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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
4
A fragment from Captain L J Morshead writing to Mr Morhead of Mount Whoscot. The missive appears dated May and references ether communications and a location described as Somewhere in Bure wee.
A youth named Harold Brust employed by Pettitt Ron Amber Merchants was injured in a dynamite accident. He pricked a dynamite cord when it exploded injuring his left hand and severely damaging his forearm. He received emergency treatment and had a finger and damaged tissue removed as needed.
The notice invites sufferers of indigestion are pile mental and physical pains to seek advice from a department offering paid consultations. Handwritten contact details mention Dept 39 and a health college address in Mel hore for a special consultation form by mail.
Injury report notes internal hemorrhage with medical staff treating the case. Dr Seoty provided dressing while Mr Fuller traveled to Melbourne to obtain the advice of an oculist.
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