The Evening Petits Toney, Thoredat
The Evening Petits Toney Thoredat JT 17 10s
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
4
The Evening Petits Toney Thoredat JT 17 10s
The text discusses the Australia Day matter, public petitioning, and political tension around celebratory actions. It notes public views on whether the formal official backing existed and the risk of partisan interference in the movement. It mentions figures and ideas about dignity, public responsibility, and potential outcomes of the petition.
A migrant, era fragmentary text urges a broad community effort to fund a July 30 collection supporting wounded servicemen and their families. It emphasizes duty, national effort, and shared sacrifice, calling on all citizens to back the relief initiative despite difficult times.
The piece discusses Allied and German positions as World War I era tensions rise, noting British and French leadership, naval strength, and strategic considerations. It mentions leaders like Arthur Balfour and Anquith, reflections on potential outcomes, and concerns over German advances and Russian reinforcements.
A soldier writes to his father from a frontline evacuation, detailing a night march, heavy shelling, casualties, and the perilous landing operations. He describes shrapnel, machine-gun fire, and the loss of many comrades as they moved inland and regrouped amid bombardment and retreat.
A chaotic wartime talk features Sir Jeenps Corputiers and speakers trading aggressive lines about “ blasting them” and defeating enemies. Attendee reactions include strong insults toward political rivals as the crowd and speakers clash over loyalty and national resolve amid heated exchanges.
Fragmentary OCR text notes disturbances and passenger concerns about train noise and delays. The report hints at a city inquiry and potential actions, mentioning Pemertl Ferri and AB Separiy in vague terms, with a reference to delays lasting months and a public response.
Fragmented report details a long sports period with references to Larkin, New Zealand, England, and various teams. It mentions matches, lineups, and possible retirements, with scattered names such as Roger and William, and mentions of League events and beverages of the era. The text remains garbled but preserves names and game references.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a 1901 Bronte rescue at Waterley involving Mr Ceril Clarke and others. The narrative mentions key figures such as Alderman Rarrerlatt, The Olde English, and Mr Clarke’s reception by officials, with references to a court hearing and ensuing commotion. The text includes names like James Fingirien and Me Dart Morey and hints at damage in the punitive process and public notices.
Fragmentary text describes a local political or community scene with several proper nouns such as Larkin Wales Parisien Armitale Mita Luria and Armidale. References to meetings, hearings, and possible candidates or officials are mixed with uncertain phrases, making exact roles and outcomes hard to determine.
fragmented OCR text describes mail deliveries and routes involving Eskonihe praree Fate biarker and NooPebari, with mentions of Welton a Map and Merceelin per the Marrawahi. It reads as an old postal schedule snippet referencing regional lines and operators.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions overseas mails and a Len Ter location with fragmented names and dates. The readable portions hint at mail routes or shipping details but lack coherent facts, dates, or named entities to form a clear news item. The passage remains insufficient for a precise summary.
Fragmentary OCR text notes Indarra's concert party and Beperiry Themis with rein fore gio ke ihe mann ee Miectecy chalet. Mentions M Mirfield as secretary and a Ba lmetey pit haw feeb. Repeated garbled phrases leave unclear event details or outcomes.
The wheat market report notes price movements and activity in Chicago yesterday. The issue also mentions a medical pamphlet on piles and their cure, describing a surgical operation and antiseptic details.
A long OCR damaged list of names and entities related to the Overseas Club Tobacco Fund contributions. The readable portions name individuals and groups, with scattered references to dates and places, but the overall item reads as a donation record and roster without a clear narrative or outcome. The fragmentary text preserves many proper nouns but lacks coherent actions or totals.
Naval and military authorities call for volunteers to join imperial service. The recruitment targets 8 drawers? 18? and asks for able-bodied men to reinforce naval and imperial forces. Cooperation with naval beard and arrangement committees is noted.
Soldiers Comforts roams the Nineteenth Battalion organizing a drive to collect parcels of warm clothing and gear for troops. The effort lists names of organizers and local distribution points at Mowers, Winrar, Shdoee, and nearby depots, aiming to supply mittens, uniforms, and essentials free of charge.
Metal price notes list values for various metals with figures embedded in a compact market bulletin style. Shown are daily quotes and ranges for staples such as copper tin lead and nickel alongside brief notations of market activity.
The note reads that Amy Castles concert will be held this Saturday. Details about the venue and start time are unclear but the event appears organized by local music groups and promises a music program featuring Amy Castles.
Incoherent text reflects a blurred sale notice listing men's boots at discounted prices. Mentions of dates, locations, and brand names are unreadable, but implies a public sale or clearance event associated with the Criterion Theatre and a sale of boot items.
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