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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1926
Page
4
The text condemns the Prohibition Act arguing reform should come from church work and moral guidance rather than laws. It critiques moral policing, warns of youth poisoning, and notes growing disrespect for law, privileging liberal-minded reform and social equality.
In September 1892 a tall whiskered man named Bayley rode into Southern Grass with a pack horse and announced a gold find. He weighed out 34 ounces and attracted about 40 men who joined him toward the field, while disputes and dangers over waterholes and premiums arose among the stake holders. The event spurred rapid movement, a contest over reward, and a tense, improvised scramble that defined the early Goldfields rush.
A St Andrew's Society event at Glen Falls promotes a July 8 commemoration of the Black Watchs action at Fort Ticonderoga. The society pamphlet recounts the 1758 battle, hero Dumont Campbell of Inverawe, and ghost lore tied to Mequon or Meade intertwining poems by Rob ert Louis Stevenson and Park Moncalm and Wolfe.
Fragmentary notes describe a Ninety Mile event and related water supply concerns. Mentions Ayia Miler and Himes barren areas, with hints of rising livability pressures and population changes amid scarce fresh water.
Historical note on the shift from puddling furnaces to Bessemer and open hearth steel processes. It discusses yield, production efficiency, and the obsolescence of puddling with broader adoption of steam and alloyed steel, plus the gradual retirement of older iron methods and the impact on workers. It also mentions bread price debates in a House of Commons context.
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