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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
5
A compilation of remarks on Britain Lloyd Georgeism and Turks, Federation, French practicality, and civilised conduct. It cites Melbourne Age, Dublin Review, International Socialist, S.M. Hegeld, Brisbane Daily Mail, Wellington Evening Post, New York Herald, and Harold Segbie, with notes on American shipping, imperial loyalty, and Russia's peculiarity.
Excerpts quote judges and politicians urging hatred to sustain war effort, condemning British piracy and deception while blaming Germany, Belgium, and neutrals. Verses praise Albert and Wilhelm for leathering the trenches and igniting conflict, with charged rhetoric from Kelnis the Zeitung and the Argus in Melbourne.
The article surveys 19th or early 20th century seaside and city outfits featuring embroidered linen, basques cuffs and collars, hemmed skirts, and jaunty turbans. It highlights blousy frocks in printed voile and muslin, kinsono lines in white crepe, striped taffeta frocks, sailor collars, belts, and removable collars, with emphasis on simplicity versus elaborate styles and the use of lace, tulle, and colored accessories.
The article discusses war fear in Sydney as price controls loom and food costs rise. It offers practical kitchen guidance for lean times, urging economical cooking, stews, slow meat, preserving bread, using lentils and peas, and clever use of vegetables and windfalls to stretch meals while maintaining nutrition.
An archaic, coded lament lists letters representing figures and victims from a tyrannical world. It condemns the Kaiser, Louvain’s destruction, Nietzsche’s menace, and the wartime atrocities, naming foes and the ultimate zero end of it all.
Fragmentary excerpt shows a poem criticizing conceit and national arrogance, invoking Teutonism and the Hohenzollern line. The lines praise or mock knowledge as worldly heritage, contrasting nations and German identity in a historical literary voice. The text appears damaged and incomplete.
A worker argues the New South Wales government should self finance a four million pound railway build by borrowing none. He contends wages are created by workers as the work proceeds and rejects paying outside lenders.
Military correspondent in London argues the empire must secure armies overseas drafts and home defence. He calls for government explanation on how needed numbers will be obtained and whether voluntary service can reliably supply the manpower.
Fragmentary OCR language mentions Australian troops reaching the front and references Prussian forces with unclear actions and outcomes. Context is incomplete and names, dates, or places are not discernible.
In a wartime note the Federal Attorney General W. M. Hughes urges true patriotism and inflexible resolve. He contrasts those who act with determination to a clear plan with government efforts to recruit and deploy manpower to meet the nation’s needs.
The New Year message from State Premier Holman to London declares Australian isolation has limited troops but many thousands now drill for future contingents. It states firm support for the Mother country and allies and readiness to endure the struggle to the end.
A Leader column quotes Atticus arguing against overrated value of height in soldiers. It contends a shorter, disciplined fighter can outperform taller rivals, noting the Japanese success over Russians as challenge to big man bias and urging realism in wartime perceptions.
The London Times argues for calm discussion of conscription as Britain mobilizes a second army of a million. It notes five months of war have passed and voluntary service may not suffice, urging consideration of necessary alternatives without panic.
A fragmented line describes edge work as colegred Si on adornment and states that MLE is not necessary, though the exact meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR. The readable terms reference a device and a nonessential MLE requirement.
Forty pounds of tomatoes are cleaned and boiled then strained. The juice is boiled an hour with brown vinegar salt cloves allspice cayenne and sugar and garlic and pepper, simmered until clear, then bottled without straining. Spices and garlic are tied in a bag and added after juice cooks. flavor improves if ground after bagging.
Cocoa nut pudding mix with grated cocoanut milk bread crumbs sugar melted butter raisins egg or whites beaten. Beat well and bake in a buttered dish for one hour. Serve hot as a fragrant dessert from a vintage kitchen.
