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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1914
Page
4
Sydney Sidelights on War Echoes and Homespun Strains
The piece notes that day’s acceptances totaled 220 applicants mainly country men passed by police screening, while attention shifts from trams to war’s pull. It questions farmer labor plans, cites Mr Carmilk’s plea for home grain effort, mentions a barmaid fined for serving an intoxicated patron, and critiques official responses on serving intoxicated guests and hotel accommodations for recruits. The writer warns Sydney’s acclimation to wartime conditions and hints at longer conflicts shaping attitudes and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mr. Carmichael
Hal
Rmaid
Arthur
M.L.A
Sydnasy
Arthur Temperamum
Wallow
Inspector-General of Police
Writing on the Wall About Mr Wade in Parliament
The piece notes Mr. Wade has returned to form and speaks for state aims amid wartime politics. It recounts confusion over his allegiance between Labor Government and Liberal Opposition, and cites a two hour parliamentary speech signaling a shift back toward his old stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Labor
Richard
Charles Gregory
Australasian Federation of Labor
Labor Party
Holman
Hoseer
The Totalisator in New South Wales Delayed Revenue Plan
The piece argues private horse racing should be taxed fairly while the government seeks money to fund operations. It questions why the totalisator avoids taxes and calls for transparency about the betting system and its impact on public revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehas
Holman
New South Wales
Federation's cost weighed against Australia's position
The article recalls federation costs, arguing it saved Australia from greater peril and supported postwar strength. It notes Labour's limits, cites Holman and Wade debates, and reflects on Melbourne Cup day, wartime changes in public life, transport, and dressmaking pressures easing. It also comments that public sentiment has softened since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holman
Sydney
Melbourne
Melbourne Ward
No Wool Trucks Halt Wool Trade at Manilla
Shortage of goods wagons delays wool access at Manilla railway station. Since the wool season began, trucks have been scarce, leaving bales stacked in wheat sheds at the railway yards. J. T. Robertson and Co. hold bales awaiting trucks as rail authorities cite the high use of waggons for slaughter stock. No trucks were available on Thursday morning, eight wool teams camped and waiting. Teamsters decided to wait until yesterday to try again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Messre. J. T. Robertaam and Co
Yaris
Elocution Classes Resume After Illness
Rev C Anderson recovering from indisposition will resume elocution classes Tuesday next junior class at 430 p m seniors at 8 pm There was good attendance at Brown's Pictures Wednesday night for Kalem's From the Munger to the Cross A Tamworth auctioneers sale advertised for Tuesday next invites horse owners to note sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Anderson
Brown
Kalem
Frm
Tamworth
Newspapers Not To Leave Australia
Commonwealth Government orders that no newspapers may depart Australia until further notice. Shipping companies are asked to instruct ship officers crews and passengers that newspapers must not be taken aboard ships leaving Australia. Military authorities and Customs will enforce the order with powers to search ships and detain any person attempting a breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Cheaper Beef at Home Bush and Naval War Warnings
The Admiralty warns that German mines scatter across the North Sea threaten neutral and civilian vessels. From Nov 5 all ships must navigate a dangerous line from the Hebrides to Iceland. Reports from Copenhagen Amsterdam and Homebush note German aims and Allied progress as war impacts trade and livestock prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
America
Liverpool
Morth
Ireland
Olympic
Crtigera
North Sea
Hebrides
Faroe Islands
Iceland
Battle reports from Ypres and Calais fronts
Descriptions from November frontline dispatches detail German attempts to seize Ypres with three corps reinforced by Brugen units, heavy fighting near Dixmude, and Scottish regiments charging enemy trenches amid brutal casualties. Also noted are martial law in Egypt, Goeben action near Sevastopol, and reported German atrocities against Belgian civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypres
Duke of
London Scottish Regiment
British Submarine Sunk In Daring Calais Raid
London reports a squadron fired on the coastguard Halcyon near Calais. The German rear ships scattered mines, blowing up submarine DS. Some crew rescued. Halcyon escaped under skilled maneuver. German ships fired about 100 shells. Halcyon fired one. Drifters hit by mines. several missing. The fleet moves east. Admiralty hints at mined North Sea area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halcyon
Calais
Ciiizer
Yarmouth
Vachain Alg
Admiralty
North Sea
Record births in Manilla October sets month total
October birth registrations in Manilla reached a monthly record of 21. Among them were two sets of twins. Parents of twins would receive a double tonna if regulations allowed, but current rules do not provide this entitlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Relief from Biliousness with Chamberlain's Tablets
Mr W G Ilsr a Lindfield New South Wales grocer recalls years of biliousness and describes how a sample of Chamberlain's Tablets relieved all symptoms within hours. He notes recurring trouble yields swift relief from the tablets sold by chemists and storekeepers.
Letter from Manila Soldier Describes Troopship Voyage
Mrs J Moore of Strafford street received a letter from her son Corporal J T Comyns Moore aboard the troopship Afric during passage from Sydney to Albany WA. He notes heavy seas, sickness among shipmates, feasting meals, sighting Melbourne and Adelaide, a crew of 1500 men, and plans to issue two onboard papers including the first linen paper printed on a troopship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Eden
Adelaide
Albany
W.A
Dysentery Cured by Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy
A Newtown family recounts using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy for a 14 year old daughter with dysentery. After six doses the illness subsided, appetite returned, and the child regained energy. The family bought the bottle from local chemists and storekeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Long
Camden Street
Newtown
N.8
Chamberlain
Soald Py
Valparaiso Signing Drama in Pace Meeting
Fragmentary notes show a discussion at Valparaiso involving fans and Nurnberg amid a pace related dispute. The text hints at a signing delay and rail issues following a proposed agreement. Further readable details not present to confirm names, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurnberg
Valparaiso
No Rest for the Germans in Russian Pursuit
Russian forces press the Austro German army in retreat with many prisoners and captured guns and stores. Allied telegrams note no peace while the enemy remains uncracked and recount a dawn clash between London Scottish and German infantry near Dirnme with heavy casualties on both sides. A British aviator narrowly escapes at Thielt near the German Emperor’s headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William IL
London
Furniture Sale at Kauter's Auction Mart
Auction notice for W Taylor on sale day featuring a double bed, kapoc mattress set, dressing table, stove, kitchen utensils and other items. Cash terms. No reserve. Located at Kauter's Auction Mart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauter's Auction Mart
W. Taylor
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Huzhea
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Epiris
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N.8.w
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News and Notes
Brown S Pictures
Tamworth Horse Sal
Atlantic
Homebush
Copenhagen
Germany
Amsterdam
Dixmude
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Ant
Werp
Brussels
And
Namur
Ghent
Cassis
Theattle
Europe
Yer Canal
Turkey
Patrogad
Grand Visier
Russia
Egypt
Cairo, No
Camel Corps
Girman
Sevastopol
Inkerman
Constantinople
Antwerp
Wrista
Albert
Dunedin
Harrogate
England
Aia
New Zealand
Gerrans
Yoing
Santiago
Scharnhoret
True Knight
Roseneath Lass
Glasgow
True Keight
North
Coar
Moscow Marchants’ Association
Nor
London Scottish
Duke of Wurtembure
Dirmime
Daybrea
Elies
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