Unclear fragment points to a remedy claim
The readable text hints at a Yorkshire remedy named Mo Keo promising relief but is incomplete and lacks verifiable details or attribution.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1920
Page
4
The readable text hints at a Yorkshire remedy named Mo Keo promising relief but is incomplete and lacks verifiable details or attribution.
The Forbes Literary Institute held its monthly meeting with officers and members present, including president Mulvilio and secretary Umrusey. Discussion covered proposed changes to fund distribution, honorary memberships, and plans for the annual subscribers meeting set for Thursday evening the 22nd. The treasurer reported a total of 48 pounds 3 shillings raised, and various motions were considered regarding institute administration and future events.
Jemalong Shire Council held a Saturday meeting with President I C Billet and councillors Sweeney Noakes Rawline and ally. Motions covered prince landing invitations, road grants, wheat contracts, rabbit barriers, and road maintenance across multiple shires with funding shares and engineer reports.
Fragmentary text describes council discussions on maintenance needs and material supply. Mentions a supervisor, a proposed extraction action, and a call to allocate gravel supply along a 100 yard stretch. Indicates formal motions and secondary support.
Report on Moorefield races highlights Sir Maraul and Flying Mindicap winning events while Stony failed after disqualification. In Sydney, Probert defeated Stanley Jones with a minor crowd present. Severe injuries noted to Cull and Connelly involved in race incidents. overall field quality and pricing remain steady.
A fragmentary ad notes a traveling salesman claiming to secure primant values at the cheapest cash price. It mentions weekly mileage and suggests trying their delicious RaUsages as a sales hook.
A brief note states Prow's will carry on the business of Up-to-date Lines. The announcement signals continuation of operations under the same owner and branding, indicating ongoing service provision and market presence.
A. Gunn announces billiard saloon at Ran sin Street offering nine tables and tobacconists stock. He aims for fair public patronage through strict personal attention, stocking stackers requisites fishing tackle and fancy goods, with a good attentive marker in the billiard saloon.
Ideal Tea Rooms informs patrons that dining and telecommunication service at the Meagher & Co location have closed. Guests are directed to the other shop opposite the Post Office and Albion Hotel for better accommodation, while confectionery items and refreshments continue at the old address near Kevin's bakery.
Plain guidance for creating a family cough remedy using Heenzo Arogiternd herbal extracts with water and sweetened flavor. The text warns against habit forming opium drugs and laudanum, suggesting a homemade alternative. It cites availability in stores and markets.
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