Straw Boater Hats Offer Cool Weather Relief
The advertisement promotes straw boater hats as the best way to stay cool. It claims the hats use relight straw technology and highlights flaw free construction for effective cooling.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1914
Page
4
The advertisement promotes straw boater hats as the best way to stay cool. It claims the hats use relight straw technology and highlights flaw free construction for effective cooling.
Auctioneers reminded that Tuesday next is the last day to lodge applications for renewal licences. St Joseph's Convent School sets its annual concert for Tuesday November 24. A correction: Mr Jack Morri soh Tstch was omitted from the Upper Manilla Red Cross League donations. total contributions were £20 7s.
Last week Otto Smith of Ben'le roner left Mania to join the Expeditionary Force. Charles Dowe of Millwindi departs for Sydney to enlist in the forces, signaling broader recruitment and regional participation in the war effort.
Due to the continuedness of Rev Mr Anderson there will be no morning services at Manilla nor afternoon services at Somerton. A choral service will be held at night. Rev Giles Moore, a promising young minister, will preach at the Methodist Church Manilla Sunday next. He will also address the children in the afternoon.
A social in aid of the Red Cross Learne will be held at the Meehan Institute on Tuesday night next. Tickets priced at 23rd. Ladies are preparing a debt supper and good music will be provided.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions wheat, harvest, and a person’s career. The text is garbled but implies a discussion of a harvest season and a potential first year of some activity related to wheat. Names, places, and concrete details are not readable.
Mr Gordon Veness narrowly escaped stepping on a snake at North Broos'TM on Monday night as he climbed the front steps. the snake fled under a house. Baldwins School will hold a picnic and sports in Mr Thor McKeon s paddock on Saturday November 7 with a strong committee and preparations underway.
Mr Donald Cameron, appointed manager of the State wheat growing scheme, visited Dune den on Tuesday. He said the Government selected an area of about 500 acres near Totterhav for the scheme and plans to harvest next year. A thousand men will be employed to clear the land, with ploughing to be done by traction engines.
A sharp storm swept the town on Wednesday evening with 25 points registered at the post office and heavy rain at Upper Vanilla totaling 00 points. Storms were local near town but hailstorms hit the north and north-west, with Sut Borah and at Mr J Geddes Glenant reporting the largest hailstones in years. Borah Crees banner hailed down as Upper Manilla notes hail taller than usual.
A cart accident left William McKenzie and his brother from Mr. Stengert’s at a New Mexico hospital. The badly mouthed horse upset the cart and wounded McKenzie in the chest while bystanders struggled to lift the cart off him.
A brief blurred passage notes a person retrieving the abdomen area after a stumble. Initial concern of internal injuries appeared unlikely, avoiding the need for surgery. The item hints at a minor medical scare with a positive outcome.
At Homebush last Monday the Manilla bullock sale saw values fall to 10s per head with supplies near demand. Export buyers stayed away while bidders waited. Mr E Bowron of Rod Villa Manilla secured 29s per head for a draft sold by Winchrombe Corson Ltd.
Mr Brown staged an excellent show on Wednesday to a good crowd. He plans another two star program for Saturday with Mrs Kelly on piano and Mr B North on the aeophone. Wednesday night will feature a set entitled From Manger to Cross, depicting scenes from the life of Jesus. The pictures are described as very beautiful and produced at some of the Savior's life scales.
The Mechanics Institute celebrated its official occupation evening with large attendance from town and country. A reading room, library, lounges, billiard and games rooms impressed members, while a musical programme featured local performers. President Veness outlined reasons for the function and thanked contributors, noting plans for increased membership and support to clear the building debt. Mr North received a silver baton for his contributions as conductor, with hopes to sustain a high musical standard in Manilla.
A record audience attended Penn's Pictures in Tamworth on Wednesday night with Pipe Major Murray performing on the pipes and Master McFarland performing the sword dance. Highland costume dancing and a brief Highlord Fling were featured before a sudden heavy rain halted the programme and prompted a hasty exit. A special Spencer programme is planned for tonight.
