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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
3
London reports a furious Russian push across Romania and eight Hungarian towns seized with aim on Dorinawata while Austrian forces entrench. German moves threaten Cracow as the war widens. Allied resources grow, with 219000 Britons willing to serve and six new armies forming amid continued Russian successes.
A communique states the Turkish defeat at Sarykamyeh is complete. The Sixth Army Corps was banned Pasha and over 100 officers with many men, guns, machine guns, ammunition, and supply columns captured. Russians pursue remnants of the Tenth Army Corps as Siberians saber Turkish companies at Ardagan. Turkeys retreat in all directions.
The Hamilton Branch of the Ladies College of Health announces move to larger premises under Mrs C L McCathie Superintendent. Warns against fake Orange Lily Treatment offers and door to door canvassing. Also notes free book and mail correspondence details. Premier's New Year cable praises NSW resilience and imperial aid in war, with many Australians drilling for further contingents.
IS UNEQUALLED. Everyone should keep a reliable remedy in the lonus for immediate bowel trouble. Chamberlain's Colle and Dierrhoes Remedy is unequalled for this complaint. If given at the first looseness the attack may be avoided. Even in severe cases it has never failed. Sold by all grocers and storekeepers. FRENCH WOOLLEN MILLS. The fate of North Lem mills is of concern to woolgrowers. French competition has been missed since the war began. Allied forces may drive the enemy off French soil, with bidding expected from this quarter. Much depends on factories the Germans passed. Information says Tourcoing Roubaix Sains and Ferries factories unknown. Roubaix Tourcoing occupation spared destruction. Saint Quentin and Monnekaw fared better. War officer notes 28 places damaged. French buyers not yet in full force. some competition expected as France recovers. Most Broken Hill mines resumed work without trouble.
In New York financial circles a revival of peace talk gains traction as German admissions acknowledge that victory is impossible for Germany's rulers. The candid admission signals a potential shift in the war’s dynamic and efforts to avert further bloodshed.
In a Police Court session, Gowan faced charges of drunkenness on January 1 near Court and Manilla streets. Witnesses describe Carter accusing him of drink, with Mackie and Cowan detailing the arrest and money issues surrounding bail. The defendant was fined and ordered to serve 24 hours of hard labor after admission of the offense.
In All Saints Cathedral Bathurst Bishop Long condemned a nerveless parsimonious citizen abroad who refused to contribute to patriotic funds. He warned that the sobbing wounded and hungry children would haunt the man’s son until his doom, praising those who aid the war effort and defend others.
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