The Cusanheyan Bhesvber
A brief notice appears dated Tuesday August 11 1914 in the Cusanheyan newspaper. The fragmentary text provides little context beyond the date and title.
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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1914
Page
2
A brief notice appears dated Tuesday August 11 1914 in the Cusanheyan newspaper. The fragmentary text provides little context beyond the date and title.
An editorial argues for national unity over party strife as Europe’s crisis looms. It cites Wade and Irish politics, urges delaying contentious bills, and emphasizes the duty to defend the Commonwealth and aid Britain. The piece extols public spirit and the value of self sacrifice for country.
A state of war is declared, testing Australia's resolve. Leaders across parties unite to plan security measures and protect industry while easing unemployment. The Premier praises flexible labor policy and calls for concessions to safeguard the Commonwealth’s future amid a crisis of unprecedented magnitude, echoing Macaulay’s stern warning.
Brigadier General W T Bridges to command the Australian expeditionary force of 20 000 as he takes over from General Kirkpatrick. Stringent British policy frames the Entente as a non binding agreement with France and Russia while Britain guarantees Belgian neutrality amid rising German threats.
Fragmentary lines reflect a shift in perspective toward a hopeful outlook amid danger. The text suggests a perceived “silver lining” and a belief that battle conditions may improve, though it notes persistent peril and effort.
The Collett trophy second match was continued Saturday afternoon with 14 shots at 700 yards in two seven-shot stages. Notable scores include Thomson 28 80, Hately 28 80, and Gallagher 25 30, as Captain Davies donates £1 to club funds and Thomson follows military orders to stop rifle practice. Meetings of the Seanbeyan Rifle Club on Friday and Saturday nights were lively with enthusiastic attendance and a singing of the National Anthem.
The war ad and church sermons promote loyalty to the Crown and patriotic religious fervor. Reverend D. C. Hughes preached at the Methodist Church urging support for national authority and divine justice. The preacher urged prayer for oppressed nations and praised leaders resisting aggression.
An advertisement imitates Mrs Jones endorsing Hean’s Essence sold by Geo W Nean at 17 Castlereagh Street Sydney. The text urges readers to buy for cough and throat issues noting the product’s economical mix and popularity with chemists. It mentions endorsements by Mrs A Jones and others.
The ill vees of Mr H M Deat go canning his friende aoslety suffer a bad attack of pneumonia. Drugs bearing the name Yap ball are trusted for purity and strength, Campbell Chemist Queaobsyan.
European desk reports Urs the German submarine sunk rather than 15 ships as rumoured The Daily Mail claims British Fleet holds the North Sea and no German approaches remain Brussels described as a vast hospital as ten thousand Germans enter Liege Allied troops press Belg ium offensives amid heavy bombardment Port Arthur parallels cited and Belgian defenses praised Troop trains and naval concerns feature in the day’s dispatches Britain offered 98 million pounds worth of flour.
A five year tenure as organist at St John’s Canberra ends as Mrs Murray resigns due to domestic duties. The Rectory gathering honors her service and gifts five poetry volumes. Presentation by Mr Bondfield, thanks from Mr Ayrton, and notes on Mr Crace’s recovery.
Vintage ad urging women to obtain the Natura Health Guide free with receipt. Mentions Mrs. Clayton of 27 Elizabeth Street Sydney and promotes Woods Great Peppermint Cure for bronchial coughs. Includes offer details and contact.
A garbled report lists players from Queanbeyan and Buygen Dore competing outdoors. Results show mixed scores such as 6 5 and 6 9 with pairs including Wicks Roberts Edmonds and Woodward, and several other pairings mentioned with various scores.
Fragmentary notes describe a gun club event with players Pidgeon Catlin Landes Campbell and Cartwright among others. Scattered scores show Pidgeon Alohin Led on and Southwell Gmithy amid a tense competition with several close marks.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals or groups including Celphalic Wafern and X turg A tvalya with possible ties to Campbell and Qntanbepan. Context unclear, no definite event or role established.
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