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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 17, 1914
Page
2
The speaker argues Britain must finance the war by borrowing and raising cash now. He recalls past credit used to fund Europe and stresses unity of people, government, and industry to carry the country through to victory.
The State Premier Mr Holman reports prewar government staffing at 18,000, with 000 added after mines closed. To cope while funds held steady, workers were shifted to short time, sparking poverty yet the plan may avert harsher losses. Industrial revival hinges on wheat, food supplies, and war drain on European output.
A notice invites women and girls to obtain the Natura Health Guide free by sending two pence to DTI at 207 Elizabeth Street Sydney. The promotion, run by Mrs Grayson, manageress, emphasizes lifesaving knowledge to prevent pain and misery.
Postwar outlook hints at widespread ruin as nations face economic strain. The text notes diminished wealth from reduced production and manufacturing, with reference to medical figures and chemical remedies amid the drain of manpower.
Residents of the town and nearby areas may attend Wednesday night shows in the Protestant Hall featuring Lubin drama A Seal from the Past with jealousy and blackmail, plus The Latent Spark and Melbourne Cup tale, a Keystone comedy Mabel's Married Life, and six other films promising strong entertainment.
A fragment notes drugs bearing the Campbell name may be relied on for purity and strength. Campbell Chemist located in Queanbeyan is referenced with unclear wording about reliable pharmaceutical quality.
On Monday October 40 1014 before Justice Joke Gaia Devons Geusmt Bacwr was charged with being drunk in Merare Market. Wits and witnesses testified amid confusion as officers reported a damaged show case worth 21 pounds and threats against a local property owner.
In a police court Brown faced charges related to damaging Carl Haden’s shop and uttering threats after an alcohol influenced dispute. He was fined 21 10s and ordered to two months hard labour with further penalties for behavior toward the public and a note on past records. Baden testified to the events and the accused’s intoxicated state influenced the actions.
A probate court session on Friday examined a claim involving the estate of James Um of Hungeodoread Deck Flat. Plaintiffs seek their share of £2500 set aside by will. Mark Graham died intestate before payment, and Floyds of the estate await settlement while Patrick Graham and Mark Graham face charges for nonpayment and enforcement actions.
A hygienic appeal stresses mouth disinfection to prevent throat infections. It promotes Sanders Extract as a safe antiseptic to disinfect the mouth and throat against diphtheria and related illnesses, describing its penetrative action and lack of harmful effects.
The article argues for constructing a permanent water system in Queanbeyan with Commonwealth support, noting long delays and urging modern mains to provide reliable supply. It references Mayoral and alderman involvement, cost concerns, fire safety, and the growing need for a municipal water scheme.
The opening Feder Cup match at Duntroon ends in a decisive win for Duntroon as the Power Housa falter 48 to 40. Ellintroon, Setense, Brandt standouts while Arche Fate saves Duntroon before the final stretch. A public exhibition follows with local officials and notable figures in attendance.
An adorial snippet cites Dr Tal mage on motherhood and home happiness with babies. It promotes a free information book from the Ladies' College of Health at 54 Oxford Street Sydney. Visitors to the city are invited to call at the college for health talks.
Allied forces advance in several sectors capturing vantage points while also reporting partial progress in the Champagne region. British entrenched near lines as 15,000 East Prussian refugees arrive in Berlin. Russian march toward Cracow continues amid refugee flights. German weather and floods hamper troops. casualties and ship losses tallied. News from Sydney reports casualties aboard the vessel with identified names.
London reports British cruisers and forces destroyed Turkish ports at Shiekh and Said opposite Ferim Island. Indian troops landed under fire, forts captured and dismantled as Turks fled with heavy losses. British casualties were few. Also a recruitment call from Hill and Son for Boys and Juniora. Local post registers 28 points after Saturday night rain storm.
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