File:Imperial Conference 1923 Cartoon.png
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A Preference for Strong Food The Lion: "Now, my boys, I'm sure you'll like these nice dried fruits" Chorus of Cubs (led by Australia): "Meat, please!" Cartoon from 17 October, 1923 after the Imperial Conference |
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Source | Scanned by uploader from the Bruce Collection, National Archives of Australia |
Author | Bernard Partridge (died 1945) |
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