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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
10
Pain and various ailments are claimed to be relieved by Green Wealth Salts. The ad promises cleaning and strengthening of the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, claiming daily action and prevention of waste buildup. It lists price 2/9 per bottle and wholesale/manufacturer names.
An Australian remedy for infantile paralysis claims a salve from J. Marconi of Flinders Lane Melbourne and distributors Bull & Owen. The advertisement asserts the salve can restore limb use after nine years of paralysis and promotes a nationwide availability with free directions. It cites testimonials from Mrs. J. Bigd of Queensland and mentions the remedy’s preventive and curative claims against poliomyelitis.
An OCR saturated report describes community actions in Newtown as Save the Children advocates press for protection and relief amid local strife. It notes multiple groups and leaders rallying, with mentions of Canterbury and Milton regions, calling for support and policy changes.
A lengthy obituary notes the death of Mouel sympathor and lists numerous family members, friends, and local officials connected to the Noble ab. Newton Just Sabatay, with details of services and funeral arrangements. The piece mentions various attendees and includes references to churches, lodges, and the burial at a Mason funeral service. A funeral director, Mr. Alex Monro of Even, is cited as arranger, with services held at Presbyterian and Methodist churches and a graveside ceremony attended by many from surrounding districts.
Distressing bronchitis symptoms are described amid claims that Peps tablets dissolve on the tongue to soothe cough and ease chest congestion. The ad extols breath relief, throat soothing fumes, and expulsion of phlegm while promising full chest relief, mentioning sale in 3s boxes.
May reports show improved yields and field work delays due to weather. The Agricultural Colleges note higher total points for the year and ongoing seed trials. A focus on wheat varieties and experimental oil crops continues with 45 acres devoted to oil crops and fodder grain. Milk production and silage fed cattle are detailed, with acres ploughed and plow technology discussed. Public and private support notes attraction of new faculty and facilities.
A British company introduces a new coke oven battery capable of processing 12 100 tonnes of coal monthly with fifty ovens. The system recovers by products such as tar naphthalene and sulphate of ammonia and aims to produce about 700 tons of coke and additional chemical outputs per month.
Odd, garbled dialogue depicts a child named George and a question about creation. The noisy transcription hints at a scene of mispronounced remarks and playful confusion, with a brief glimpse of adult commentary on appearance and manners. The exact context and full meaning remain unclear due to damaged text.
The Geelong Ruridecanal Chapter, led by Dr Brown, met at the Church of Ex Nand Grarmar School in Corig on Tuesday. Guests enjoyed tea and coffee, toured the chapel and grounds, heard Archdeacon Hindley discuss church law, and praised the large attendance and hospitality.
An old herbal remedy promises relief for coughs asthma and flu like symptoms. The advertisement extols Bonningtons Irish Moss as soothing to throat and inflamed membranes with a lasting effect from a single dose to regular use. It touts a pocket size bottle for handy relief and asserts authenticity of the genuine Bonningtons product.
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