28 Aug 1937
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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1937
Page
1
The Cloncurry Diggers Club committees donate £6 toward a Jumbo Stakes race to be held on the second week of the meeting with approval from the committee. Prizes include UK £5 and £1 from the prize pool for horses that compete, owners to ride, horses carrying at least 13 st weight. Nomination 4d closes an hour before start. the notice also advertises a medicinal tonic for coughs and related ailments.
A buyer is sought for an unspecified item seen at a recent show. Doo Fom BALE of Towneville requests contact for arrangement. The ad asks interested parties to provide a mailing or return address to respond.
A disrupted event notice lists names and locations around Coolullah and Highland towns. It mentions a military ball and a night of music labeled Good Music with a party atmosphere and a warning about prosecution for disturbances. Authorities reference Leases and local venues such as Creek and Moratmy.
The Dazzle Ball at St Andrew's Church of England, hosted by the Ladies Guild, drew large crowds and strong donations. Decor featured white St Andrew cross motifs and multicoloured streamers with elegant supper tables, crystal vases, and a coordinated color scheme. Music by Mrs Walduck's orchestra accompanied dances as many attendees wore elaborate gowns and varied outfits, making the event a notable social highlight of the season.
A historical health ad warns of bladder trouble and kidney disorders as hidden dangers. It promotes De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills, claiming relief for urinary irregularities, rheumatism, back pains, and inflammation. The ad emphasizes discreet treatment and positions the product as a proven remedy.
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