Unclear fragmentary note mentions bilious remedies and names
Fragmentary OCR text references bilious incidents and remedies, with scattered names and phrases. The readable content is sparse and lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable event.
11 Jan 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1911
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text references bilious incidents and remedies, with scattered names and phrases. The readable content is sparse and lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable event.
A flooded ad listing multiple real estate opportunities and rental spaces. Properties include 6 room cottages, 4 room houses with frontage details, acre blocks on Kurche Street, building sites on Manifold Street, and other parcels priced from £4 to £580. Listings cover Cottages, houses, blocks, and sheds with terms and contact hints scattered through the page. Listings mention college property, private rights, and varying frontage measurements in Telear, with prices in pounds.
A report by railway surveyor Mr A Conturios finds no present plan to connect Ellong to Bacchus Marsh by rail. Proposals lack traffic to cover costs, and options toward Covlong or Towels areas are deemed uneconomic.
A reluctant inventor described as in his late twenties in Melbourne works on a wireless telephone system claiming it can remove wiring limits. He and associates file for a patent while detailing experiments and potential improvements over existing wires. The piece mentions the inventor, a San Francisco partner, and ongoing testing across several locations with a focus on simplifying long distance voice transmission.
A livestock auction at Grshea market centered on sows and bacon hogs with bids rising for top-weight pigs. Several buyers and shipping concerns are listed, including J. G. Johnstone and Uo, plus local traders, as sale results note prices around 45 to 48 shillings per head and subsequent sales planned for Monday.
An old style advertisement from Gealbayg and Terang markets promotes HOTIDES M.B.BERG and HODERN TAILORING DEPOT with claims of rapid service. It touts latest novelties in Gent's Mercery including hats shirts collars and tees and lists T. E. Gould as manager.
Castles Bros advertise vast DYOSMONGERY inventory with low cash prices. Items include wire netting, garden spades, cages, paint, brushes, movers, cleaners, and various tools at bedrock prices.
An old Edinburgh based advert for J DB Dickson promotes goods from Sydney and Co. in Melbourne market. It lists carat gold jewelry including bracelets rings pendants watches and chokers with guaranteed quality. It also notes repairs for watches clocks and chronographs offered with twelve month guarantees and low Melbourne prices.
A passerby wearing a suit described as showing character and individuality draws note. The description emphasizes the tailor’s craft and invites readers to inquire for more details.
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