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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1948
Page
8
A compact guide outlines worm symptoms in children and suggests a simple remedy. It mentions stomach upset, nausea, headache, and bowel issues as signs. The text discusses cautious measures and anticipates some discomfort in diagnosing and treating parasitic infections.
A fragmentary OCR passage mentions Comstock’s Dead Shoe Worm and Dr Morse Indian Root Pills amid references to a coroner, a list of dubious products, and scattered names. The text appears as garbled marketing and health notes with unclear context and few coherent facts.
Parkes produced a strong defensive stand and counterattacks to defeat Forbes in the open division final. Key players from Parkes and Forbes exchanged scoring runs as the match unfolded, with Parkes edging ahead late and securing the championship.
An opaque OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and fragments across sections. It references multiple individuals and affiliations in a dense, garbled format, lacking coherent narrative or clear events to summarize.
A long OCR fragment discusses responses to Mr Leonard and Labour Government actions. It mentions tariff debates, national vindication, and legislative council duties, with numerous names and places garbled. The text hints at political fault lines and party tactics without clear outcomes.
A tight contest at National Park saw Forbes edged by Orange in a close finish. A record crowd of over 1,600 attended as both teams exchanged leads, with Orange pulling ahead in the final moments amid breezy conditions.
A poorly legible note attributes alimony to an author named Kathleen Winnie and mentions irregular payments. The fragment suggests requests for 40 dollars weekly for a camera and 1.400 dollars for a bed or couch, but specifics are unclear in the damaged text.
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