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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1913
Page
3
A detailed guide on dress design with taffetas and lace turning plain lines into stylish garments. Practical home tips cover cleaning fads, curtain ideas, and care for fabrics along with kitchen recipes for chocolate, rice, and fried potatoes.
An illegible ad urges readers to treat backache as a sign of kidney trouble and to use Dean's Backachs Kidney Pills as recommended by a Colac woman. It claims relief after the first bottle and promotes ongoing use for prevention and health.
The Prins Sigismund carries news of the murder of J. A. Warner, a mineralogist from Leenec, who left Sydney with a young person named Windsor. They traveled toward Maps Junction station, via a mountainous country with three native carriers, reaching Wampwa 20 miles Iceland, Windsor falling ill and returning to the mission station.
Retailers announce deep cuts to reduce overstock ahead of new stock. Shoes and boots discounted with values on Ladies Glace Kid styles and gents comfort boots, plus watertights and woollens set for clearance. Tailoring quality stressed as value and style combine in garments.
Dublin hospitals report 400 treated for injuries from a five hour Saturday night strike. Riot police baton charged crowds after the march was disrupted. Larkin of the Transport Workers Union was arrested while addressing demonstrators as military units aided police to restore order.
Rioting erupted in Dublin with mobs clashing near Liberty Hall and Sackville Street. Police used force as ambulances ferried the injured, 75 arrests were made, and Larkin, disguised, was captured and later arrested after addressing a hotel gathering.
Sporadic disturbances continue in Londonderry as Cheyshire troops are ordered into readiness and police arm themselves with service revolvers. Firing by civilians reported, with one man named O N seriously wounded as authorities strive to separate factions. Mr William O'Brien urged reconciliation and peace at an All-for-Ireland demonstration in Skibbereen.
C C Anderson and N C Anderson, builders and contractors, are named in a notice listing their involvement in a construction project. The brief item identifies the firms and associates but provides no further details on scope or schedule.
The fragment indicates a notice related to pupils aliases and terms Suerte Seca. Details are incomplete but imply a naming or identity notice tied to individuals and aliases referenced in the unreadable text. Further readable context is required to identify persons or jurisdiction.
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