The Daily News, The Rambler, The Westralian Worker, The Socialist, The Timber Worker
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DATE
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NEWSPAPER
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CHECK
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1899
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1906
to 1915
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1913
to 1915
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1917
to 1928
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1930's
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2. The people in the table below are mentioned in the online exhibition in connection with at least one newspaper. Match them with the appropriate paper or papers from the list below.
The Mirror, The Call, The Sunday Times, The West Australian, The Westralian Worker, The Rambler, The Socialist
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PERSON
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NEWSPAPER(S)
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CHECK
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Norman Lindsay
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Victor Courtney
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Tom
Mann
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HJ
Lambert
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'Dryblower' Murphy
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3. The quotes in the table below were made by John Curtin at different stages of his political and journalistic life. Match each quote with the appropriate time period in his career.
Revolutionary Firebrand, Union Editor, Westralian Worker Editor, Casual Journo, Journalist in Spirit
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QUOTE
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TIME PERIOD
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CHECK
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Our civilisation is as
vunerable as any other. It cannot withstand indefinitely the
failure to provide one-third of the population with the essentials
of existence
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The organization of Labor
is more important and more necessary than any group of men, however
long they have been in parliament, and howsoever brilliant may be
their intellectual equipment
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The frightful magnitude of
the industrial crisis is equalled by the amazing inaction of the
respective governments - it passes understanding
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He's been fighting with
newspapers all this time-now he can learn how to live with
them
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Revolutionists we are, "
not because we are in love with revolution, but because revolution
is forced upon us by the economic and social conditions of the
day
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