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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1926
Page
10
A garbled reading shows scattered mentions of weather, local events, and forthcoming meetings. It references places like Bedgerabong and Newington, with scattered names and dates obscured by OCR errors.
A garbled excerpt discusses health, appetite, mating, and remedies with scattered terms like alice Brandy Ratan Tanunda and eking out restorative properties. The damaged OCR yields unclear connections, mentioning medicines and simple remedies but lacking coherent narrative or identifiable sources.
Weather updates show scattered rain across the district with registrations varying. A society sports subcommittee outlined a six event program for a rally week ending Monday, while an accident report describes a fall from a wall causing injuries and a vehicle collision near a ground.
For sale listing offers acres freehold with orchard vineyard and farm buildings. Located near Forbes with inch punchure mant and wheat area. Price £27 per acre. Nearby rail siding and krecholds mion from Niatwobatgie with Tarkest access.
A fragmented report details Tottenham events last Saturday including a new Tottenham Cricket Club formation, Mr C R Antrew as general secretary, and a large turnout with many bunks. Plans mention a return to Tottenham via Sydney and a forthcoming juvenile event and weekly activities led by Mr Denton.
An advertisement extols Kruschen Salt as a morning tea addition to rejuvenate complexion and spirit. It claims internal cleansing relieves constipation and improves skin and eyes, urging readers to buy the tonic at a tiny daily cost. The copy mocks aging by doubt and touts health as the path to youth.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses salting, chemical preparation, health and happiness claims, and daily doses. Mentions a family, a chemist, and a vague warning about preparation and sale. Lacks clear names, dates, places, or concrete actions.
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