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Newspaper
Camperdown Herald
Location
Camperdown, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
3
Market summary shows fluctuating stock sales and cattle prices with mention of prime rations and dairy stock. Various figures indicate live cattle, dairy cows, and related lots traded, reflecting pricing volatility and demand across the market day.
A garbled page lists a flood of names, events, and notices from a local area. Mentions include various individuals, sports results, hall gatherings, and upcoming meetings, with scattered references to venues, dates, and prizes. The text shows mixed fragments of social notices, competitions, and advertisements without coherent context.
Colac residents hear news of local school events, hall plans, and club activities. The community watches PLC and Hibernians discussions, a council ballot, and upcoming county league games while weather and markets shape daily routines.
Readers discuss the treatment of caged hares in a local onsen setting. Some defend the practice as a traditional custom, while others call it barbaric torture. The first gathering drew a small turnout, but supporters insist the issue merits further discussion.
The Ladies College of Health moves from 16 Elizabeth Street to Priest's Buildings 27-329 Colline Street Melbourne. It claims sole authority in Victoria for Dr. D. M. Connley's Tamane Orange Lily Treatment, advertised as a years long remedy for women’s ailments.
Camperdown defeated Cobden 12 goals 11 behinds to 5 goals 7 behinds in a hard fought game. Best for Camperdown were Martin Telfers Andrew Wang Vere Aon Powers Vogler and Thomsors. Other results include Carlton 11 10 over Extenda 6, St Kilda 12 10 over Goolong 4 10, Fitzroy 14 16 over University 38, Collingwood 10 over South Melbourne aa Melbourne defeat Richmond 14 11 to 4 Melbourne 7 pitta 1413 over Williamstown 19 15, Essendon 14 13 over Hawthorn, Port Melbourne 12 10 over North ote 6 13.
A Melbourne notice promotes the Natural Health Company's Health Guide and a June 9 visit by a company representative to discuss motherhood blessings and immi grants. Free copies of the guide are offered by post, with offices listed for obtaining more information.
The Colac winter meeting showcased a chaotic but competitive program. Notable outcomes included Wolf securing a clear win in the main sprint while rival contenders faced falls and injuries. Riders reported bruises but continued racing as officials cleared the course amid unsettled conditions.
Odd OCR fragment lists optical aid terms and eye care references. Mentions optician associations and examinations with unclear names and dates. Indicates a historical note on fitting glasses and professional bodies, with fragmented phrases about specialty and export.
A garbled OCR fragment records a mix of rail, weather, and wartime references. It mentions a farmer named Marke, a Sydney airman Dowald Watt, and an eldest daughter’s death with vague local details. The text is tangled, making exact events unclear.
A damaged passage extols Sanders Extract and Eucalyptus as a preventive tonic against throat and respiratory infections. The ad claims mouth drops and tincture provide antiseptic power, preventing diphtheria and smallpox by disinfecting the throat and overall infection pathways.
A Victorian council debate discusses retaining kilts and recruiting help for regiments. A secretary letter from Corangamite is read, and Senator Benyen’s motion to disband kilted regiments is carried. Veitch defends inclusion of Bagheri Irish Welsh and Scottish in national regiments. discussions urge broader Highland ties and engagement with Hibernian and St George societies in the Western district.
The Iadice and gentlemen of the horns for Mr Bennett's concert will meet for practice on Friday evening at Otto in the Temrorance fail. A.10s the commonnalth Bank ola ree PRitanbed ton Neweaalle Urspot of Eridas nlgkiant Gaworth sil gnoly. Hu peceived 2 1) change.
Eye strain effects are described as far reaching affecting mental and physical health. Development of strain is noted as never ceasing with winking. The only remedy is proper glasses. Mr SH Abotowey, a well known optician, offers to fit glasses and will visit Canard on Thursday June 4.
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