Enamelled Ware Prices Rise Amid Market Hype
Fragmentary notice describes enamelled ware items and pricing noting consumer interest. It hints at vendor profits and favorable value but lacks clear dates or entities.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary notice describes enamelled ware items and pricing noting consumer interest. It hints at vendor profits and favorable value but lacks clear dates or entities.
A damaged periscope game of deception unfolds as German ships close in and a Birmingham cruiser fires, knocking out the scope while one unit remains blinded and attempts to withdraw. The action shows agile gunnery and risky maneuvers amid advancing sea combat.
Reports a heated parliamentary session focusing on wartime measures and government majority actions. Theodore, Grant, and Barnes clash over cooperation, supply funding, and potential ship militarization, with references to the Opposition’s stance and possible Governor-in-Council controls.
A garbled OCR read presents a cluster of personal names including Amine Nag Wang William Philips Rick Minnogue Arthur Miner Nichols Prank Cornell Donnell Herbert Wiles Ashe Googe Briggs Fraser Grey Cartetin David Carney and Sor.
A damaged OCR snippet from Page 5 hints at a wartime or conflict scenario with uncertain names and places. Readers are left with partial phrases suggesting a regional theater or group involved, but concrete facts and context remain unreadable.
A partial transcription reports a public gathering with a crowd cheering a central figure. The text also mentions police officers being present to oversee the scene, though details and names are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The report cites rumors of Britain seeking Ottawa branches while Germany warns against actions that could pull the United States into conflict. Germany asserts protective interests and pressures Britain to align with European power moves.
The Senate approved a measure with amendments requiring American ownership of a majority of stock in corporations. The bill advances to conference with the House as opponents warn of a broader war impact in Europe.
A list of 24 names appears under the Naval Cadet Sydney and Rifle Club headings. The roster includes Eric Bomagust, MacDonski, James Slatcher, Harvert F, John Murphy, James Davie, Nelson, Ashton Parry, Weinert Reinold, James Chas, Johnston Waneh, Carl Fred, Frank Wellicombe, Pat Garr, Winfield, and George Woodward among others from Atherton Rifle Club and related groups.
A muddled report shows betting odds and results for a race card with several named contestants and dividends plus a boxing anecdote. The excerpt lists horses such as My Gavenni Ballogie Bopal and Royal Risk with various prices and times. A separate note mentions a boxing bout between Digsby’s and Smith’s Clab with disputed temper and a brief outcome.
QT G Wistar presents a winter meeting with a large attendance as Flying Lord Burnside dominates the card. Veraie and others show strong fields with odds listed. betting signals King Cleo and Conquistador among contenders. Weitere results include Meinl and King Owe in the placings.
Clabby knocked out Smith twelve days ago in Sridmey in a decisive bout. The result showcases Clabby's rising form and Smith's defeat in a notable regional event.
In Los Angeles on August 11 Leach Cross defeats Joe Livers in a brief boxing match with Cross holding an early lead and scoring a decisive win.
London August 12. Paddon states one stone, the habit of his pound and with inner weather rows sixteen miles a day. Barry is first. eight, and in excellent condition.
Fragmentary cricket notes describe Kent scoring 119 and Surrey replying 4 for 2 wickets. Miscellaneous garbled text mentions Bewth Africa and a personal anecdote about Belinda Brown, plus an advertisement line urging Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.
A garbled OCR fragment records a personal injury note by J. E. B. Worsley describing a severe burn to the palm of the hand and a delayed painful reaction. The text is fragmented and lacks full context or dates.
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