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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1941
Page
4
Old horticultural note explains dahlia care from soil prep to irrigation, fertilizer blends, and staking. It stresses drainage in heavy mix, top dressing with lime, cow manure, bone dust and sulphate of potash, and contrasts tuber versus green plant propagation while covering spacing, training, and pest risks for healthy establishes.
A stirring appeal from Australian POWs in Italy requests public support for better rations and basic comforts. The letter describes harsh conditions, loss of gear, dysentery, and the need for outside help to sustain strength. It urges Australians to publish the letter to awaken civic action and aid from home.
Shepherd and Son Pty Ltd promotes a tendered carnation set with varieties Ingrid Cordamatis and Mabel Wilson plus Crown Jewel and Golden Sun in a June 6 offer. The collection features white, deep salmon pink, and yellow petals, priced at sixpence to two pence per plant, with a 6/6 Remittance option for Gardeners.
Al Chapey, writing to constituents in Manilla and District, explains his decision to enlist in the ALD. He outlines wartime duties, urges sacrifices, and stresses the need for national unity, warning that Australia faces its greatest trial and that civilians must support the war effort and government.
Norwegian soldiers undergoing intensive training in Scotland as they prepare for action. The练 focus is on disciplined drills and modern wartime preparations amid the conflict.
Fragmentary OCR text shows potential public notices and personal correspondence addressing parliamentary matters in Sydney. It mentions care of Parliament House and expectations of attention to personal issues, with warnings about neglect and formal contact. The legibility is poor, limiting precise facts or names.
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