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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
4
A cryptic OCR fragment lists June horse names and numbers including Mount Davigh Beresford Cathcart Bombala Saucy Crock and Surcuirre. Church of England appears, suggesting a mixed notes page with parish reference.
Dr Watson ceases practice here while Mr J H Furnass runs a Presbyterian mission. Mr Hamilton Reed lies ill at Sale Hospital and Private W Siti sick in France. Frosts persist with a dry winter forecast. Red Cross backs France aid. a Freezing Company may form. Mr Redmond resignations and school changes noted. works committee proposes pavilion expansion and twenty cattle pens. Mice catch at Victoria station totals seven tons over two nights. double fence traps boost kill counts. A large force of enemy bombs fell on an English town last Saturday, with 76 dead and 119 injured. Allied aircraft claim three enemy planes down.
Nerves on edge linked to kidney trouble with backache dizziness and urinary ills. The ad promotes Dean's Backache Kidney Pills as a safe remedy direct to kidneys, citing Mrs H Sturgeon of Surry Hills who claims three bottles cured her kidney issues and related symptoms after a year without relapse.
A fragment discusses the high cost of cough mixture and offers a cheaper alternative. It mentions a bottle of HERNZO as a daily remedy when mixed with water and references a pint of ordinary yeast priced at 12s and HEENZO Essuncot costing only 2s, noting availability from various shops.
Reports from Bega describe Woods Great Peppermint Cure cited as a remedy for bronchial coughs in a licensing hearing. The court granted Charles Wynne a license for the Metropolitan Hotel amid police opposition. Prime Minister remarks on Russia were aired, stressing misgivings and a path to freedom, while the Prices Commissioner predicts sufficient butter for Australians until spring. A Northumberland sheep endured 48 days under snow before rescue, its wool largely gone, alive but odd looking. Chronie Chest Complaints and the cure are noted.
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