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Issue Details: First known date: 1930... vol. 6 no. 34 15 July 1930 of The Australian Woman's Mirror est. 1924-1961 The Australian Woman's Mirror
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The Soul of Kitchener, M. C. Potter , single work short story
Ever since she saw a portrait of Lord Kitchener the firmly unmarried Sadie Corinn has been convinced he is her soul mate. When an elderly bachelor, Joe Deveney, comes courting she is tempted, until Kitchener appears to her in the form of a dove and reproves her. However, Kitchener's final 'appearance' changes her mind.
 (p. 8, 50 - 51)
A Heavyweight Lover : And His Lightweight Love, Clare Holm , single work column biography
Relates the story of the romance between Sir John Franklin and his first wife, the poet Eleanor Anne Purdue, who died shortly after giving birth to their daughter. The story is told in John Franklin's Bride by the Hon. Mrs Gell and consists largely of their correspondence, much of which occurred during Franklin's Arctic explorations.
 (p. 10, 45)
The Truanti"Somebody broke the frosted glass", Edith Baskin , single work poetry (p. 14) Section: Between Ourselves
Brown Eyesi"Dear little son of mine, your big brown eyes", Rob McConnal , single work poetry (p. 15) Section: Between Ourselves
Love Comes Knockingi"I came knocking at Love's door,", Edith Rashleigh , single work poetry (p. 16) Section: Between Ourselves
Untitled, Franziska , single work review
— Review of Here's Luck Lennie Lower , 1930 single work novel ;
The reviewer praises Lower's narrative skill and describes him as 'one of Australia's brightest humourists'.
 (p. 24) Section: Let's Talk About Books
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