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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
4
A brief meditation on irreversible losses focusing on a snapped arrow, missed chances, and the turning point when opportunity fades, reflecting on how small moments shape future outcomes and regrets.
Prices listed for various goods including cotton, baby powder, MOTTON SOX, military tunics, Erd rial sand shoes, ladies sand shoes and hose. Dates range across April to November with terms like From 4/11 and From 9/6. Rare items described as brand new and overcasts appear among the offers.
A narrator details a solitary trek to a long abandoned bark hut in a dense forest near Stony Creek. He describes the challenging approach, the eerie quiet, and the discovery of rusted mining tools and dusty keepsakes left by a vanished prospector. He builds a fire, contemplates the past and dangers, and braces for night.
An unnamed narrator recalls a tense pursuit after a confrontation with a masked assailant. The chase ends with a brutal struggle, a rescue attempt, and the escape under perilous conditions. A later scene shifts to a fatal accident in Sydney involving Mrs Agnes Skies and a motor bus, highlighting city street dangers and calls for safer transit.
Mr James Barnes a noted author and traveler offers his candid view that Prohibition in America has become the bootleggers paradise. He notes over 80 000 people involved in distributing alcohol two years ago and many still at work. He argues wealth and habit keep bottles and cellars, while the working man lacks a substitute for public houses. The Royal Shipwreck relief society has issued 90 certificates to rescuers in the Bellbird disaster.
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