Manchester Unity Oddfellows set to open in Newcastle May
The Manchester Unity Order announces the annual meeting will open at Newcastle on 1 May. Established in 1847 the order has built a capital of £78,000 with 42,000 members and annual interest of £38,000. Surpluses from War Loan and member levies fund wounded soldiers and widows, with £110,000 recently invested in the War Loan and £163,000 surplus, showing the society’s vast reach and charitable aims.
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Fragmentary 19th century note on medicines and remedies
A garbled dated note from the Bagh area references pills, remedies, and alleged cures. Mentions Keowor pills, a Deanne, and a claim of relief for a condition, with unclear handwriting and scattered names. The text lacks coherent context or verifiable facts.
Private WW Mandebo Farewelled at Tabbamurra Gathering
Our Correspondent reports a Vale event at Tabbamurra with residents of Tabbamurra and Ganguthila attending a private gathering for Private WW Mandebo. The evening featured a presentation of a watch and tributes by locals including Mr King and Mr Molan, with discussion on defence service and the empire.
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Rasidante
King Ind
Tabbamarra
Ganguthila
Mol
Hassan
Aline
Notable community party honors wounded soldiers returns
The report describes a local gathering with music by Mrs. F. Dirtlag Mix T. Birtles and Mills M. Canay and W. bin on rain. Speakers praise young volunteers and salute wounded soldiers including Private Leaby and Sergeant Archer, with a toast to perseverance and liberty.
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Eherick
Luog
Walt
Mes Piper
F. Dirtlag
Mix T. Birtles
Mills M. Canay
W. bin
JT Kash
Mian T
Abeaian
Daveiog
Veivele W. Haudebo
Tabbaimarra
Leaby
Quartar
Archer
Mer-named tonic ad for nerves and stomach relief
A garbled ad style notice promotes a “MERNHO” nerve tonic and stomach mixture claiming cure of nervous breakdown headaches brain fog and vertigo. It mentions June usage, prices in small wine and six bones, and references to a tonic sold with dubious remedies and questionable ingredients.
Guyra Police Court case on war measures violations
Police court at Armidale prosecutes Bosench, 46, under War Precautions Act for contravening aliens restriction orders and failing to report to police. guilty pleas result in three months hard labor in Tamworth Gaol and fines. Other defendants enter guilty pleas with similar penalties.
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Arnast Bosench
Ruidqnay
Diefandant
Tamworth
Gaul
Cenidonens
Vealdenoo
Altona
Sports for Guyra Red Cross benefiting event report
An account of a local Had Croes event in inclement weather, with a packed programme and officials named. The piece notes proceeds of £0 1s 0d and mentions plans for a re-run at MaIo arn's Billiard on Saturday night, plus various races and attractions. It also includes ads and medical claims for NUJOL, with vendor details.
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Dew Clark
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Clark
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George Mitchell
Mesary
Carroll
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A. Kirk
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Ft Kirk
Isishe
Thenlie
Ward
Winkee
Starr Bails
Apples
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TH Carroll
Conten Hital and Thanks Mentioned in 1910 Note
Fragmentary OCR reads thanks and duty to acknowledge support from Conten Hital and others dated 1910. Names appear garbled: Howland Chamish Newunsaly and Abr maria. The text seems a note of gratitude with unclear context and several unreadable words.
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Conten Hital
Anaidale
Das
K. Howland
Chamish
Newunsaly
Maria
Harper
Eyageon
Australians at the Front in the Great War Effort
The report notes Australians in the Eye division moving forward with General Ott and the Australian Corps, highlighting strong involvement and high morale. It mentions the dominance of Australians in staffing and logistics, with a few non-Australian officers among replacements, and describes the front line as intensely contested with persistent vigilance under heavy strain.
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Mustard
Pmtten
Brignalims
Ott
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