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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
7
An advertisement cites Mrs J J Frost praising Clemente Tonic for rheumatism and nervous breakdown, detailing long illness and recovery after seven bottles. The text touts health benefits across Australia and other countries, urging readers to order from the chemist’s store with a Friday deadline.
Fragmentary text mentions an agency tasked with inquiries into offenses and burglar-proofing. The readable parts hint at evaluating safety measures and authorities, but specifics are unclear.
A garbled report describes a convoluted event in which a group discusses abandoning a property and a woman named within a rough, anecdotal narrative. The text hints at coercion, fear, and a pursuit, with scattered mentions of a misdeed, a cart, and a dramatic departure but remains largely unreadable.
The text details a muddled narrative with numerous names and places, mentioning Conwell, Fikes, Petlies, Hawes, and Led Seans. It hints at a gathering or event with masked or unclear activities, referencing a garden, samples, and potential injuries amid scattered district names and dates.
The Conrad Power Dramatic Company stages a dramatic work featuring Ty Mae and American performers in a tale of romance and ambition. Expected to draw attention at the Austrilian State theatre, the production promises a rich staging with strong acting and a focus on character arcs including Oupbuin and Lady Chrotinie, highlighting the company’s merit and the performers’ talents.
Local column notes Connie Poy Chest Compheme and Gavat Woude Pepermuny update. The brief item lists names and a date fragment 16 with no further context or events. No clear actions, outcomes, or locations are provided.
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