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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1914
Page
2
An OCR messy cablegram brief describes sea incident chatter about a liner named Damatelia, a vote, and shifting loyalties. It references captains, crews, a public altercation, and alleged violent events aboard a vessel, with scattered names and places woven through garbled text.
The Daily Telegraph reports a cabinet crisis and potential resignations amid tensions between Churchill and other leaders. It notes a possible shift in support, with Chancellor and Admiralty concerns, while condemning the paper’s commentary as overblown and speculative.
Lord lendenderry urged Home Rule consult in Holfinst demonstration as British soldiers tightened security. Edward Carson condemned concessions while supporters chanted for the King. Chamberlain urged to fight. Suffragettes heckled Henderson over the Cat and Mouse Bill amid uproar.
The text presents a fragmented OCR dump mentioning Dean nesting, Teschay, Tower, and various misread phrases. It references legal funding, research terms, and scattered proper nouns, but lacks coherent events or conclusions suitable for a full news summary.
The article discusses safety at sea, detailing proposals and authorities from London and other regions, and notes amendments and inspections under international and domestic control. It mentions observers and officials, ship measures, and border safety provisions affecting vessels crossing seas and harbor areas.
In an Armidale style testimonial, a user recounts severe kidney pain and backache, claiming Doan's Backache Kidney Pills cured him after five bottles. A second patient, Mr. Taylor, reports six years kidney health since using the same pills. The ad urges readers to buy from chemists and storekeepers at 27 per bottle with six bottles for 19.
Py Teele spoke Tuesday as a member of a slopatatiin and insisted he was a politician not a medical man. He said he did not belong to the AMEN or the BMA and noted past ties to the Society of New vostle, criticizing attempts to expel members as unprofessional in empire roles.
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