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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
3
Fragmentary obituary notice style column lists names and kinship relations with scattered mentions of births marriages and deaths. It references several families and places including Geelong Stawell and Tope with dates and ages implied by the garbled OCR.
Fragmentary text shows travel related notes with street addresses, times, and names. Reads like a garbled travel or notice page item referring to Mullis Gare, Elizabeth Street, Montay Brulay, and Meth Heeling with vague times and locations.
A Geelong Scouts page details activities for the Barwon area, including troop meetings, patrol leadership, and upcoming camp plans. It notes the Trenchard Miller Patrol’s strong performance, mentions ASM J Hain and ABMs E Allen J Manes V Giles in charge, and urges Boguts to submit votes and funds by the next Wednesday night to support association operations.
Records show the Leigh shire council discussing a supply issue for halal ghee and related equipment needs. The meeting covers hospital deliveries, water provision, and repairs, with committee members and officers named in attendance and action items assigned.
A garbled report describes road works at Dolly's Corner Cortudbap and Wakehing's Hillave with pipe installations and resurfacing in progress. It mentions permissions for water access, a safety inquiry into a potential vehicle collision, and discussion of Shelford common abolition along with cattle control and parish duties.
A garbled health-advocacy note warns readers about anxiety and migraines and promotes "tau tablets" or "peauine," claiming subtle relief after meals or as needed. It mentions potential side effects and suggests avoiding uncertain substitutes while praising certain unnamed products.
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