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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 04, 1914

Page

2

Merton Park Captured After Prying Open Hidden Route

Captain Randal corners Montague Cameron at Merton Park after a clever underground escape route is revealed. Lanigan leads the raid with policemen and troopers, uncovering a secret passage behind the bedroom wall and the hidden escape tunnel. Cameron resists, but is finally secured amid a web of past schemes and loyalties.

Davsid Cameron Merton Park Lanigan Sergrant Michael Quaharty Lanhan Creestay Maharty Quabertys Astal Flr Randal Cimar Lanigan Captain Randal Op Spend Offert Dienald Cameron Vuaniman Barrie Stenladtiers Pat Mr. Polton Cusick Mr. Cusick Melbourne Cameron Arieth Trever Service Ryan Haynes Brothers Horace Blanchard Horace Horace Tackle Hal John Blanchard

Passage of insult and jest amid processing

A fragment notes a person saving during the processings after Mr Cusick insulted him. The text then mentions a smile and moments when he appeared to jest with his solicitor.

Auctioneer Tries Names as Bidders Compete for Purchase

A chaotic auction scene centers on a bidder refusing to state a name. The clerk prompts clarity while the buyer, insisting on anonymity, spells out an indecipherable chain of syllables and misremembers surnames. The tension ends with the clerk breaking the sale as the bidder remains unnamed.

Unclear Fragments Prompt Historical Card

A garbled OCR snippet appears to quote a teacher and a speaker but renders unreadable. Names, dates, places are indiscernible, yielding no recoverable events or entities for a coherent news item.

Potato Seal Causes Scab in Potatoes, Biologist Explains

Agricultural notes discuss potato scab not caused by a single fungus. Corky tissue repairs injuries, while eelworms and physical damage can trigger scab. Prevention includes clean seed and careful use of formalin, with lab testing available to identify the cause.

Agricultural Department Australia

Early breeding in livestock studied at Missouri station

University of Missouri research led by F B Mumford examines age at mating in dairy and pig breeding. Breeding young sows and boars often slows offspring growth, reduces mother size, and lowers litter performance, with older sires producing more pigs. Practical farming implications stress careful care if young mating is used.

University of Missouri U.S.A F. RB. Mumford Missouri United States England W'! Agricultural College Missouri Station Mumford Firth America Winconsin

Advantages of running sheep on the farm proposal

An Ottawa Live Stock Branch officer touts sheep as dual purpose animals yielding wool and mutton. Initial cost is small and returns come from yearly wool and lamb sales. No heavy buildings needed. sheep weed control and soil fertility are highlighted. they require less year round care than most livestock with solid results.

Ottawa Coonda

World’s Champion Typist Margaret Benedict Owen

Miss Margaret Benedict Owen, famed as the greatest typist, trained at a business college and won the 1910 contest with 83 correct wpm. She tied for 98 wpm in 1911, then set 116 wpm for thirty minutes, earning £200, and later in 2013 achieved a professional record of 125 wpm in world championships.

Margaret Benedict Owen

Orchard spraying rules under Fruit Pests Act

The article outlines required procedures to control orchard pests on apple, pear, and quince trees. It details three arsenate of lead sprayings with specific strengths, timing tied to petals falling, and optional fourth application. It also covers cleaning of trees, removal of pest habitats, and disinfection of packing materials.

Swift’s Electro Foster’s Platypus Hemmingway Sherwin Williams Lewis Berger Federal Austral Carlton Vallo

The Prime Of Life Affects Every Age And Attitude

A Times essayist muses that each stage of life fixes a forward-looking prime, from youth to old age. The piece warns against clinging to youth and abandoning present gifts, urging continued growth and generosity as life advances toward the grave.

Fishes That Live at Great Depths

The Prince of Monaco reports a cruise between July and October, studying fish specimens dwelling over 3000 feet deep yet surfacing to 400 feet at night. These deep dwellers show remarkable tolerance to rapid decompression and recompression due to depth changes, highlighting notable physiology.

Prince of Monaco

King Alfonso's Motoring Tale Shocks Washington Inn

An undersecretary recalls a playful story about King Alfonso of Spain during a dimly lit Washington party. The monarch, traveling with a modest entourage, stays at a simple inn where no mirror is available. A chambermaid’s quip leads to a humorous moment as the king shaves with a makeshift mirror, boasting he is shaving the king himself.

Legation Washington Spain Alfonso Castile Mirlink

Condolence tale from a four story fall in Manchester

A neighbour visits a widow after a bar Irishman falls from a fourth floor window and dies. The visitor repeats the agreed sad line and is surprised to learn it was a third story window. The joke plays on misremembered details in a grim event.

Manchester

Temperance Talk Ends With Sailor's Water Walking Tale

In Bridgeport the conductor of the Sons of Temperance cites a mariners tale to illustrate belief in scripture over alcohol. A shellback challenges walking on water, prompting the reply that faith can outpace rum as the minister notes belief in divine aid.

Edward F. Marvin Sons of Temperance Bridgeport Heth

Whimsical Letters Show Harsh Urban Life and Mourning Pride

A misspelled note to a schoolmistress depicts a poor neighborhood parent describing her sick child and sullen poverty. Bridget O Lose after widowhood remarries, is mocked in public for mourning, revealing class and gender tensions of the era.

Chile Bridget O'Lose Bridget Barney

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