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Newspaper
Burra Record
Location
Burra, South Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1919
Page
4
A fragmented record from October 1919 shows council notes on by laws, an assessment confirmed at one shilling, and mentions payments and government grants. The garbled text references a clerk's report, costs, and a proposed offer to make arrangements.
A reader praises Doan's Kidney Pills for easing severe backache and fatigue from overwork. The testimonial from Mer. Moore details relief after taking one bottle, with full recovery after three bottles and notes the product is sold at 2 9 0 per bottle or 15 5 for six bottles, via Foster-McClellan Co. in Sydney.
Minutes record approval of road works at Apainga and Bright towailary costs and instalments. Subscriptions totalling £6,850 to a Pesce Loan are noted, with references to officials Dr Wali and Heinrich and payments for soldiers and paysheets. Next council meeting scheduled for Saturday October 25 1919.
The article discusses the Beeson of Town Planning and a proposed Town Planning and Development Bill before Parliament. It highlights a vision for a Garden City style layout with central features, open spaces, and a series of connected promenades and bridges.
An old health advert warns that after-effects are worse than influenza and urges readers to seek guidance. It promotes a booklet Diseases of the Blood by Williams Pink Pills, describing renewed energy, color, and appetite with sunlight, proper food, and rest. Sold by chemists and stores with postpaid pricing.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a patent remedy for indigestion and acidity. It mentions a French company and a chemical composition, claiming relief from dyspepsia after ingestion. The text references a tester, a chemist, and unnamed authorities to support efficacy.
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