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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1915
Page
3
A dramatic travel scene shifts from the Channel to London during a severe frost and transport strikes. Characters Maryske and Gabrielle move through tense conversations about England, marriage, and exile, while Faber wrestles with duty, love, and the looming war. The mood blends icy imagery with political anxiety and personal longing.
An Australian view compares cowboy skill with the American buckaroo. The piece notes ranchers and riders in theSpur of the moment, highlights broncho busting and rodeo events, and mentions a motion picture showing the events at the Lyric Theatre tomorrow.
Fragmentary OCR shows a note attributed to Saleh Abbedi, claiming doom for Turkey under Sultan Mohammed V. It alleges a German alliance condemnation and urges rebellion against Germany, with a plea to fight rather than aid.
Fragmentary fashion note describes a lightweight frock with a full front buttoned opening. It highlights ease of wear for indoor and outdoor use and hints at versatile styling options. The garb appears depicted with a long tassel and accompanying accessories.
An elderly Russian officer recalls Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna caring for wounded in a hospital. She moved among beds, administered medicines, comforted the injured, and urged recovery, earning the title Angel Comforter from the wounded. The officer notes her kindness helped morale and resilience.
The Army and Navy Journal recounts progress against yellow fever and typhoid during wartime. It credits General Gorgas and others for sanitary campaigns that reduced disease in the field and domestic cites the impact of public health measures on American war effort.
A wartime letter describes palm swamps and creek lines near the Cameron capital Ociela. The writer notes enemy fire, a signalman killed, a chipped cheek, and captures of a port town. He mentions rain, a hoped London dinner, and raising funds for a cure amid smoke and river patrols.
Anatoile France, famed writer, attempted to enlist at the Paris Recruiting Bureau at age 74 but failed the final field examination. The recruiting colonel informed him that active service could not be accepted and France left in high dudgeon vowing to prove volunteers are possible.
A New York Herald report from October 7 details heightened tensions between China and Japan over the capturing of Kiao-Chau. The piece discusses German railway interests, Chinese resistance, and the broader strategic stakes as nations weigh postwar influence and territorial claims.
A fragmentary report describes British recruits’ training and a correspondent’s note from London Chronicle. The piece mentions long journeys, harsh conditions, and reservations about the army’s readiness, with scattered references to German and Dutch actions and a cheese export ban.
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