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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1936
Page
4
An advertising piece attacks laxatives for constipation and promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as the bulk tonic. It claims laxatives weaken the system, urges daily meal-time use with milk, and promises relief within a week followed by regular elimination and improved health with continued use.
W E Brown V C D C M from Tasmania handed over his war relics and medals including his V C to the War Memorial trustees in Canberra. The visit followed across the Pacific war service and a 1918 Victoria cross at Villiers Bretonneux.
Canberra Alpine Club members report deep snow along the western ridge from Mt Franklin to Ginini and Gingeras. Two parties explored the area with hopeful forecasts of winter skiing from June to August. The summit and slopes yielded two feet of snow with promising runs and plans to clear timber for first class courses next summer.
Report states liquor ordinance specs met with cafe license fees at 10 percent of purchases while residential licenses are 5 percent. It is understood Hotel King will be completed with furniture installed by next week and open for business on Monday July 20.
Beaver presents a constitution for the Junior Farmers Club at Queanbeyan with steps completed to launch the group. Membership is by state agricultural office and annual fee. Meetings and bureaux dates are listed for Hawkesbury and Cooma districts in July.
In a hard fought match Ainslie edged Queanbeyan with a first quarter lead and late defensive drama. Net and Roe stood out for Amalie while Evans and Spender contributed solidly for Ainslie. Manuka’s absence of captain hindered their attack as Brink and Worthy led the fight.
A reader recounts 12 months of rheumatism and swollen hands and credits Kruschen Salts with relief after two bottles. The complaint is linked to excess uric acid, with salts claimed to dull and dissolve crystals and aid elimination through natural channels.
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