Three Things That Never Come Back In Our Minds
An archival note reflects on lost opportunities and fading moments like arrows shot past, reminding readers that time cannot be reclaimed once it passes.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
4
An archival note reflects on lost opportunities and fading moments like arrows shot past, reminding readers that time cannot be reclaimed once it passes.
Readers are shown a jumble of old time prices and items from a department store sale. Items include cotton, powder, belts, shirts, military tunics, shoes, hose, silk art items, and overdresses with various price figures and vendors named such as PERDRIAU SAND and Bond New. The fragmentary OCR suggests a period sale catalog with discounted prices and product lines.
A damaged-looking 1900s notice claims Secretary Jay RB Collins of the Federal Treasury and Commonwealth Bank urges Australians to invest in a Commonwealth loan at 6 percent. It touts safety and steady interest, noting taxes and death duties, urging investment to pay off state stock and bonds and avoid estate anxiety.
The Willys Knight, famed for its smooth ride and Lanchester Harmonic Balancer, is now available in Australia. The vehicle features exclusive Balancer tech, Gabriel shock absorbers, leather hood, low-set seats, and a Wig flexible spring chassis.
A compact, period voice argues that government should safeguard liberty and public safety with minimal interference. It claims prosperity comes from individual effort, urges voters to think for themselves, and critiques political manipulation and self interest as obstacles to sound economic policy.
A garbled OCR summary praising a new motor car model with brands Peugeot Panhard Mors Voi gon Minerva Mercedes and Willys Knight. It notes positive lubrication improving engine life and efficiency, claims a distinct appearance and strong performance, and congratulates distributors Ov Irland Sydney Limited for producing the car at an affordable price.
Article notes widespread Christmas season alcohol danger with bootleg liquor blamed for deaths. Reports quote William Walker, Frank Monighan, and Charles Nevvis on post mortem investigations and fatal poisonings. Mentions Sydney Beauford and Gloaming meeting, and a New Zealand gathering delayed by a water strike.
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