05 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1914
Page
1
A testimonial from Aine Breyny notes three years of relief from biliousness with Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills. The letter, from a Brunswick medical area, claims the product improves liver function, digestion, and bowel issues, and requests publication consent.
A garbled 19th century racing page mentions the thoroughbred Montcalm, races in Australia, and a list of horses and owners. It notes events, heats, and stakes with scattered names like Tattersall, Sydney, and Wayne, outlining a busy schedule of trials and challenges.
Fragmentary OCR describes Beech Forest to Melbourne service with erratic times and stations. Mentions Beech Forest arrival, trains on certain days, and stops at Buchanan Ferguson Weeaproin Gillngs Wyetengte Stalker Laver'n Hill with inconsistent cadence and unclear dates.
Fragmentary notice shows trains from Bis Splay to Forrest with services on Tuesdays Mondays and Fridays. Readable bits indicate route timing gaps and inconsistent day names.
Rail and transport notes list trains to Lismore Colac Crosay and Geelong with times from 3 am to afternoon plus numerous fragmented place names. The passage blends transport timetable data with scattered advertising lines for goods and devices, including references to ships, phonographs, batteries, and miscellaneous products.
Melbourne notices advertise multiple sums of money available with trust and other funds. Interest offered at six percent for terms up to six years.
George Wilmot appointed to lead Lac Aerated Waters and Cordial Manufactury. Company name appears repeatedly in notice, outlining leadership or ownership details tied to Lac area operations.
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