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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
4
Readable segments show a Carcoar Show program dated Wednesday October 18 1922 with detailed prize categories. It lists sections for prizes including horses ponies livestock and flowers, with entries and special attractions. The text includes numerous itemized classes, ribbons, and entry rules, referencing sponsors and specific prizes across sections A through H and related notes.
Fragmented notes describe the Mandurama Oddfellows Ball with officials from Orange Hockley and A Sainsbury listed as organizers. A Hines served as MC and a large supper was served. Several named attendees and secretariat duties are mentioned, with garbled phrases about toasts and entertainment.
A garbled page notes an advertisement for a product called the Rapid Healer claimed to cure piles and related health issues. It touts quick relief, easy use, and broad availability, while a mixed write-up mentions a Young Chronicle feature about a lecture or entertainment event and collage-related reading.
An advertisement promotes Bisurated Magnesia as a quick cure for acid fermentation and dyspepsia. It claims relief from redigestion and acidity, suggesting the product neutralizes stomach acid and fermentation. The copy urges readers to buy at Shepherd’s or drugstores, touting a bold wrapper brand name.
Jon Bridle in town for the races asked for a cheque with Not Sociable written across it. He claimed it kept strangers from exploiting the document and suggested baking a cake with tapers for a children’s tea as Dozens of kiddies prepare to celebrate Dear Little Cuddles’s third birthday amid July’s dreadful croup.
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