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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 10, 1914
Page
3
A Mount Pleasant South Australia resident extols Chamberlains Tablets for liver and stomach disorders. Other items report a Melbourne area shooting, a boy with chest colds helped by Chamberlains Cough Remedy, and a Belgian recruit approved for expeditionary service in Australia.
Mrs B from Oshorne Spenstey St Chitton Hil Vic praises Chamberlain's Tablets for indi gestion relief after trying many remedies. She recommends them to her daughter and notes the tablets helped. Sold by chemists and stores. The Government eyes a wheat scheme to employ the unemployed, planning 500000 acres in the Wyalone Lake district.
War brief outlines a bold non profit scheme controlled by the German War Office to seize wool stocks in Belgium France and Russia with distribution to German manufacturers. Reports cite loot at Liege Roubaix Tourcoing and on the Russian frontier amid broader German aims to cut textile supplies and fuel wartime industry.
The piece reflects on how hunger and credit strain may halt manufacturing and trade across belligerent nations. It notes mass unemployment in Paris, limits on government borrowing, and the risk that perishable goods and credit exhaustion will force closures without relief or secured supply lines.
Dr. Herrin of West Maitland presents a memorial poem in Hyderabad on August 20 that dramatizes the alien nations responding to England's challenge with a vow of death or glory. It speaks of liberty, duty, and a bond between nations in the struggle for a noble life.
The Government prohibits wool exports to European nations except Belgium, France, Spain, Portugal, and Russia excluding the Baltic ports. The sale opened this afternoon showing firm demand with cross-breed bids around 20 percent and merino viewing at 1 percent.
Jeffries urges supporters to pay, claiming a yearlong wait proves patience. Other voices mock the pace, while Aberdeen works run at peak, with 8000 wings of daily output and a record 3672. Faster workers earn about £2 daily.
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