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Newspaper
Cowra Free Press
Location
Cowra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1919
Page
6
A garbled, sensational ad touts “Make your own cough Ako influenza mixture” claiming large savings and family supply. It lists ingredients like honey and sugar and vague references to vinegar and Keenso, urging readers to prepare large quantities in corked jars for “taking,” with dangerous assertions about safety for children.
Walter John Amos of Rockley married Stella Berths, fifth daughter of Me and Mye J. W. Ball of Molong, in a ceremony led by Rev S Gilby at the Methodist Church Molong. The bride wore ivory crepe de chine with beaded veil, bridesmaids in pink, and gold gifts exchanged. After toasts and telegrams, the couple left for the South Coast, guests traveling with gifts and well wishes.
An appeal from Virus Campaign Director WEALEA MS urging voters to reject Hath qMerbione and vote NO on ballot measures. The message promotes political action, naming candidates and urging turnout at the polls and careful consideration of the issues.
A historical notice promotes a cure labeled Gilbert's Magic for rheumatism sciatica and gout. The text lists names and places in a fragmented manner, mentioning a healer chemist and various nonsensical terms, with unclear associations to a cure or location.
A letter from P. F. Loughlin argues that the Progressive label was used to split the vote and bolster anti-labor aims. He criticizes Farmers and Settlers and figures like Mossie Pigott and Chanter as aligning with Nationalists, calling the decoy party tactic a betrayal of labor interests.
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