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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
3
The narrative reveals a conflicted figure torn between a favored doctrine and failed support. He remains discouraged and restless as days pass, questioning his departure from London and the purpose of his stay, while fearing for Maryska and worrying over Sue’s return and the testing ordeal ahead.
In a crowded room of shadows a tired Maryske pleads with Harry amid a plan to flee to London. He battles social shame and fear of scandal as Maryske demands marriage or a life of crime, while money and a priest loom in the background.
A satirical wartime verse mocks Kaiser’s dream of Calais and Dover, recounts Hindenburg’s downfall, and shifts to an anecdote about Wellington railway porters. The piece notes New Zealand readers decry porter service quality, praising Auckland and Christchurch contrasts.
The column discusses combines of white breadcloth and velvet for secretary and serge, notes fine cloths in practical wear, and highlights a woolen coat illustrated with large metal buttons. It comments on length variation to suit individual style and mentions a comfortable wool coat as a featured item.
The article discusses Britain establishing a protectorate over Egypt, deposing Khedive Abbas Hilmi, and elevating Prince Muhammad Ali as Sultan. It cites reactions from the London Times and Spectator, notes allied recognition, and surveys mixed international opinion in France Italy Germany. It also mentions potential shifts in leadership and influence in the region.
The article notes Canada has produced free shells for the Allies and no large new plant is currently underway. The English government and Canadian authorities had earlier planned extensive shell manufacture, with orders distributed to forestry powers in Canada for equipment and facilities. Submarine construction within the country is not expected and any such efforts would be kept for domestic use.
An article from Moorean’s Weekly Londons discusses Australia's commitment to universal military training, its cadet system, and the citizen-soldier ideal. It notes cadet progression from age 12, drills, and home training, with penalties for evading service. It also highlights the Australian Navy’s role, funding plans, and Australia’s high per‑capita defense spending.
South American press split over the war, with Buenos Aires urging closer US ties while Valparaiso and Lima publish anti Allied canards. Brazil seeks a mediator role following the Hague Conference, and Chilean papers note German sentiment remains strong despite colonies. Argentina faces grain and meat export hardships amid loan and transport constraints.
A wounded Canadian soldier writes from a hospital about near death injuries from bayonet wounds and impending discharge. He recalls heavy fighting, a rough landing, and humor with French girls who gave cigarettes and chocolate amid battle fatigue. He mentions the Princess Pats and his unit’s mindset.
The report covers a three round weight bout featuring Jeck Shanks and Kinigae, with Kid Richards of California and the Los Angeles Western taking ring presence. The piece references referee Captain H Blount and notes general training realism and strategic focus during the event.
The report sketches Berlin’s claimed normalcy despite heavy losses and censorship. It notes empty ship registers, sparse shoppers, and lights on only when needed, while German propaganda masks dire facts. It cites official bulletins, prisoner counts, and public mood under strain.
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