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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
10
Ballarat turf and track events feature prominently with listings of horses, riders, and outcomes. The notice details race entries, weights, and prices, highlighting performers like Norma Brightou and Lady Billo, and mentions a farewell band and sales notices in the event program.
A fragmented account shows Regent Theatre and Melbourne arts scene with mentions of patrons, performers, and a large audience. The text references a stage event, film or concert, with numerous names and places interwoven in a chaotic review style. The piece hints at a public viewing, a theatre program, and surrounding commentary, all set in Melbourne.
A fragmented telegraphic shipping notice details cargo movements and port discharges. It mentions Levee Niduna and Mevourne Bone wet Welarret with prices like £59, and lists vessels or consignors including Canadian Copper and CAPER L BOR. The note references crew calls, cargo handoffs, and scheduled discharge times around 2 pm and Monday.
An old man visits a dentist who claims the shop is sound, while a sharp old woman counters his payment demand with wit. The scene ends with the woman boasting that money cannot buy value, leaving the dental visit as a humorous local reminiscence.
An advert promotes Bayer aspirin with the Bayer Cross emblem and asserts quick safe relief for lumbago backache pain and rheumatism. It warns readers to ensure the Bayer Cross appears on genuine tablets and cites widespread safety, urging consumer vigilance.
Auction-style classified page fragment lists a motor bus sale and a mix of goods. It includes vehicle and hardware notes, pricing hints like £730, items for farm use, showrooms, and remarks on buyers and dealers across multiple names and locations, with unclear OCR segments.
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