03 May 1918
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
May 03, 1918
Page
1
Fragments describe a June auction in Hobart with Hector Oss Trusts and BrumbaY and Co to sell poultry and other goods. References to May 4 and 1 am times, plus a mention of Adlai and a party fence trick, with scattered notes about a Glenelg hotel and a trip.
A reader's lengthy letter condemns German aims and Kaiser Wilhelm II, urging Allied mobilization and strength. It cautions against diplomacy to avert war and calls for action to defeat Germany, France, and their ambitions. The piece cites military threats, submarine risks, and the need for unity with France and Britain.
An unreadable open letter complains about recruiting campaigns and urges immediate action. The text appears garbled with misspellings and fragmented phrases, referencing employers, recruitment, and labor organization ideas without clear details or outcomes.
An adapted morning story from France narrates a dramatic scene near Ypres. French troops face a perilous retreat halted by General French and a reluctant but decisive command, ending with a renewed advance and stern orders.
Directive from the Secretary of Defence outlines procedure to pursue possible fraud by military personnel. Measures include suspension and full evidence collection, with trials to be arranged promptly if guilt is proven. Special actions may be taken to ensure accountability across departments.
The document reports the death of a child named Myrtle May Virginia Sarminger at a Geulburg home on February 20 and the child’s death date April 2 in hospital care. Annie Granger, the child’s nurse, described the funeral process. Mrs Granger testified about witnessing the events and the timeline of the child’s illness and death. The article notes reactions of relatives and details around the examining and care by Mrs Granger and others.
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