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Newspaper
Corryong Courier
Location
Corryong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
4
Local notice lists items by Trish Moss Greathead including glycerine petroleum jelly cod liver oil carbolene oil and vaseline in small bottles likely for sale or trade in a community advertisement.
A long irregular list outlines closed and open seasons for various game and fish species, including birds and aquatic life, across national parks and regions. It notes prohibitions by the Game Act, with specific dates for close seasons such as September to December, May to August, and other period limits. The article also references authorities, proclamations, and proposed enforcement provisions.
A heavily garbled extract highlights a prominent tonic marketed by CLEVENTS TONIC LTD from Hayling, touting benefits for nerves, digestion, and general vitality. It cites endorsements and testimonials from medical and religious figures, claiming wide use across Australia and New Zealand and urging readers to obtain the remedy via chemists.
unreadable OCR text fragment includes names and locations but lacks discernible events or facts to summarize into a news item with clear entities and outcome. No verifiable action or result present to form a concise card.
Mrs. M Nugent announces she has transferred the butcher business to Mr C J Cronin for her son C B Nugent. The shop will operate under Mr W Cameron with daily prime quality meat and courteous service. Speciality and supply ordering details are given for Civility and attention guaranteed. Corryong.
Journal entries recount the July 28 assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo and rapidly escalating crises. Entries note Austria Hungary and Germany mobilizations, Russia and Britain actions, and the widening war across Europe with invasions, declarations of war, and early battles shaping a global conflict.
The text outlines postal rates and rules for Commonwealth delivery, including letters, letter cards, and newspapers. It references delivery within the British Empire and New Zealand and notes charges, weight-based rates, and registration rules. The fragment mentions parcels to the Commonwealth and overseas, plus delivery for New Hebrides, Banks and Torres Islands, and other regions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a stated livery price and monetary figures, plus references to property, examination, and unspecified legal or official actions. The legible items include payments or estimates around 1500 and 500, with unclear references to persons, offices, and actions.
The readable fragment lists train times from Talungatta with departures around 10 35 am and 10 45 am. It mentions a Timetable published by T Banturrn Sole Proprietary in Victoria and notes a station on Harrison Street.
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