Ayer's Cherry Feetoral Ad Sparks Curiosity
Fragmentary readable lines mention Ayer's Cherry Feetoral amid playful nonsense phrases. No clear event or individual details emerge beyond product naming and playful spelling.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary readable lines mention Ayer's Cherry Feetoral amid playful nonsense phrases. No clear event or individual details emerge beyond product naming and playful spelling.
A fragment notes the acknowledged remedial powers of Wolfe's Schnapps, indicating a belief in its beneficial effects. The wording reflects period advertising language and a product claim.
In Carnarvon Western Australia nine months ago youth William Hayat was rescued from drowning by Phoruas Demaline who dived in to save him as a boat drifted away. The Northern Times notes Demaline’s bravery and a letter from the Royal Society of Australia commends his prompt action and praises the rescuer and British resident William Sukroo.
A detailed Northern Notes report describes exceptional rainfall at Dirk Murray station on June 20 and the impact on local agriculture. It notes purchases of horses for breeding at Dal Hey Downs, including one year old and several others with prices £195 and £40 to £48, plus 25 rams from Mr Walst of Moora. Delivery details mention shipments and associated livestock movements to Dalgety Downs.
Me, Tt. F. Bush'n Clifton Downs station, Merara and Co, shipped 2600 wethers and 2000 ewes south. Flooding and drainage hinder yarding and drafting, with reports of boggy ground across several stations. Rain totals ranged from 4 to 5 inches, affecting movements and shipments to Toonora and port.
A long-collected note by Mr Gorman spurred talk of diamonds near Geraldton and the Murchison. Vosper’s insights describe terrain, alluvial flats, hills, gullies, and pockets where black tourmaline, garnets, quartz, and possible diamonds may occur, noting historical Brazilian links and the difficulty of authenticating specimens.
A reader recounts a long struggle with a painful hand condition that persisted for years. After trying doctors and chemist remedies with little success, the person finally reports improvement following Cuticura treatments, and mentions Wolfe’s Schnapps as a purported aid.
A description of Havolumite occurrences in Diamantina Minas Geraes Brazil noting conglomerate gurgutho deposits in quartz and ruby iron minerals. discusses clay soils named bano and formation by dolomitic and hydrometric processes. The piece compares Brazil with Western Australia and highlights potential commercial value and ongoing discoveries since 1810s.
In cams of four and gout Wolfe's Schnapps is recommended as a remedy. The notice cites its approval for easing swelling and joint discomfort.
In a Monday session MP Holman chairs the timber defence committee and states that Premier has been most influential in easing the dispute. The colonial treasurer Dr Wilson compliments the Premier's efforts, noting government intervention prevented a deeper crisis in timber talks. Wolfe's Schnapps is wrongly inserted as a distraction.
A disputed account describes a Premier’s limited role in a conference settlement. The narrator credits Tawvekin with arranging the meeting and drawing up a provisional accord, while denouncing efforts to claim credit beyond rightful contributions.
A fragmentary report notes a 13 ton pore storm at Williams Island with mentions of an island party and a person named Glan Katee Choon. The text suggests regular patches and a generally calm condition following the event.
The savaged OCR lists items with quantities and parties including Hartigan and party, Bond and partner, Kelty amet, Kilbride end party, and 1234 tons for GTor Bawt. It notes a parcel of 25 tons from the Maer rio Englwrl and mentions the fyAnite returns aRY MOL vette with small weights around forty weight per coal.
The narrative features a well known detective who compliments an arrest and discusses methods of catching a suspect. A wife’s remark and a street wise exchange hint at the trap and pursuit ending with the sleuth’s puzzling explanation.
An advertisement touts Chamberla Remedy as more than a soothing cough medicine. It claims to restore affected parts to health and remove the chance of a future attack, urging chemists and storekeepers to stock the product.
To Correspondents The Editor of the Express will be glad to receive from every part of the district turf and pastoral notes mining news and particulars of public and civic interest for publication and review.
An 35 year old claim touts Bonnington's Irish Mega as a genwine remedy for affections of the chest throat and lungs promising never failing relief if the genuine article is obtained.
Mr W Marshall Inspector Vermin Destruction Act Coleraine Victoria endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for instant relief. He recalls buying bottles in Casterton after a severe cold and notes rapid recovery from bronchitis with regular use. He recommends it to anyone with a family and says it is sold by chemists and storekeepers.
Train schedules list various routes and times between Geraldton Walkaway and Northampton with inconsistent OCR text. Key services include differing days and departures such as daily 6 a.m. on Mizell, Friday 10.10 p.m. train, and mixed services on Fridays and Saturdays. The fragmentary notes suggest multiple routes and irregular times with omissions.
Fragmented text lists event times and places across multiple days and venues including Day Dawn Lea and Guilowa Irwin Wherry Dongarrs Wallaway Tarra Narra Pridaya. It mentions 7 am and 8.80 am slots at Marion’s on Mondays and Thursdays, with scattered names and locations.
A historical ad copy touts Chamberlain’s Pain Balm as a versatile general liniment for rheumatism and muscle aches. It claims quick relief when applied, aiding rest and sleep, and recommends it for physicians and stores to carry.
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