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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
4
A testimonial promotes Zam-Buk Healing Balm for a range of skin issues. Doris Wells of Launceston reports clear skin after regular use and sunburn relief. The ad warns buyers to ensure genuineness and avoid inferior imitations. Zam-Buk is marketed as a universal home remedy with price details.
Headaches backache neuralgia and fatigue ailment prompts claims for Hean's Tonic Nerve Remedies. Advert reads tonics and mixtures promise relief in a 13 days supply at cost, with emphasis on nervous complaints and anemia.
The article argues that many patients misattribute digestive issues to other causes and rely on harmful drugs. It promotes bisulated magnesia as a safe remedy to neutralize excess stomach acid, improve digestion, and avoid after-effects, recommending a half teaspoonful after meals.
Dalgety and Co Limited announces ongoing appraisements at their centre with liberal advances on consignments. Emphasizes ample warehouse space, accurate weighing, careful handling, prompt returns, and safeguards for growers’ wool clips of all sizes.
A short story fragment notes a special arrangement involving a toy piston and copyright issues. The text hints at a quirky legal or creative dispute centered on ownership and control of a playful device. No clear names or dates are provided.
A brutal summary of a London dramatic fragment recounts abuses at Hell's Bottom where overseers Clancy and Munster loot a slave fund, mete cruel punishments, and using a round robin written by enslaved workers leads to a dramatic confrontation. Roger Vandervater reads the petition, confronts the abuse, and punishes the overseers. The tale ends with a survivor narrator recalling family history and the moral from the event.
A playful dialect exchange between Flynn and Mulligan features garbled lines about passing with a hat and flying money, showcasing comic mispronunciations and spirited banter in a rural or tavern setting. The snippet preserves colloquial rhythm and character voice.
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