28 Jun 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Sydney Globe
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
1
Fragment from a dramatic nautical recount of a shipwreck on a moonlit night. A lone survivor describes freezing water, a sinking vessel, the terror of sharks, and a desperate struggle to reach shore as others perish and the raft breaks apart under a deadly ordeal.
A dramatic Alpine feature describes at length the perilous climb, crevasses, and fatal risks faced by mountaineers. The narrative follows climbers near the ice wall as a sudden storm and a fatal fall unfold, with emphasis on the peril and the courage required.
A quirky call from a Globeite urges six others to spread the glad tidings that The Globe, billed as the cheapest paper in the world, is the people's paper. The message aims to reach every man, woman, and child in Australasia with a hopeful promotional tone.
A Victorian era account discusses alleged divining rods or forked sticks used by miners and landowners to locate underground water and minerals. It recounts dramatic wells found at some estates, notes doubts about the rod’s power, and cites researchers and critics weighing scientific explanations against superstition.
A heated article argues for a bold American strategy to strike first at a major waterway fortress. It envisions bombardment and fort destruction to deny enemy access, detailing landing positions, ship movements, and the expected fallout on the opposing naval power. It emphasizes overwhelming force and swift action to seize strategic waterway control.
Degayeff, once terror of Europe, fled to New Zealand drawing attention from authorities and public. The tale follows his exile, the drift of his persona, and the reactions of a wary society as his past looms over life in a distant colony.
The article reviews the rise of a major daily in Parle venue, noting large circulation, strong payrolls and the role of editors. It mentions President Weillictee and references paydays and employment in the paper business amid a growing newspaper market.
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