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Issue Details: First known date: 1916... vol. 18 no. 109 (n.s. vol.5 no.6) 1 May 1916 of The Lone Hand est. 1907 The Lone Hand
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 1916 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
An Australian Girl in Germany, single work review
— Review of An Australian Girl in Germany : Through Peace to War (January-October 1914) Hilda M. Freeman , 1916 single work autobiography ; (p. 357-358)
The Sixth Sense, Nita Hardy , single work short story (p. 364)
The Betrothal, Gwen Fussell , single work drama (p. 365-366)
Off Dutyi"I sail to-night for Sydney!", A. I'Anson , single work poetry war literature (p. 366)
Anzaci"Stark hills and barren ridges, sharp-set against the sky,", A. I'Anson , single work poetry war literature (p. 366)
Anthony Wildingi"Anthony Wilding! In after days,", A. I'Anson , single work poetry war literature (p. 366)
The Shirker : One Aspecti"They're fighting in Gallipoli, and I am tied to town,", A. I'Anson , single work poetry (p. 366)
The Last Drink, W. C. Charnley , single work short story (p. 377-378)
God Save, Laurus , single work short story (p. 382)
My Battle-Prayeri"I do not ask for peace,", F. F. V. , single work poetry (p. 382)
To Belgiumi"You have taken up the burden, which on the back", Geoffrey C. Faber , single work poetry (p. 382)
Statue of Liberty, New Yorki"And wilt thou still stand there in years to come,", Ada Cambridge , single work poetry (p. 382)
A Man and His Handicap : A Story of an Afternoon Call with a Moral for One-Armed Men, Henrietta C. Walker , single work prose
The author recounts a visit to Fred Wight, a one-armed man, with the intention of comforting those who have lost limbs in World War I.
 (p. 386-387)
Lady Betty Modish's Letter [May 1916], Betty Modish , single work correspondence (p. 390)
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