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Newspaper
Corryong Courier
Location
Corryong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
4
A fragmented OCR list catalogs numerous 19th or early 20th century patent medicines and remedies. Brand names include Magnasia Citrate Magnesia, Sagrada Porous Plasters, Martine Glycerine, Scott's Emulsion, and Cascara Pills alongside tonics and elixirs. The snippet reads like a trade card of miscellaneous remedies.
The Commonweal th Treasurer outlines consent procedures for capital increases and new company formations under the Reform Acts. Applicants must submit detailed capital structures, existing shares, preferences, and future funding plans, plus employment and director details. Forms require disclosures on prospectuses, subscriptions, and repayment terms, with stringent penalties for false statements.
The tale centers on Jack Marston and Dora facing a murder trial over Edith's death. Dora is declared not guilty after a key young witness testifies about the medicine causing Edith's demise. Jack and Dora, amid courtroom drama, await a future together as Dora recovers at home.
In a fragmentary dialogue from the Arkansas Traveller style, Strangers and Trappers banter about distances to taverns and forks, mockery of repairs, and playing a tune. The scene shifts to a mountain setting, with a river story and a remark about a marble monument and quarry business.
The Corryong Courier argues the district newspaper keeps locals informed of town and district happenings and opportunities. It claims distant national and world news lacks local relevance and stresses the paper’s business value in tracking local events and prospects.
A Tonal newspaper notice invites business with Jim and highlights a close tie to his best customer, signaling local commerce emphasis and ongoing commercial relationships in the community.
Postal notice details delivery charges for the Commonwealth, New Zealand, and annexed islands, listing rates per box or portion, special cases for magazines and newspapers, and charges for delivery beyond the Commonwealth including additional mileage surcharges. It specifies books, magazines, and newspapers shipments to various regions with per parcel and per half mile increments. The text preserves entities like Australia New Zealand Fiji Solomon Islands and mentions Orient Royal and related mail lines.
The fragment lists enlistment qualifications for ages 18 to 45 with minimum height and measurement details. It outlines pay rates for ranks Lieutenant Sergeant Corporal Private and separation allowances for married members and dependents, including per day and per annum figures. It also mentions widow benefits and disability provisions, noting amounts per rank and per child, with total incapacity adjustments.
The notice lists the Pallagatta train times from Tallangatta with varying weekday departures and includes a section titled The Years Records detailing rainfall or event years 1905 to 1915. The advertisement notes wartime constraints and printer wage board influences, with publication at the Corryong office in Victoria.
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