Frootoids advertised as headache aid and laxative remedy
An advertisement extols Frootoids for headache indigestion constipation and visions. It claims rapid relief and superior cleansing action versus ordinary aperients, noting tested success and urging use at bedtime with 72 doses per bottle to curb dependence on standard laxatives.
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For Sale by Leading Chemists and Storekeepers Geelong Victoria
For sale by leading chemists and storekeepers at retail price 1/6. If not available locally ask your chemist to obtain or send direct to W. G. Hearne proprietor chemist Geelong Victoria. Notice The material in Froot Olds is of very best quality and not consist of only active principle of five different medical fruits and roots combined in a particular way for better results than ordinary approaches.
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W. G. Hearne
Geelong
Victoria
What Boys Think of Girls in Local School Opinions
A Camberwell school survey of boys at London County Council School in Leeds Street asks what they think of girls. Responses portray girls as both gentle and bold, with comments on hair, manners, marriage, and appearance. Some praise girls while others mock or stereotype them.
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Lowton Pounty
Leipsie Street
Camberwell
Howiver
Vackhal
Wapirt
Lonedon
Hye
Marriade
Plaes
Ler
Ming
Wien
Somuiris
Hale
Fragmented notes on birds, ships, and ancient questions in a wandering article
A jumbled historical piece blends questions about why the long legged birds save short tails, discuss the purpose of doublets and uniforms, and roam through geography and empire. It references cardinals, Catholics, and ancient places, with scattered facts about Malta, the central Mediterranean, and various islands, interspersed with curious anecdotes and names.
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Hino
Gore
Testund
Thraud
Balkans
Viaig Uehilinge Ceprms
Mbrleivee
Gual
Agnes Hh
Ant
Cooke
Dnetideat
Hows Uabervst
Kyown
Pst
Emlanca
Lin-Mosey
Stock and Station Bids Reflect Mixed Pastoral Prospects
Reports from Wood Brook and surrounding stations show varied rainfall and cattle activity across the district. Notable movements include sales of fat Devon cattle, interest in pure bred stock, and remarks from Sir Shipson on pastoral transport and the region’s stock potential amid recent weather impacts.
Hitions and Chamberlain's Tablets Advertised
Fragmentary OCR advertises Chamberlain's Tablets claiming quick relief for digestion and stomach invigoration. It mentions bowel benefits and sale through stores, with garbled brand names and misspelled terms. This item reads as a 19th or early 20th century patent medicine pitch.
Warner's Safe Cure Offered For Kidney Ailments
Advertisement extols Warner's Lite Cure as a remedy for kidney disease. It claims relief from symptoms such as back pain, dizziness, eyelid tremor, headaches, vomiting, skin hardness, urine irregularity, and color changes. The notice promotes free samples and lists Warner's Safe Cure bottles priced 2 shillings 9 pence, with Australasian distribution by Walbot Co. Ltd.
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Lembae
Warner
Ziay
Kidnys
Waabot Co. Ltd
Australasian
Warner's
Lottie
Warner'n Safe Cure
Warner's Safe Cure
Fragmentary note on a remedy and ingredients
A fragmented text discusses a remedy labeled Router's Little Pile as containing a mix of vegetables said to meet a specific request. The passage is garbled and ends mid thought with a stray line about agreeing to a tie.
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Router
Co-op Stores Advertises Price Policies and Lent Goods
A fragment notes churchmen are urged not to offer more than a hundredweight of fried fish at a time from the Co-op. Stores as fish is in Lent. It lists Cod strips at 8d per pound in patent medicines priced at patent prices, claiming exclusive pricing. It emphasizes no others can touch their prices.
Thrifty Hittite Diets and Frugal Habits Abroad
The text notes thrifty living by minimal meals and simple staples like milk and cheese, claiming Hittite households practice frugal diets. It claims France is empirelike and that prevailing fashion in dress endures across generations, with domestic cookery seen as plain and lacking novelty, urging frugality to avoid misery.
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Mapes
France
Mike Muster
The Re making of an Orchard in Portland Garden
A Portland orchard once overgrown and diseased is revived by J. Smith with publicity. A four year restoration includes thinning, pruning, and spray treatments using lamp oil and sulfur to combat aphids and woolly aphids. New growth responds, fruit yields rise, and the garden shows significant improvements under systematic pruning and care.
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Portland
J. Smith
Odin Roth
Mr. Smith
Smith
Mick
Liat
Lasstwam
Hortland
Trent
Hess
Serdar
Jinnp
Jack
Life Insurance by Bonnington and Woods products
A fragment notes life insurance as a metaphor for keeping Bonnington's Irish Moss on hand for immediate use. It promotes Bonnington's as a standard cough and cold cure, pleasant and reliable, and suggests Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for bronchial coughs.
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Bonnington
Woods
Australia
Ives
Transshipment Charges Stir Port Scotland Debate
A report on the NorWest tracks meeting of the Port Scotland Progress Committee highlights proposed wharf, lighterage, and transshipment charges at Fremantle and other ports. Government plans to impose higher rates, with detailed examples from the Tanjong Pagar Duck Ltd showing per ton and haulage costs and variations between sheds and ships.
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Port Sotland Progress Committee
Noursday
the Herald
Wade
Molcs
Fremantle Harbor
Freon
Wilson
Lrade
Linden
Ala Fremianily
Stevens
Shageepore
Tanjong
Pagar Duck., Ltd
Singapore
Cary
Fremantle
Cartige
Reply to Mr Moxon on Fremantle shipping rates
A letter to the editor questions Mr Moxon and the Sipping Combine over high charges between Fremantle and Nor West ports. It accuses the Adelatte Steamsip Company of profiteering, waterless rebates, and heavy dividends, while Fremantle traders seek relief. The writer requests explanations of subsidies, penalties, and private arrangements affecting Fremantle trade.
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Moxon
Ain Nor'-West
Adelatte Steamsip Company
Tnerseyane
Thie
Wester Australia
Nor“West
Perth
Plockawaces
Tia
Ax Hiven
Tuk
Frontan Tte da
Moxén
Conon
Walt
Shipping Combine
Eelen
Government bids to subsidise line of traders sparks Oceanic tension
In Fremantle a debate raged over the Melbourne chipping combine and its influence on government decisions. The fight centers on port trade diversions to Singapore and a potential subsidy to a line of traders, viewed by some as “greasing the fat pig.” Mr Moxon was urged to explain why his company resists diverting a £600,000 annual volume of trade from Fremantle to Singapore, amid calls to aid idle West Australian smelters and ore shipments from the North West.
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UW Nor'-Weat
South Fremans
Moxea
Fremantle
Melbourne
Vubl
Man Who Would Not Advertise For Chronic Chest Complaints
Satirical verse lampoons a miserly figure who avoids advertising and bank accounts. It critiques wealth and status with mock grave lines and a mock epitaph praising restraint against self-promotion and commercial schemes.
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