Australian in London Shows Harsh Conditions for Workers
An Australian in London laments the dire state of labor with tough competition and foreign machine workers. The extract notes low wages, crowded cities, monopolies in hospitality and services, rising prices, and heavy taxation on education and rates as migrants flood the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hambley Brikee
London
Vnle Weentauild i Toy
Elie Taderiog
Tomst
Ebery Ieee
Kane
Mabel de Tire
Thaw's Sanity Questioned Amid Turbulent Claims
A chaotic report explores concerns about Hurry Thaw's sanity amid conflicting statements. The article references Dewey and Evelyn's mother and notes political intrigue within the Amerie Pe Hotwan circle. It discusses claims of deception and the potential impersonation of a public figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyne Utley
Neil
Chad
Stender
Berton
Hie
Reekieer
Ewely
Ey Newhit
Bosh Werth
Amerie
Evelyn
Mawther
Luetet
Sears
Interpreter Attacks Pain Balm Then Recommends It
Sam Maidhs of Wal mate North reports using Chamberlain's Pain Balm after an assault left him with pain. He says the balm relieved the pain quickly, restored mobility, and prompted him to recommend it to others. Sold by J B Kirwood Co. and F B Watellife and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Maidhs
Walmate North
Chamberlain
Ft Tombers
J. B. Kirwood and Co. Marsham
F. B. Wateliffle and Son
Our Manchester Department Clears Winter Goods at Low Prices
The Our Manchester Department advertises heavily stocked goods imported from manufacturers at fine prices. It touts discounts on heavy grey colonial flannel, white bed sheeting, blankets, damask, curtains, table covers, carpets, quilts, towels, gloves, sweaters, dress goods, costumes, jackets, aprons, underclothing, and fur necklets, urging customers to buy now as the sale must go. The tone emphasizes deep reductions, a rapid clearance, and time-limited bargains through agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Doe Vita
Bereen
Stocktaking Sale Reduces Prices on Men's Goods
A stocktaking sale advertises price cuts on men's fashion shirts and pyjama suits with old style shillings, the list showing shirts at 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d and pyjama suits at 4s 6d and 50 Gd. Double red white blankets are listed at 14s Lid, Cheviot Serge all wool at 1s 1d.
Miller Lutvatt Promotes Red Letter Sale in Horch
Public notice for a June 15 1912 sale at Firebrace Street Drapery Warehouse Horch urging shoppers to visit. Advert promises red prices plain figures and bold window display with ready assistance and bargains after Mr Miller’s search of Melbourne warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutvatt
Horch
Firebrace Street
Melbourne
Sale Begins in June 1912 at Miller Co. Department
A long sale notice announces June 15 1912 opening by WMLA, featuring broad dress fabrics and trimming, ladies coats and gowns, menswear, and home textiles. Prices mark heavy discounts on tweed suits, dresses, towels, linens, and ready to wear items. The department emphasizes clearing stock before the next season and urges shoppers to visit early for best selections.
Nentsloot Oil and Motes At Floodshore Meeting
A terse notice reports Nentsloot Oil and Shall Motes involved in a flood response discussion held at a local meeting. Officials and residents gathered to address water levels, evacuation plans, and protective measures amid rising waters.
Horsham Foundry Ad Claims New Diss Yet in Use
Tootell and Baum advertise the Horsham Foundry with a claim of introducing the most up-to-date Diss machinery. The notice touts wagon manufacture and rapid order fulfillment, mentioning Sawer Bros as proprietors and promising prompt delivery of equipment and repairs.
Fragmentary Prices and Hose Note from Local Store
A garbled OCR fragment lists prices and items such as children’s hose and a foal dye reference. The readable parts suggest a late 19th or early 20th century catalog style but lack clear names, places, or dates to anchor a full report.
Clothing Department Sale Notes From Local Store
Fragmentary OCR shows a clothing department listing tweed trousers in all sizes priced around 2/11 and 5/11, men's suits described as colonial tweed, heavy with good linings, and references to boots and kid shoes. Names, places, and full items are unclear due to garbled text.
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Empathy
Elie
Uacor
Berakatl Park Media
Nclbrad
Cabot
Aby Fiaken
Cheemeuddty
Cena
le Pital
Tm Wales
Ted
Bert Wade
Pedic Pomade
E. Delary
Beedehee Bros
Neon Shoei
Davey, Davey and Co’s
O. EL Muller
Wost
Liente
Piewrs
Renin
LG Wal
Bowie
Eiderdown
Coly
W. J. Miller
Igreee
Pal
Vengeul
Tathy Limmack
Daya
Vilicrodl Flauiel
Kuller
Hall Corpore
Opal
W. J. Mller
Cabeo
Kim
Caluo Cremine
Sirius
Agmraliog
Orickmen
Ronen
Ifors AB
Lye
Pamagain
H. and
F. Bradshaw
Horsham Shoeing Forge
General Blacksmiths and Coachbuilders
E. and
J. Berry
Horsham
Ironmongers and Hardware Merchants
Wotich
Stoeing
Joseph Bradshaw
Bobbham
Tootell and Baum
Horsham Foundry
Phous
al Ordae
Sawyer Bros
James Mitchell
Snargn
J. D. Lucas
Willon Steer
Stery Department
Clothing Department
Davey, Davey and Co
Trevan & Conne
Lami
China
Trevan and Connell
St.jacobs Oil
ST. Jacobs
Horsia
Borsham
MAY & Millar
Wimmera Fou
Iboa
BRASS
Wassons
Ikii
Telephose
Hearne
Allinnes Fire Assurance
Farms Tusks _ Specialty
Ndry
Dorsham
Iuis
Btock & Mane
UBUER
Howes
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