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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1915
Page
3
A collage of quotes and notes from prominent figures and newspapers reflects wartime sentiment, diplomacy concerns, and public notices. It cites Lloyd George, Arthur Stanley, and others on Britain’s status, Australia’s role, and homefront administration, interwoven with editorials on morale and governance.
A wide array of early fashion commentary describes hip swathed gowns with leather belts and satin trims, noting the shift toward waist and hip emphasis and a growing taste for white and silk fabrics. The piece also recounts regimental court martial procedures, emphasizing public trial norms, evidence rules, and sentencing options.
Beallowed To Hob a quart of romaties with furins and salt, then mix with pepper and butter. A quirky wartime style note hints at cooking steps and kitchen tasks, mentioning a baker and a kettle.
A fragmentary historical piece discusses military law and discipline, detailing the roles of courts martial and the three main types of military courts. It notes severe penalties for breaches of duty, contrasts civilian and soldier accountability, and references Kipling. The text highlights the hidden complexity of military jurisprudence and the authority of the High Court over punishments.
A fragmented, stream of consciousness piece portrays a speaker wrestling with identity and language. The text blends misheard phrases and odd spellings as the narrator muses on occupation, distance, and longing while referencing French and Rustin. It reads like a surreal inner monologue.
Instructions describe dissolve ammonia and oxgnit to remove spots on textiles, then rinse with warm water. Includes mixing formulas for wool fabrics, preparation of solutions with magnesia and carbonary, and steps for washing with warm water and cool rinses.
The fragment suggests a witness testifying while the accused may defend himself. If the defendant shows remorse, leniency is possible. if obstinate or feigning innocence, the colonel may order the case to be tried in military martial court.
Fragment describes a colonel awaiting garrison court martial proceedings. It covers charging, witnesses, the trial room, judge panel in regalia, defense and prosecution rituals, oath, sentencing, and final discharge or imprisonment with hard labor, ending with the curtain drawing on proceedings.
A historical note describes a proposed canal linking the Baltic and Black Seas. It outlines a route from the Gulf of Riga toward the Dnieper and Dwina basins, with artificial waterways connecting key divides and a proposed earthwork of approximately 1640 units.
Local advertisement notes a device called Harris Egg-Maker and references trials with egg producers, highlighting gentle forcing food and varying results. It invites residents to obtain trial packets from Poultry Quinquaten at 73H Usonge dereet, Hydnsy.
Habrrun, an old city in Pulewele, is famed for Oriental water bottles and goat skin flasks. A rising “water-makers market” explodes with large batches of bottles and finished wares, each seal tested for watertight durability. The trade ships bottles to East lands, Flocklands, Hawn, and Sodan, with some attached to rafts to ferry heavy loads along rivers.
An old feature in Lucas Kansas presents a cement Garden of Eden scene with figures such as Adam Eve and Abel, a Devil form, and a towering 4 foot devil statue. The exhibit includes painted text lights, electric lamps, and a warning to keep out trespassers amid the yard’s eerie display.
Fragmentary and garbled OCR lines discuss two nations, references to repaty, whale cupiry, and prise aid with ABS and saws. Mentions Germany, Blue Mene, and vague financial or political implications. No coherent event or outcome clear from the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a Turkish plum pudding scene with mention of a large yurt a Christmas feast and preparations of milk raisins and spices. The text voice shifts to an exclamatory aside about a vast red pun or punry and a blessing as a festive claim ends.
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