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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
4
Terrible indigestion promptings from C E Byowis of Kangaroo Point Brisbane recounts relief after using Bile Beans. He cites collapse from liver bile issues and headaches, claims the remedy cured pain nausea and restored appetite. The ad touts Bile Beans as a grand tonic for worn out women and various ailments, sold in chemists and stores.
Australian House debate sees MP Austin Chapman urge faster mail services in New South Wales MPS cite Cooma Bega Tarago Moruya Nowra Eden Bombala routes as examples of delays with coaches and horses and call for action, suggesting privatized speedier transit over government limitations.
Shire councillors face a sharp subsidy cut for six months with no warning. The Minister for Works blames Parliament for rejecting Main Roads Bills, while the Government bears responsibility for estimates and appropriation. County revenue drops, plans falter, and road funding risks leaving holes in Hoocetshire roads.
An advertisement touts Rexona as a rapid healer for sores ulcers burns cuts bruises eczema and chilblains. It promotes triangular pill style packaging and claims wide availability in shops everywhere.
An assortment of brief items notes Tack Johnson’s marriage amid fraud allegations, the Adelaide police arrest of Mrs Kingston, a fatal lightning strike near Park Pirie Australia, a dog uncovering a drowned infant at Britania United Company land, and various anecdotes.
A. J. Norris informs the public of greatly reduced rates on Speedwell cycles. The notice promises best quality stock on sale with favorable terms and immediate disposal.
Notice to advertisers warns that ads sent without insertion counts will be charged until resolved. Special terms apply for standing ads and committee responsibility is noted. Also promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and diarrhea with dosing guidance and widespread availability.
A dated advertisement extols Colin's Ointment as a quick permanent remedy for piles. It cites Mrs E. T. Kay of Gipps Street Bega and later notes two year lasting cure by Doan's Ointment, urging purchase at 2/9 or by post from Foster-McLellan Co. Sydney.
The Minister for Lands warns holders of pre‑emptive leases converted to conditional leases under section 52 of the Crown Lands Act 1884 who have not extended to 30 years or converted to additional conditional purchases. If no application is made by the first of the year, lands will become Crown lands and occupancy ends. Applications must use Form No 98 with a £1 fee to the Under‑Secretary for Lands or Crown land agent with deposits as prescribed.
A speaker named Willis in Melbourne claimed he governs a country safe while holding the balance of power and expects to retain it after the next elections. The item also advertises Laxo Conine Pills and Laxa Tonic Pills, extolling their benefits for liver and stomach issues, including bilious attacks and indigestion, with claimed cures and prices in old coppers.
An advertising item touts Keating's Powder as a safe insect killer for bugs fleas moths and beetles while harmless to pets. It also promotes Brown's Bronchial Troches for throat and cough relief with claims of immediate comfort. Signed by John L Brown and Son and distributed by Jona J. Birowy & Bays in London Boston and beyond.
A testimonial from Annie Birrell of Premont Sydney describes Dr Morse Indian Root Pills curing her indigestion and severe pains. She notes prior reliance on various medicines without relief, then uses the pills and experiences pain relief, renewed appetite, and improved mood, endorsing the remedy.
December advice for growers notes stormy weather and rising pests after rabbit poisoning. urges sowing peas for Easter, carrots, cabbage varieties, beans, and fodder crops. promotes proper manuring, surface stirring, and soil moisture. cover orchard care, drainage, and pest sprays, plus flower garden tasks and late autumn sowings.
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