Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promote Clear Skin
A signed statement from Llanchy View Nee Mone 22 1916 endorses Cuticura Soap to cleanse and beautify and Cuticura Ointment to soften and heal skin and scalp. It notes success across skin and scalp troubles and highlights preservation of clear skin, clean scalps, and healthy hair, with global sales by Chesnet Girment Nation's Towns & Co. in Sydney NS and elsewhere.
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Oches
Llanchy
Nation’ S Towns & Co
Sydney
N.S. W
Baxter under fire over Kellerberrin visit fallout
A farmers' journal tone critiques Minister Baxter's Kellerberrin trip, calling it a misstep and urging self-examination. The piece argues Baxter lacks independence, is swayed by allies, and remains controversial, risking further damage to his position and potential reform. It signals opposition from farmers and factions within the Country Party.
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Melneasy
Baxter
Kellerberfin
Patisf
Farmers’ Journal
Ketterberrin
Han Mart
Taster
Disappearance mystery and local mining notes at Northampton
Northampt on correspond ent reports twelve days without trace of Patrick Talbot. Search parties and river work fail to locate him. Also noted are political addresses by Fremantle and Geraldton MPs, and mining progress at Wheal Elen mine with truckloads of ore moving to the railway. Distant prospects and other Northampton mines are said to be productive.
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Patrick
Talbot
Polley
Barseback
Amalies Arowund
King's Hall
Benones
Fremantle
J.C. Willcock
Ml.l.a
Geraldton
Raddera
P. May
Northampton
Peti Hriakt
Som Alfoget Mining
Tone
Hieh-Radento
Metal market and ore output amid reopening oil mines
The report notes metal market strength with high prices for ore and reopened oil mines after a long strike. A recent rainy spell brings over two inches of rain since early June, affecting development work and output expectations.
England's Navy Strength War Reportin August Details
A wartime summary states in August officers numbered 115000 for the Navy, personnel at 490000, total naval tonnage rising to over 4 million tons and mine sweepers 43,000 strong. It notes 3,009,000 horses and mules, 1,000,000 vehicles, and 25 million tons of explosives moved by British ships, with 190,006,000 tons of food and other materials transported. The North Sea area is patrolled over 140,000 square miles, and British submarines have attacked 40 enemy warships and 270 vessels in a month.
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Sr Om
Meee
North Sea
Germany
North Atlantic
Arctic Oceana
Haror
Bisulated Magnesia for Stomach Trouble as Digestive Aid
A historical remedy touts bisulated magnesia to neutralize stomach acid stop fermentation and ease indigestion after meals. It claims quick relief, cites a Queensland example, and warns only BISURATED magnesia is safe while other forms may harm.
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Pope
P. V. Anderaan
Cooray
Queensland
Raya
Exraszss Express Struggles Over Subscriptions and Wealth
The text discusses the Exrazss newspaper facing subscriber pressures and financial limits. It notes the paper has grown through past support but now faces skepticism about patronage while warning against extending credit and promising stricter, quarterly pruning of staff and operations.
Advertising Rates and Delivery Arrangements Declared
The Express defends advertising value and condemns retrenchment while noting stable rates. It lists agents in Mingenew Prothorpe Three Springs Northampton and Perth for paper access, stating delivery not from the office but via agents.
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E. 4. Field
Mingenew
Haselby Bros
Protharoe
W. Purchase
Northampton
E. J. Duffey
Three Springs
Gordon ¢ Gotch
Perth
Horse shot by unknown rifle near Beverley
Beverley district road workman Jackson heard two rifle reports while near a horse and dray at around noon. The horse reared, then fell dead with a wound to its side. Mr J F Thomas admitted firing his military rifle at a hawk nearby and offered to replace the horse after the accidental discharge.
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Beverley
Road Board
Jackson
Abbut
J.F. Thomas
T. Thomas
Lievily
Dr Morse Indian Root Pills Deemed Corrective Not Cure All
An Australian advertisement markets Dr Morse Indian Root Pills as a corrective for bodily disorders not a universal cure all. It claims the remedy supports nature by aiding the system to purge impurities and restore health and strength, noting benefits in thousands of homes.
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Morse
Australasia
Marge
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Mrrauihe Vrited
Winglom
Scrousts
Maven Securities
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New Britain and the Pacific
Interstate and International Savings Bank
Denison Miller
Roma
Norrockses
Rapuermerrmt
Eaen Cere
Baby
Mellins
Mellin
Austin
Messrs, Gollin & CO. Propriatary, Ltd
Melbourne
Geraldton Express
Ita
Io Nasil
Lee Ha Sabgeribera
Brn Hee Nan
Burma
Ruy
Ames Perens
Loodom
Dove Bitumastic Ltd
Newgastle-On-Tyne
London
Liverpool
Mebeeter
Glaggow
Cardiff
Birmingham
Leeds
Hull
Voy
Gms
Erin
Beecham
Geraldon Express
Thes Engaes
Sol
Lotal
Isarong
Oran
Mrade
Exrnees
Exress
Swho
T. R. DE Lucey
J. Ryan
Geo, Laing
Snell
Country
Peseisa
Menonawts
Mino- Pactorers of
India
Rajkot
Fountpen
Stetvers
Mabie, Todd and Co
Exmiss Paovre Company
Mian Tzamacs
Tn Sound
Moser
NH. de Lacey
J On
Ryas
Laing
J. G. Clarks
Ever Taille
Seall
Geo. Hommm Sad Co
Francis Benry Critch
Ceridium Express
Geraldton Meeprest
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