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Issue Details:
First known date:
1937...
1 December
1937
of
The Queenslander
est. 1866
The Queenslander
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* Contents derived from the 1937 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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Out of the Dopei"He who wakens in the stilly night",
single work
poetry
(p. 2)
Note: In column: Ragged Rhymes. This column contains three short poems: Birds of Other Feather, All This Hustle, and Out of the Dope.
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Birds of Other Featheri"To avoid confusion",
single work
poetry
(p. 3)
Note: In column: Ragged Rhymes. This column contains three short poems: Birds of Other Feather, All This Hustle, and Out of the Dope.
- Dread Scene When Loch Ard Foundered : Heroism of Gallant Midshipman Saves Fellow Survivor, single work column (p. 3,40)
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All this Hustlei"In this restless age,",
single work
poetry
(p. 3)
Note: In column: Ragged Rhymes. This column contains three short poems: Birds of Other Feather, All This Hustle, and Out of the Dope.
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Stunn's Mutton Thursday,
single work
short story
humour
Things always go wrong for Joe Stunn on Thursdays. A carpet snake once frightened him in a chookhouse just as he was taking a rooster and he was shot in the buttocks with a shotgun. He works for a week for a neighbour and a pet sheep gets him into trouble, so he decides to steal it for meat. He succeeds but a young friend, thinking he is dead, calls in the police and he is caught with the meat. However, the farmer is delighted to be rid of the bad-tempered ram and pays Stunn for his efforts. The day is Thursday.
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