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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 26, 1915
Page
3
The Winchelsea Golf Club held a conval meeting at Shire Hall and elected Eddie Ryvenetha as president for 1915 with Mr JR Patterson as secretary and treasurer. Membership fees were set, and plans for a forthcoming race meet at Glentress with cattle cages and separate events were noted.
Meltearne, superintendent of the Nature Health Co, will hold a meeting on Tuesday May to discuss the area near Vielteria Mere and the forthcoming fall treatment program. The gathering will include remarks on new methods and worker roles with a focus on safety and local employment.
A fragmentary article recounts a meeting at Cent with attendance details and scorers. It notes ages of participants and references a report about a choir and the Collier Het. It mentions milk and cows in a livestock tally and lists children and their ages among attendees.
An advertisement touts Dr Moree’s Indian Root Pills as a remedy for bilious skin eruptions and blotted complexions. A testimonial from Miss Violet Bogley of Moores Street Alexandria NSW claims the pills cleared her nihews attacks and red patches, aiding her energy and health.
A garbled statement references Dr Clarke the Anglican Archbishop of Stole and mentions a pledge within churches and cathedrals. The text hints at a reform movement in Medion and mentions local church figures and a push to support temperance actions locally.
A local appeal urges readers to donate pennies to aid Belgian children affected by war. The narrator notes hundreds of pennies already collected and hopes for over 1000 to be handed to Belgian children in need, blaming Kaiser Bill for their plight.
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