08 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 08, 1919
Page
1
London dispatch says the Daily Mall reports Russia is starving as millions suffer. Survivors beg for food while political debate notes eight hundred thousand refugees in Europe. Report highlights hunger, price of bread, and widespread distress across occupied and allied areas.
A surge of Lin mmuett era and port delays prompts the Waterside Workers union secretary to reveal surprise at insufficient work for many men. He notes shipping firms face crew shortages and disputes over wages, while calls for arbitration mirror broader labor strain at the harbor.
A fragmented report notes an incident in which warehouse staff faced fines over stamped footwear with amp sold soles. The item involves a trade mark and supplier manufacturing stamp on merchandise. The details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a legal action related to showroom goods and branding.
A line in a Times cable report sent to The Recorder under special permission notes that the opinions stated are not necessarily those of The Times unless explicitly stated. The page emphasizes the distinction between syndicated telegraph copy and editorial stance.
Fragmentary text from Phy Times in Linden hints at wartime policy shifts on mine nationalisation. Mentions Hansen Gorinatis and Mi Suiits as figures in the discussion, with unclear context and dates due to damaged OCR.
The text outlines a South African Labor Party debate on reforming military policies and expanding employment programs. It mentions calls for governmental changes, the organization of experiments, and a focus on soldiers and defense in the party agenda.
A damaged report details cyclone impacts near Darwin with heavy rain and strong winds. The storm caused flooded roads, damaged boats and coastal structures, and forced evacuations as weather conditions persisted.
The minister for home and territories plans to use domestic stalls at Terminus and HIU stiles hotels in Darwin, prompting a boycott by residents. The action aims to curb government spending on hotel services amid public protest over wharf arrangements.
Advertisement notes Chamberlain's Tablets as a safe medicine for a sluggish liver and constipation. Claims include natural bowel movement improvement and reliable results, urging readers to buy the product sold everywhere.
Adelaide telegrams note Prime Minister and Health Chair discuss full epidemic report. A quarantine chief orders action while measures await a formal release. The outbreak prompts hospital and school vigilance with affected families urged to seek care.
Reuters report from London notes a Paris communique at the War Council meeting. It cites discussions on Austria-Hungary relief and perspectives from German and other officials. Washington reported on behalf of King Nicholas and the outlook for Montenegro's future.
A wartime dispatch summarizes Allied advances in France with reports of German setbacks, victories by Canadian and British forces, and continued Allied superiority. The piece commends leaders and troops for gains at battle fronts and notes heavy enemy losses and prisoner counts.
Fragmented text outlines a discussion of upcoming federal elections, infighting over Bolshevism, and the stance of moderates in Laborite factions. It mentions actions by Moody and Yon, with references to government policy and legislative aims. The exact events and entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Adelaide report notes drastic conference proposals to curb youth access to picture shows. Speakers argue abstinence criteria for membership and consider government action to promote film production while seeking age restrictions on general public entertainments.
In a leadership shift at the State Wheat Board, Priday and Prosser are noted among those involved as changes in chairmanship are announced. The report cites internal restructures and potential dossiers linked to new oversight, with attention to how these moves affect policy directions and staff responsibilities.
A garbled police court report notes a defendant named Wine entering a not guilty plea. Constable Pevensin and Kennedy describe the arraignment, with testimony about a confrontation at a theater or doorway and a disputed accusation. The text references an alleged 407 atta fists and a verdict of not guilty.
Meh Wilsti, a Sinn Fein member of the House of Commons, has been arrested in Hablin on sedition charges. The incident marks a bold move against the party amid growing tensions.
Report notes Italian communities in Queensland facing cultural and economic tension as local British and Australian-born workers feel displaced. Concerns include hotel occupancy and labor competition, with Halal traders and Hallas families mentioned amid rising immigration fears.
Messrs Blight Aros publish morning quotes from the Adelaide Stock Exchange with figures and letters indicating prices and movements for listed securities. The listing includes several names and coded sections, reflecting yesterday’s trading activity and anticipated settlements.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as preventing swelling and pain from insect bites. It claims the product calms palpitations and is sold everywhere. The copy reflects early marketing language and generic health claims.
Sailors and harbor workers faced dangerous weather as dust storms plagued Port Pirie residents. Mariners in small craft braved high seas and engine troubles to reach Port Germein, with crews guiding by beacon and improvised rudders amid darkness and wreckage.
The report details a deadly disease with a high mortality rate and uncertain cause. It notes experiments, varying immune responses, and possible transmission through animals and contaminated materials. Officials warn of widespread risk, urging caution as cases appear in rural districts and sporadic urban outbreaks.
At the Methodist Conference Mr W C Melbourne moved to refer the question of amending the book of laws to make total abstinence from intoxicating liquor a condition of merit for members. Rev F Ladn warned against splitting hairs and argued moderation in alcohol is not a sin, criticizing the physiological rationale.
Amusements notice highlights Soo-Ee Pictures program with Marguerite Clark as heroine and a mix of romantic drama and moral tale. The feature films include Muthers Were ails and Arowma through the phrysi though review is mixed with praise and critiques of tone.
A London stage review praises the cast in Every Inch a Man with Miss Nellie Fergusson and Muriel Mathews noted for strong performances. Herbert Kiese directs a production that wins audience sympathy, with praise for makeup and acting. Show runs Saturday at the theatre.
Fragmentary racing notice lists handicaps and acceptances with terms like six furlongs and hurdle events. Mentions Nations and Pimms style stakes along with dates in April and organizational notes from The Salvation Army meeting notices.
In London war users report Australian troops in cold camps with little sign of ships home. Men brought from France in January face no expected transport before May. Locals call for fair treatment and faster arrangements, while Allied control of ships and licenses complicates return plans.
Fragmentary report describes a smokestack issue near Solomontown wheat fields. Citizens blame a cleaning plant for smoke, with speculation of nearby hotel impact and a fire hazard raised by the nearby stacks.
Wurm and Ellen become partners in a new venture with Werton and others. They take premises next to Mr A J Cavenelt's Hotel and plan a market sale today featuring a large quantity of fruit and general produce.
Church notices list services at Church of Christ on Florence Street with Pastor J. E. Shp and evening service. Methodist Central on Alexander Street shows morning and evening services led by Rev T. M. Flood and Rev W. T. Shapley. Tennyson church page mentions morning and evening times with Rev W. T. Shapley and Mr Milnes.
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