large stocks of soldiers' great-coats now on hand, the Defence…
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Mr. Bonar Law announced that the Government was appointing a Select Committee to inquire into the question of high prices…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Hasty War-marriages. Why They Should be Happy
I had a talk with a pessimist in petticoats the other day and this is what she said:— "Now we shall see what we shall…
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The soldiers returning by the Somali will disembark on Friday. The men coming by the Maiha disembark on Sunday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Welcome Home at Ainslie
Sergt. E. M. Jackson, M.M., and Gunner P. F. Douglas, were accorded a welcome home at Ainslie on Friday night last…
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A despatch from Paris states that the French Cabinet has fallen. The Chamber of Deputies, by 227 votes to 213, refused to…
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According to a message from Washington Senator Sherman (Republican) urged the United States to refuse to acknowledge the…
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