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Newspaper
Bathurst Daily Argus
Location
Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
4
Dr Shelton's Digestive Tabules promise to digest food and strengthen the stomach. The ad claims they cure indigestion and dyspepsia using a natural remedy aligned with gastric juice, offered through Wesyer Bros and several towns.
In a wartime romance scene Audrey vows to aid Blot amidst a cloud of suspicion. He resists disclosure while she asserts her devotion and plots to uncover the conspiracy against him. The couple resolve to press on with Audrey promising mail correspondence and dedicated pursuit of the plot. The moment ends with the stationmaster announcing THE PERIL OF OUR TIME and an old advertisement for Dr Sheldon’s new cough remedy.
Eliot parts from Audrey at the station as the train pulls away. He recalls her presence and words of comfort during long nights, while a stranger’s advertisement for Chamberlain’s remedies interrupts the scene and ends with a sales note.
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