17 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Aug 17, 1915
Page
1
A fragmented note from the HOU WT records cites Maruy’s quotation about a Mars piano recital. Missing portions hint at performers and timing but the legible text confirms a quoted remark and the event topic.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe mining labor, doctors, and patrols during July, noting sections and levels of a mine. The text references figures, carriages, and metal yields, but specifics are garbled. It hints at progress, labor activity, and possible ore output estimates without clear dates or names.
A garbled report describes a child treated with a worm eradication program named Dead Shed Worm Pel. The text mentions medical procedures, a hospital setting, and hoped for improvement. Names and locations are unclear, but the piece centers on a medical intervention and its perceived success.
A chaotic telegram summary reports multiple deaths and health alerts across regions including Melbourne and surrounding towns. It notes hospital scenes, public health concerns, and evolving casualty counts while mentioning transport and weather disruptions. The piece hints at widespread alarm and possible spreading risk among communities.
Melbourne reports a government notice noting the Federal session will adjourn on Friday week. The terse entry hints at ongoing debate and parliamentary business as the assembly prepares to close for the period.
A garbled OCR item discusses proposed rises in telegraph and telephone charges. It mentions a federal review timeline, potential rate changes by midyear, and a plan requiring items to spell out costs with single words.
In a tense Monday election contest in New South Wales Erik Oferanee wears a distinctive tee as he challenges Sah Morrison for the seat. The race centers on support for the Mer party candidate and features sharp exchanges amid a crowded field.
Fragmentary report notes a German individual linked to a death described as self-inflicted. The text mentions terms like they cant prosecute a corpse and references Hong Kongese or German-born partners in a troubling context. Details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
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