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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1912
Page
5
The piece surveys Sydney politics and business, noting the small merchant representation on the Chamber of Commerce, wide public indifference to public matters, and conflicts over nationalization and trade. It highlights cautious political maneuvering around the Liberal party, police corruption rumors, and labor issues linked to shipping and employment amid wartime pressures.
Enthusiastic ladies have worked hard for the Hospital Ball, touted as the biggest event of its kind in Wisnuts. The event aims to provide comfort for patrons with help from many residents across the district. The ball is set for Tuesday night followed by a dance the next evening. Several fancy seats are being organized to augment the event.
At a partners conference discussion centered on abolishing the P P Board. Amendments urged extending board powers for travel routes and camping reserves, while others argued for a three year trial and new amending acts. A referendum option on abolishing the board was approved by a narrow margin.
A. Complets of Richmond Tas suffered rheumatism and limited movement. After several applications of Chamberlain's Pain Balm his pain subsided, his mobility returned, and at age 52 he works as a general laborer. The ad urges other sufferers to try the balm and notes upcoming hospital ball fancy set plans.
Mr M Chrley reports progress as a few folinenga friendly to pho wap aid up for election. The Advocate notes two Row rebels Megsts Kennett Kennedy and W Cameron to be nominated for Liberal support in forthcoming state elections. Venerable clergyman G Barnes ill but respected across denominations. At Farmers and Ordinary Conference W Wearne urges retirement of Pinkstone and Cor, proposing their portraits hung in the association chamber with the inscription Pioneers of the cooperation. Motion carried unanimously.
The report discusses heavy alcohol consumption costing the UK about £180 million annually, with 104 gallons per home and 30 million gallons yearly, linking drinking to poverty crime and social ills. It also notes an inquest into two deaths near Unrcoar with heart failure and a rifle shot, plus various local economic notes on farming, hospital staff, and transport projects.
A traveller links Francisco Suaran to rubber scandal schemes in the Beni River and Amazon Valley. He alleges Suaran exploited native labor, extracting rubber through brutal methods including amputation, confinement, and death from heat and starvation, with victims left to perish.
Parler Games features for the Witter family event with B J Wilson’s footballs in sizes for men and boys, offered by Mrs B J Wilson. The notice highlights availability of footballs for youth and adult players.
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