Dramatic Probe in Trial Over Woman’s Alleged German Link
Attorney General reports a dramatic inquiry into a woman accused of aiding German agents during the war. He reveals she was an intimate friend of a suspected agent, traveled to Switzerland to meet him, and carried messages to England. The proceedings hinge on why she could not be tried for treason, with no charge advancing for sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conersi
Yrovelyan
Godlinuw
Fiom Kaylosd
Merlin
Berlin
Gils
Swityerland
Vaung
Everal Das
Germany
England
Nin
Wen’ Slay
Trovelynn
F. E. Smith
Mir Trevelyan
Todd
Frayed Feet Remedy From Odd Kitchen Mix
A fragment describes a home remedy for tired feet using animal fat tallow and camphor. It instructs cutting fat from scraps like shop trimmings, simmering with potato pieces, straining, then adding camphor and eggshell ash for a salve. The text notes few salves in the market and hints July as a time for tallow products.
Russian hydroplane action over the Black Sea described
A Polish language distorted fragment recounts a Russian hydroplane raid over the Black Sea. The narrative details a hydroplane returning to water after releasing a torpedo while a warship maneuvers, a torpedo exploding near a submarine cradle, and the risky engagement as crew respond to the threat amid battlefield tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oia
Lorpeda
Black Sea
Rome
Alii
Uwe
Ulead
Ind
A South African Millionaire and the Deep Gold Venture
One of Maygland’s wealthiest men, 8. B. Robinson of Park Lane, funded a deep shaft in search of gold. Despite warnings, he persisted as crews sank deeper, spending fortunes. Eventually the group found the real ore while others fled to Johannestburg to cash in before the truth emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maygland
B. Robinson
Park Lane
Ffo Ih
Rand
Iin Ing Einuwly
Lilly
Some German Surprises Amid Frontline Banter
A fragmentary recounting from the war front notes German soldiers shouting humorous taunts and soldiers reacting in turn. It mentions London Scottish and West Kent regiments, moments of surprise, and odd one liners during trench incursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nmuber
Xpente Wuggist
Olwe
London Scottish Territorials
Teton
Inbter
Commonwealth patents reveal secreted tools and farm devices
The document lists various patent items and inventors from Melbourne to Brisbane, detailing gear for water bore operations, wheel designs, trench deliver systems, kerosene use implications, drying distillers, worm parts renewal, and zinc compounds for eye treatment. It notes inventors and firms offering information on patenting improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Pels Son
Ade
Hilward Roberts
Pireteer Ceyaujlo
James Rose
Roderik L. Wukson
Eettler
Warheri
S.A. Ye
Elisabeth Campbell
Brisbane
Alerey Daker
Burma
Stanley Crevt
Mercantila Wooher
Eydnog
G. G. Torri
Inventors Guide Promotes Patents and New Inventions
A fragmented 19th century advertisement touts the Now Inventive Guide by Turr out Co. It claims to teach young inventors where to patent, how to sell patents, and set prices. The piece references Edison and urges readers to join a promised monopoly by patenting ideas and securing plans through the publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waale
Edison
Lisa
P Townsend
Buteau
Tagil & Uo
Amatrilla
Golling
Obstinate Constipation Overcome by Dr Morse Pills
Mrs Edith Kelly of Courton Mulbourne testifies to Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills easing obstinate constipation after many years of trial with other remedies. She notes the product acts gently, not purging, and boosts regular bowel action roughly every 24 hours. She urges readers to adopt regular habits from infancy and to use the pills as a family remedy for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Edith Kelly
Courlton
Mulbourne
Atorse
Navturo
Wooden Marshal Statue Draws Protest in Wartime Germany
A chaotic, OCR-like report describes a colossal wooden statue of a German hero near Berlin, built to rally public support during wartime. It recounts the public’s reaction, the costly effort, and concerns about weathered iron components failing under rain, while tensions and desires for peace loom over Germany.
Back From Berlin by Angl o American Comedienne
Miss Ailes Madge Lessing returns from a six week stay in Berlin where she studied private affairs and observed war time life. She notes Berlin’s external gaiety while private life and costs have altered, reports shortages, inflation, and the impact of air and military conditions on daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Ueane
Lew Bally
Dollie Veimoss
Emormigus Nuewss
Monagere
Asia
Miss Dessay
Miss Lassiiy
Yrot Vanniob
Joosti
Cate
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Clements
Melbourne Hospital
Clemente
Helliday
Clements Taniu
Plellndsy
Troe Sida Hi Adders
Madeline Streat
Carlian
Melbourne
Clements Tonic Ltd
Pam Glado
Clemente Tonic
Bendigo
Clemsats
Henry Holliday
West
Robinett
Johannestburg
J.B
Minora
Johonnestarg
Aneny
Commonwealth Patents
O. G
Cabfus Street
Franco
Willian
Sait
Moxon
West Croydon
B.A
Fee
Cambron
Ratomba
N.bw
Zouave
Uhwiiselvey Inn
Wis
Mr. Stimypnica
Elieyglater Gelbermus
Old Eady
Agaliues
Dor“ Yban
Millicent
pAlbart Park
Molbouroa
Bank Inetralia
Australia
London
Lin World
Commonwealth
Sedebro
Erangkres Ory
Aberdeen
Hoxse
Cow
Samfa
Boyarakaya
Bartram
Bartram & Bon
Bourke
Moelbourne
Qian Uae
Ketel
Content News
Vethagrml
Gortinny
Vick Mineshull
Ino Innrléy
Tive
Breslow
Joe Whitch
Gurmaiy
Hearne
Taso
W. G. KEARNE @ CO. LTD
Geelong
Victoria
Alwars Eal
Kearne
Collins Street
Dalgety ‘Co
Newmarket, Wool, Grain, & Produce Brokers
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Experta
Ftale
Cilente
Kemp
Warme
Nobel
Glasgow
Ghilworth Povdare
Medlbourne
Bourkest
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