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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 18, 1916
Page
8
The Dodge Brothers' car remains highly sought after as demand exceeds supply. Dealers report loyal customer interest and growing goodwill toward the brand, with sales above projections and increasing recognition of the car’s distinctive qualities.
Mr Wade explained the censure motion by Mr Durac invited the Opposition to join a party forming a National movement. He said the Liberal aim was not office but unity to vindicate the Empire during the war. The public wants clear questions answered and the proceed re wartime policy. The story notes Australian political tensions and the aim for a permanent party platform.
An OCR fragment appears to report a heated political quarrel over labour movement leadership and conscription, with references to Mr Holman and a shift toward a national movement. The text shifts to a soldier’s wartime letter describing trenches, German actions, and hope for a harvest as he expects to be in the trenches soon.
A fragmentary war letter from Serge Howlison writes of battlefield conditions in France. He details wounded comrades, his own injuries, and a missing home letter rhythm as he chronicles cold trenches, bombardment, and the death of a fellow soldier Frank Duffy. The correspondent notes a fond belief in surviving the conflict and longing for home.
Gooluzal Independent euye u liinea-up Ball at Uno wae 4 great success. The ladies wore dres me OF Dan ages, toe genta went Without culture. Warder Casey of East Maitland Gaal was seriously injured a few days ago through result of an attack by a prisoner. He was attacked in a Wing with two prisoners while attempting to remove one. he was rendered unconscious and badly cut.
An old advertisement claims constipation can lead to consumption by allowing poisons to enter the blood. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets and Chamberlain's Tasseis as remedies to relieve constipation, improve digestion, and nourish the body, sold by chemists and storekeepers.
The article describes using Cham yer laing Cough Remedy as a general cure for common minor illnesses such as colds cough croup and whooping cough. It asserts the remedy eases coughing helps expectoration and restores the system to health as claimed by users.
On and after this date the price ruling for paper increases. A monthly system connection with wire use and jobbing will be exactly adhered to. Vincent & Co., Proprietors, announce the change affecting readers and service procedures.
Auction notice outlines Pickwick the mare and stallion Pickwick’s performances from 1905 to 1916, detailing pedigree lines to Ajax Whisper and Long Island Black Hawk. It notes breeding terms, required certficates, and removal conditions, with references to various shows and race times in Australia.
A vintage ad touts PHUDOLPHUS the pony stallion with details on breeding, origin, and characteristics. It promises two heats, high quality conformation, and mentions Wodoy and Queenmland lineage. The seller invites visits to view stallions and mares, noting abundant water and no liability.
Concleve will stand at Manilla, offering service to mares at four pounds per mare with limited numbers. The stallion boasts a trotting pedigree and stands nearly 15 hands high, inviting breeders to view stock and copy at the stable. A prize of 50 pounds awaits any trotting horse under half a mile in the district. Manilla observers urged to inspect stock and attend next year’s Sym Ey Show.
Jad a years old pony stallion with silver mane and tail, by Blace's De Wet and Cita Harold import. Stands at Lakes Mare and travels the district. pedigree includes Walah Pony and Spiendar lines. Gold Finch recurs with two blues ribbons at Inet Tamworgy Show.
Shepherd Lad, a young show goat, claimed multiple prizes including champion at Invercargill and Docherty Cup wins. He tallied 21 first prizes and eight Hampton titles across Royal Show events in Melbourne and Gunnedah, with Produce Stakes and Gold Cups cited.
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