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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
6
A humorous yet chaotic reminiscence on moving irritations. Bailey cites a boy causing havoc with chairs, beds, and walls as families scramble to transfer goods. Neighbors’ gossip and a chaotic stair chase illustrate the urban moving ordeal and social scrutiny.
A fragmented account details a New Zealand figure named Arey White involved in a local dispute with Maoriland, followed by a long patient testimony describing severe stomach pains headaches and sleep loss. The piece presents a medical claim about a treatment labeled Glomenta and a sworn declaration by Evanp Farsi Maccan.
A noisy Melbourne style scene unfolds as a caravan delivers furniture to a townhouse. Neighbors gossip about the buyers, with Mrs Jones and Mrs Brown railing at styles, while the Mayor greets the new residents and invites them to dine, promising city help if needed.
A fragment reflects on pacing at midnight and moral reflection. The speaker dismisses needing a brass band or torchlight procession, suggesting restraint and order in moving at a quiet, late hour.
An advertisement touts Dr Moree’s Indian Root Pills as a cure for piles and related ailments. It features testimonials from a Mr Jol Boyce of Stocktm NS and claims to purify blood, strengthen organs, and relieve severe symptoms with a stated price and packing details.
A Sydney advertisement touts Capilla Hair Tonic and Richards Capilla Lair Tonio promising hair growth on bald scalps with a £1000 reward for proof. The offer appears in periodical ads alongside a new Blayney to Cowra rail timetable and medical elixirs praised for coughs and lung ailments.
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