The Wieliczka salt mines near Cracow, famed globally, have worked since at least the 11th century. Covering 2.5 miles east to west and 0.75 mile north to south, they descend to about 1000 feet with seven levels and 45 miles of tramways. The vast chambers include Tanzsaal and Kronjeuchtersnal, with chapels carved from rock salt where Mass is held twice yearly. The mines employ over 1200 people, yield about 60,000 tons annually, and belong to the Austrian Government, which seized them about 100 years ago, with visitors allowed for a heavy fee.
Professor Fiucci reports that a cat licks its lips and transfers saliva bearing minute bacilli dangerous to humans. In tests with rabbits and guinea pigs, exposure proved fatal within twenty four hours. He warns that some Italian women kiss lap dogs as well, a practice he says is even more perilous, with saliva revealing repulsive facts.
Daily proofs mount of Canada’s wartime readiness. The instrument described is a compact spade carried in leather over the shoulder. In action it acts as shield and rifle rest via an oval hole in the blade, while concealed use as a trenching tool is possible. Weighing about four pounds, it endures long marches and resists bullets. tests show only light cracking at 200 yards and machine guns have no effect.
The article urges rationing by waste reduction in daily food and goods. It cites scraps from fruits and vegetables, bread, and clothing as matters of economy. It notes bread prices rising and warns that minimal waste, such as not discarding tiny carrots or beans, is essential for sustaining households.
The Government, under Mr J B Trivett, will make the statistical year end on June 30 instead of December 31. This changes the timing of production data for pastoral, dairying, wool and wheat sectors to cover full seasons within each year. Collections begin in July 1914 for the year ending June 30 1915, with data up to December 31 1913 and limited six month figures for 1914 only for certain sectors.
The article notes Germany and Russia lead in child personal crisis reports, with 112 cases in 1902 involving children 15 and under, three under ten. It suggests higher rates may exist among ages 15 to 20 and questions whether education or other factors drive this trend as a cost of modern civilisation.
Crown Prince of Bervia proclaims no enemy remains on Servia soil. Belgrade flags fly again as Servian forces and allies tighten the ring around the common foe, delivering utter defeat and renewed national pride.
A Britt Medical Journal note reports surgeons increasingly restricting search and extraction of bullets and shell fragments as the human body shows unusual tolerance to foreign substances. The observation highlights evolving practices in treating penetrating wounds and managing battlefield injuries.
Queen Alexandra delivers a message to the women of the Empire praising their endured suffering after losses. She urges continued patience and fortitude as future sacrifices are faced.
A quotation from the Kaiser praises the army and navy as fearless under divine guidance amid ongoing fresh hordes, signaling resolve and stoic resolve in the face of advancing forces.
An OCR fragment advertises Manly Dairy Gey at 10 The Cee Phone Bes 568 offering quality milk batter cream poultry and dairy products. The text is incomplete but indicates a local shop promoting top quality dairy goods and related products.
Meter Carriers, Furniture Removers and Storers undertake early removal of luggage and household furniture. Company offers storage and handling services for prompt relocation. Additional details on service scope and pricing not provided in fragment.
Advertisement notes best 30 horsepower motor cars offered by Manly Motor Garage Co located at 14 Whistler Street. The fragment mentions OES and indicates an car sale listing with emphasis on performance and suitability.
A concise note highlighting agents claimed to accelerate skin healing, stressing rapid relief for sufferers. It outlines possible remedies and cautions, urging readers to consult dermatology resources and consider medical guidance before use.
The item touts a device called the Harris Egg-Maker claiming mild, beneficial effects in each use. It criticizes other producers as violent and unreliable and directs readers to obtain a trial packet locally or from Requisites in Sydney.
In a regional case a judge cites necessity to address a dispute over onsen access and water rights. The argument centers on balancing public health rules with customary user entitlements amid ongoing negotiations between stakeholders. Legal proceedings continue with no immediate resolution announced.
A humorous exchange shows contrasting tastes as a man, ignorant of many authors, tries to claim he has read Romeo and Juliet, proudly insisting only Romeo. The moment reveals his misreading and comedic deflation.
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