The Armidale District Synod met Tuesday morning in Tamworth with Rev William Stewart presiding. Elector secretary Rev J B Penman and assistant secretary Rev YT Jenins. Revs Starr and Moore urged for regular church work. Parr recommended for ordination. Revs McKibben Coleman Robbins advanced a year in fellowship. Penman Jenin Woodhouse seek new appointments after relief of their removal.
The secretary for General returns presented a highly satisfactory report at Tamworth Synod noting increases. In the district there are 51 churches 19 parsonages 10 ministers 4 preachers 1 home missionary 2 circuit missionaries 54 local preachers 1629 members and 3 on trial plus 26 junior members 7 communications other than members and 780 adherents. Sunday school shows gains with 4 schools 149 teachers 1723 children 1008 average attendance 433 pledged abstainers cradle roll Young Worshippers League 353 members and 10 Christian Endeavour societies with 383 members.
The Presbyterian argues that war and drought will bring hardship to the nation though less than those near the fighting. It urges fellow citizens to sacrifice and aid the weaker, praising Australian relief efforts while stressing care for domestic needs and equitable burden sharing to minimize suffering as drought breaks and hopes rise.
Amid ongoing drought concerns the P P Boards push for better railway access and stricter management of routes and reserves to move and protect stock. Calls include stock removal from drought areas, rabbit control, fodder conservation, and tighter supervision of camps and T S R reserves to prevent abuse.
Manilla advocates conservation of fodder and cross country railway lines to improve facilities and speed up stock trains for transporting starving livestock. The movement argues for better railway access to feed and move cattle efficiently across regions.
A midweek match in Manilla style as Glenevon hosts Half-Holiday with O’Brien and Boland leading a 200-run tally. Hilary Boland top scores for Glenevon with 52 while Geddes and Abberfield found moments of form. Fielding by visitors was lax though local batsmen secured some gains in a 113 to 77 display for Glenevon.
Report describes Belgian wounded reaching Sass hospital and German losses along the Yser, with youths aged 17 and 18 among prisoners arriving in Paris. Allies continue on the offensive across fronts in France and Flanders amid heavy combat and high casualties.
A mix of short notices: a Seymour VIC mother credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for rapid relief in her choking child. a Yellow Rock dairy farmer Charles Faulle killed by a tart shaft accident at the station. Victoria Barracks recruiting saw 400 volunteers with 350 accepted and 181 sent to Liverpool. Muswellbrook snakes removed after warm weather. sheep losses cited at Laura Station and Bundarra districts. libel verdict Watt v Melbourne Age awarded £10 damages. A Coonabarabran riding disqualification for 13 months. a nursery egg labeling experiment with Kaiser and Kitchener names yielded mixed results. Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy praised by Mrs Julia Wakely of Wanganui NZ.
A jumble of items from a local paper notes ghost stories heard by a weary wife and watching residents, hospital patient counts, a Cross Social lawn drinks fundraiser, and various small notes on local life. It mentions a private boat on the river, stained glass at Mechanics’ and other town curiosities.
The front near the Yser River and areas between Middlekerke Nietport and Ostend remains hot as Belgian British and French troops clash with Germans. German losses are heavy with reinforcements rushing in while Allied artillery targets villages reducing and retaking positions amid fierce bayonet charges. A new British gun disrupts a Taube bombing raid as the struggle persists along the Ain and at the mouth of the Scheldt with reports of harried retreats and significant casualties.
Minister of Labor reports 14,700 unemployed in New South Wales including 6,050 in Sydney and broader country totals. The release highlights regional impact and ongoing joblessness across the state.
A passenger on the R M S Osterley bound for London from Sydney Melbour ne in a semi-demented state leapt into the sea on Sunday. A boat was lowered and she was rescued within eight minutes, slightly worse for the incident.
Mr BH Singleton of Tamworth, successor to the late John L Singleton, will be in Manila on or about Wednesday 28 October. Orders left at the Manila Post Office or Court House Hotel will receive prompt attention.
A thoroughly qualified violin teacher proposes weekly home instruction in Vanilla, contingent on a sufficient number of pupils. Apply to the press office.
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