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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1915
Page
7
In a collage of quotes and protests from international papers, public figures and clerics comment on the war's reach. The selection shows Allied and German voices urging resolve, blockade, and defense, with economists and clergy weighing civilian hardship, morale, and long-term outcomes.
A vintage survey describes garments in striped linen and black taffeta, detailing sleeve and skirt fashions. It notes long fronted three decker shirts, pleated busts, and layered draperies, with emphasis on waist curves, belts, and intricate frills. It mentions upcoming styles for Crockm and evening gowns with ivory white embroidery.
A fragmented OCR text describes sardines with tomatoes and buttered toast, mentioning cleaning, frying, and serving steps. It appears as a nonsensical list of garbled phrases about sardines and tomatoes, breakfast or lunch ideas, with no clear sequence or complete instructions.
A fragmented historical piece describes government plans to intensify Britain's wartime economy. It notes preparations to open new works, extend plants, and improve fuel and power use, including crucibles, furnaces, and gas-assisted processes, to sustain military production and supplies during conflict.
A fragmentary report cites a theorist predicting minimal future sleep as mankind’s fate. It recites exaggerated quotes about constant labor, cites Edison inspired experiments with a phonograph, and notes workers allegedly clocking over 21 hours a day, sparking criticism of overwork and insomnia.
An 19th century note describes a new Creed mode telegraphy system blending Wheatstone principles with a type-like printing output. Established in Glasgow and Edinburgh Post Office work, it promises time and labor savings and marks a shift toward mechanical telegraphy praised by officials and scholars. It also includes contemporary critiques of German militarism and Prussian influence.
A quirky muddle of a dessert recipe with garbled measurements and steps. It describes beating butter with sugar and egg, folding in flour and baking powder, then swirling in rampherry jam before baking in a buttered mold. The text is riddled with misspellings and era-specific culinary terms.
Fragmented kitchen directions describe making a nutrient rich mixture with cloves and wine, then fermenting in a covered vessel. Steps include washing, grinding, packing, and prolonged boiling or steeping to finish. The text references a method for preparing a broth or infusion with various herbs and a base liquid.
The Australian Light Horse plans a travel campaign to recruit 200 men, with a committee urging local subscriptions to support Mary Jay and the Patriotic Club in aiding the war effort. A Liverpool camp move is discussed as the unit prepares for active service, while shipments to London are arranged.
A fragment describes a rapid trolley track repair method using a heavy weighted plough pulled by a service car. It claims to lift and remove pavement between rails, speed up work, and expose 1000 square feet of pavement in a short time with a three-man crew.
A new force of policewomen trained under suffrage influence will wear civilian uniform with bowler hats. Led by Miss Dame Dawson, they serve as interpreters for refugees and assist in streets, parks, and seaside resorts. They operate next to Bow Street and gain practical experience assisting women and children.
The Lancet defends tobacco use as a morale booster for sailors and soldiers in fatigue. It argues smoking eases irritability and mental strain during campaigns, noting exceptions among scholars who still smoke. The piece envisions soldiers enjoying comfort while facing hardship and mocks attempts to reform by sociable critics.
A partial ad notices HIBRELL MOTOR and NY Dassiste teger promote NY Ostlaberg Lager as a palatable invigorating beverage. The piece touts Australian Lager superiority and imperial sentiment, naming distributors Mousra Brown and Opy and Henry Olsen as agents in Sydney and George Street.
A chaotic stage dialogue depicts social pretensions and flirtations in a crowded setting. Characters debate reputation and status while negotiating comfort, invitations, and expenses. Emotional tension mixes with sharp wit as roles blur under social pressure.
The Harris Egg-Maker is described as a gentle forcing device rather than a violent stimulant. Tests claim beneficial results for cash cases, enabling poultry owners to improve incomes. Local agents offer trials locally or from Poultry Requisites at 756 George Street, Sydney.
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