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Newspaper
Burra Record
Location
Burra, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
2
The notice invites readers to send interesting items or incidents from the week and asks for real live correspondents who can provide strong firsthand reports. It emphasizes staying prompt despite busy times and assures they record received material.
A chaotic fragment mentions Chamberlain's cough remedy praised as a great favorite amid a crowd scene during coronation festivities. It notes doctors, remedies, and a sale by T. W. Wilkwsup and references London civic figures planning coronation events costing about £30,000.
Fragmentary health note references Chatherair's Fein Balm used for cuts bruises and fever relief. Mentions Voebe and Whe injury instant effects and a chemist named Witkinson with unclear bore details. Contains garbled phrases and stray product claims from an old trade snippet.
The Yongala land board’s last week deliberations yielded a disappointing but creditable result for all applicants. Details include remarks on cases Stapleton James v. Tiver and Millar v. Tiver, with Judge Keats presiding and maintaining order throughout the proceedings.
A solicitor recounts a client who sought land ownership guidance. The client, urged to press a claim, confronted the rival but received no reply. After more attempts and a final return to the solicitor, the client demanded payment while the lawyer pondered if the venture was worthwhile.
A jumbled, OCR like excerpt mixes faded prose on women and beauty with mentions of Indian Root Pills, a London market pricing note, and war dispatches. It references Lord Roberts, South Africa, Chamberlain, Boers, and Methuen, ending with a note on rats killed in London docks.
A Mount Bryan match against Burras on Wednesday highlighted batting nerves, misfields, missed catches, and bowling misjudgments. The piece praises effort, urges calmer batsmanship and teamwork, and ends with a summary of the scores.
A first person account describes long lasting dyspepsia and severe digestive distress. The writer recalls rising fatigue, shaking nerves, and vivid bodily sensations before reporting relief from a tonic called Clemants Tonic. The narrative frames the tonic as a lifesaving remedy after months of no success with other treatments.
A charity concert in Mount Bryan Council Chamber raised about £3 19s 9d for the Burra Cricket Club. Performers included Miss Queale, Mrs Taylor, Collins, Pearce, A Pearce, G Lockyer, and a variety of vocal and comic acts.
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