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Newspaper
Tamworth Daily Observer
Location
Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1916
Page
4
A fragmented sports blurb references Nets figures and players with scattered mentions of teams and names. The unreadable OCR blocks a clear event, but hints at game notes or player updates without verifiable details.
A long OCR read recounts party strategies and positions ahead of key elections. It cites proposals from and about multiple figures, including debates on wage policies, taxation, and public spending, with reference to Australia and other regions.
The document outlines divisions within the German Socialist movement over wartime policy and postwar settlement. It notes factions debating loyalty to the war effort, internationalism versus nationalism, and the future of socialist parties in government during and after the conflict. The piece references figures and groups within the party and hints at tensions shaping strategy and leadership.
Mrs Clara Donelius of Surry Hills NSW writes that her son Wille suffered severe bronchitis with wheezing and coughing. After trying cough cures with little relief, she used Dr Shelldon's New Discovery and his condition improved after a few days, needing only one bottle. The remedy is sold at 1/8 and 3/4 chainable by G Mallaby chemist alongside Woods' Peppermint Cure.
Article discusses the Danube as a strategic route for Central Powers, noting its potential to shift goods and travel along the river toward Constantinople. It mentions traffic limits, wartime control, and the economic impact of riverine transport on cities like Semlin and Budapest, with Allied restrictions on alien traffic on the Danube.
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