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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
2
The Twelfth Grime presents a modern London mystery by Seta Cross. The tale follows a domestic setting and a curious sequence of events surrounding a seemingly ordinary girl next door.
A garbled passage discusses German wartime actions and weaponry with scattered references to Allied response. The text is incomplete and reads like a jumbled account of possible bombardment and explosive devices, lacking clear events or dates.
A fragmentary report describes Advaho forces advancing toward Tease and approaching the coast near Teles Shar as they press toward the occupation of the region. The scene mentions Dieta Whle and allied movements amid a broader Southeast Asian theater with naval and land actions, referencing several locations and actors.
A vivid war memoir fragment recalls a Canadian private, possibly named Fenelon or Phe bart, who died amid a German shell barrage. The narrative follows his valiant actions, shellfire, and final moments as comrades witnessed his sacrifice and the line held under heavy bombardment.
Fragmented diary style text recalls a soldier named Tommy during World War I. It describes trenches, shellfire, wounds, medical care, and a longing for home while enduring bombardment and fatigue. The piece includes references to hospitals, Red Cross transport, and the resolve of servicemen.
The readable lines reveal a dreamlike poem with archaic diction and imagery of night, stars, and longing. It references a guiding figure called Palih and themes of doubt, love, and fate. The text appears as a fragmentary poetic meditation rather than a complete narrative.
A garbled reminiscence about a child’s growth and family, mixed with stray phrases and incomplete sentences. The text references a mother, a baby, brothers, tears, and vague past events, but lacks coherent events or clear entities to anchor with certainty.
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