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Newspaper
Sydney Globe
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 17, 1913
Page
9
A sprawling article outlines a mix of maritime disasters, shipbuilding notes, and railway plans. It mentions the Royal Heried harbor, cargo and passenger liners, the New Memburg steamer, and the Detoota hull, plus government actions on key lines and wage disputes at dockyards. The piece also touches cinema openings, cottage acts, and rural redevelopment schemes with several named places and organizations.
A sprawling proposal unfolds from Fort to the Chewee area pushing a colossal water wheel project and canal expansion. Advocates claim economic gains and new trade routes, while opponents warn of costs, environmental impact, and political friction across regions and industries.
A fragmented description outlines experimental devices including a wheel jack and a “rocket” with cautions on assembly. The text mentions plant use in soil and potential plastic injection methods, describing an open gate concept and a design by someone named Baran. The passage emphasizes speculative mechanisms and experimental components rather than finished products.
Confused OCR notes describe a labor strike led by Workers of the World secretary Wile Fareed and SAG, with references to 12 400 workers and meetings in London. The piece mentions wage disputes, political meetings, and alleged party loyalties as organizers seek alignment with labor desires amid calls for wage increases and worker protections.
A garbled report hints at a medical remedy claim for piles and a wake tied to a CAM NALIN or related remedy. Mentions fasting, Patel, grant, and Lunes with unclear outcomes. Earliest dates and solid names remain uncertain as the text reads as damaged OCR.
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