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Newspaper
Camperdown Herald
Location
Camperdown, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
2
fragmented OCR notes advertise multiple stock sales at Camperdown Yards with cattle sheep horses and dairy items. dates mention July 2 and July 17 with various firms including Doherty Maurig Co and Stansmore & Co listing yards and auctioneers.
A fragmented plea urges action by the government to unite Australians in support of the war effort. The writer argues neutrality risks, condemns German aggression, and stresses duties to defend homeland and allies, while calling for decisive measures against complacency and discord.
The fragmentary text depicts a ruined market day scene with crowding, despite a rain, and mentions disrupted trades, a dog incident, a Penny press issue, and a double suicide attempt. It also references a socialist protest and a German manifesto impacting wartime sentiment.
Fragmented ad text lists items and vendors including Dairy stores, Milk Wagelt, and various firms such as STANSMORE CALUAIY & Co. LID. plus Camperdown Herald. The readable portion shows a Wednesday sale day and references a speech by Mr McGreh about German threats and national sentiment.
An ad microtext touts Sanders Extract as a versatile remedy. It claims to ease throat trouble bronchitis rheumatism and kidney issues through a special preparation and unique curation. The text cites ingredients and benefits while urging local purchase and use.
A garbled report discusses a flag issue tied to the King's colors and actions by Sixth Brigade members. It references laborers at Porth and a potential confrontation, with unclear details about who will pursue the matter and possible legal or disciplinary steps.
The Times correspondent reports on Allied command progress, rising German losses near 200000, and Austrian attempts at treason across Czechoslovakia. Vienna awaits a reason for a move, while Austrian claims of 40000 Treblian prisoners are stroked down as officially contradicted.
A garbled OCR page references Allied finance and labor measures, political figures like Lloyd George, religious figures including J Spelling, and various monetary figures such as £420 and £3800. It mentions war production, Austro-Hungarian and French involvement, and a mix of personal notices and statistics, with unclear connections but multiple named entities and places.
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