23 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 23, 1918
Page
1
Local Hibernians stage a day of events on the Show Grounds including a 12/10 open race, three fights, foot races, walking, tug of war and a grand prize near a guinea. Tea and cakes at the booth, rain unlikely, and a large turnout expected for St Patrick’s Day events.
Short ad urges immediate action for coughs and colds with Dr Sheldon’s remedy. Warns not to neglect a cold as it may be serious. Mentions product newness and availability everywhere with numbers 6 and 3.
The ad touts Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery as a throat chest remedy that targets the root of illness without disturbing the digestive system. It claims effectiveness and appeals to families with a price of 3 shillings for small bottles and cheaper per larger quantities.
A ladies meeting at Aloomba Hall discusses social arrangements for January 2 and notes funds from members and badge sales. Details include motion to advertise a social, appointing Mr Croft as MC, payments to Claassen Petersen and attendance issues. The January social was not held due to weather and the secretary was to contact several members about music and doorkeepers.
A TIME SAVER claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an antiseptic hintment that heals wounds faster than any other treatment and is sold everywhere. The ad urges keeping the salve on hand for quick relief and recovery.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to keep Dr Sheldon's New Discovery in sight for winter coughs and colds. It promotes easy access for family use, highlighting price 1/6 and 3 and wide availability.
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