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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 17, 1916
Page
2
Prominent figures debate taxation and policy amid wartime strain. Ministers and financiers clash over bills, public debt, and munitions output while security and empire cohesion are weighed against taxation and economic mobilization.
A vintage feature describes nightwear trends for women highlighting white cotton voile, crepe de chine, and pinks. It notes slip, chemise, negligee, and cap combinations, with emphasis on comfort, open windows, and practical accessories like white pique handbags.
The fragment describes a Sandbag manufacture and depot processes. It mentions Carmichael, the depot at Prediew, and activities from morning to night including lifting, packing, and transport. It covers shipment practices, labeling, and packing techniques such as twine placement and bag sealing, with references to workers and monthly output estimates.
A Child Study Association demonstration on 25 alt in Brdney Room at 280 Cuetlereagh St drew mothers and children suffering from malnutrition wasting and other ailments. Miss Aretia Hinge ton president introduced Mr Mor rien and Mr Arkina MP who praised the group’s work. Mr Marrich led the meeting and presented parent statements on progress and care. The speaker praised the educational value and simple treatment methods including diet reforms and whole wheat bread milk and porridge. The association invites correspondence from interested readers.
Fragmented OCR notes describe soldiers and observers facing a vast landscape from the North Sea to Swine lakes. The text mentions eyes that watch, fields of infantry, artillery, and air forces, with ominous imagery of death and constant vigilance amid a fog of names and fragments.
The readable parts show garbled text about women and power and a mention of names like Renae and Te Tapes. The piece resembles a damaged article segment with unclear subjects and no coherent events or dates.
The article describes durable home panels built from asbestosite cement sheet and simtes, stating they resist fire dampness and pests. It notes materials including Vermont asbestos fibre and high pressure processing to form shorts slates and tile sheets for permanent housing.
Fragmentary OCR mentions lengths from four to twelve feet and construction details with timber studs rafters and nails. It references a cataloger Spriggs at 30 Goulburn Street Sydney and items like Asbestolite. Content is garbled and lacks a clear event or person outcome.
In London more than 4500 women will work on the post in place of men at the Christmas rush. About 1600 have already filled male roles, with roughly 1000 shift workers as sorters and 500 delivering letters door to door. The Dardanelles mail and foreign packets have increased the workload, with over 4000 extra orders issued.
An Australian sales blurb touts Marie Permanent Hair Stain as a cosmetic solution. It promises hair color options High, Beige or ash brown and asserts the product lasts, with testimonials from a Sydney reader claiming acne relief and a simple shampoo offer.
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