Our Jack Bickfort Coe Fasemce Coffee Claim
A beverage named Our Jack by Bickfort Coe Fasemce is described as made from Mocia Coffer Little ices and cane wear. It is priced at 10 cups of TRacetinet Coffee for 1/6 and said to be obtainable here.
14 Sep 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
1
A beverage named Our Jack by Bickfort Coe Fasemce is described as made from Mocia Coffer Little ices and cane wear. It is priced at 10 cups of TRacetinet Coffee for 1/6 and said to be obtainable here.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Piies and timing, noting suffering from Plies and claims they were best with pieces at 1/6 and 3/6. The garbled text lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to establish a full news item.
A scrambled London to Paris round up notes that mention Jack Johnson and an inheritance dispute over two million pounds, European tours, Belgian fortifications, a Chilean boxing tragedy, school strikes in London and Islington, price reductions in Roubaix, Admiralty coal logistics, a maritime naval showing in Berlin, and Barry defeating Fogwell for England’s boxing title with plans for a world match on the Thames.
Reports from across the globe describe a violent clash as troops fire on crowds around the Viceroy in Peking, maritime disasters with drownings and bunker fires on emigrant ships near St Helena, and labor strikes as trade unions declare a general strike.
Quality note extols Hoadley Jama Cameed Fruits and Tomato Sauce as delicious and best in class. Claims availability at leading grocers and emphasizes reputation. Also praises a well fitting suit from Skeen Our Tailor as long lasting joy for demanding wear.
An ad describes Dr. Sheldon’s Digestive as a natural remedy after meals to prevent gas, aridity, palpitations, headaches, and other stomach troubles. It claims no strong drugs are used, offering gentle digestive elements. Dyspepsia and related stomach issues are said to be cured with two to four tablets after meals. Price is 2 shillings 4 pence per tin.
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