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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
3
The article urges good digestion for health and warns stomach fermentation from excess food. It endorses taking half a teaspoon of bisulated magnesia after meals to stop fermentation and neutralize acid, claiming quick relief without stomach irritation.
Mr McWilliam addressed a large Bombala School of Arts audience Monday night in a Liberal campaign speech lasting two hours. He attacked the Labor Government, defended the second ballot, and argued for decentralisation to develop NSW country districts and rail links to relieve Sydney’s traffic and boost Wheat Belt towns.
The talk rebuts claims of 20 million acres ready for settlement and criticizes the Labor Government for slow closer settlement progress, costly rail projects, and misused funds. It cites the 1910 Closer Settlement Promotion Act, questions railway deals, and accuses officials of broken pledges and wasteful contracts amid impending policy shifts.
An advertisement extols Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a reliable home remedy for biliousness indigestion constipation and minor ailments. It urges households to keep the amber bottle on hand to avoid calling a doctor and to act as a self treatment option.
A speaker urged electors to elect businesslike Parliament members to run the country efficiently and avoid further taxation. He urged savings on country works and quarries for Sydney’s benefit. McWilliam stated he is a Liberal, supporting Wade, not an independent candidate. Questions followed and a vote of thanks concluded the meeting.
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