Down's Backache Kidney Pills Advertisement and Local Notices
An old Australian newspaper fragment advertises Dean’s Backache Kidney Pills claiming kidney support to prevent general health decline. It quotes testimonials from Thomas Tutchhixon and a Perth buyer, promoting price and availability at local chemists. The text also references Geraldton civic matters, a park issue, and a courtroom anecdote about Sabbath observance and mine management in Geraldton, dated October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tutchhixon
Fitagorakt-ntrert
Geraldton
Pown
Prine
Foster-McClellan Co
Murray-strent
Perth Bul
Down's
Geraldson
Gorakline
Port Gregory
Gorakhine
Geraldine
Darky
Knights of the Tash
Parkey
Samuenily
Titherington
Medliar
Sanctimenions
Tihiprington
Famous remedy ad urges business via advertising
The piece extols advertising as essential to trade and contrasts it with silent stances. It urges keeping good stock and persistent promotion, noting that broad journal reach beats local signs and that timely farming notes bolster regional prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawan
Neadin
Sahat
Wivire Lising
Chaff and Grain Market Report Week Ending October 25
Market notes show European wheat prices steady with forward cargoes offered. Large yardings reduced prices from £75 to £525 per ton for prime forward grades, while new season supplies arrive. Drying hay emphasized as essential to prevent losses. Straw, chaff, and gate prices listed with various regional terms.
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Cable Adviers
Europe
Deciart
Priva
Dhal Marlol
Moai
Acamm
Bentrel
Northampton Notes on Unusual Weather and Crop Prospects
The note reports a abnormal recent spell of weather causing hay and wheat concerns. It predicts likely shortages of hay and grain next year and urges continued vigilance by authorities to mitigate impact on crops and prices. The recorder mentions cautious optimism that the difficult period may pass with favorable later conditions.
Co op stores offer relief during dull times
Local appeal urges housewives to shop at the Co op stores to stretch money and reduce waste. Trading in old print pie and other items helps provide better value, with allowances offered to longtime customers to ease bad debts.
Day Dawn Market Report From A J Watts
Market report notes firm sales and strong demand across produce and poultry. Fruits and vegetables show high prices with cabbage onions lettuce and apples listed. poultry including fowls ducks turkeys and geese priced, while quality and supply determine variation.
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A. J. Watts
Tae
Down ton's Trish House for Instant Use Ad
An odd Life Insurance notice touts a “Down ton's Trish” house for instant use and promotes Bow dington's standard Cough and Cold Cure as pleasant and reliable. The fragmentary item hints at insurance and health product advertising in a vintage newspaper.
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Eberte
Downton
Bowdington
Reality of the unseen in a Geraldton sermon
The Rev. W. F. Shannon argues the universe is spiritual beyond the five senses. He cites scientists like Kelvin and Crookes, notes unseen vibrations and forces, and compares photographic plates, X rays, and radium to evidence of realities beyond ordinary perception.
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Geraldion
W. F. Shannon
Shawnor
Tms
Tina
Tyndall
Thal
Meath
Joalay
Russel Wallace
Toni
Kelvin
Oliver Trige
Camille Flaomierson
Prof
Hacroti
W. Crookes
Haven
Earthan
Phil Sont
Wwe
Heraune
Grusk
Newton
Annie Toll
America
Columbus
Watt
Anmotte
Mieta
Yale
Cough Remedy Parade for Winter to Summer Illnesses
An old passage touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior for winter and spring coughs, claiming it soothes the throat and lungs, treats irritation, loosens phlegm, and supports recovery, with warnings that common tonics lack full power. The text emphasizes its preventive effect against a second attack and overall health benefits.
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Chamberlain
A Wife's Breakdown and Bile Beans Recovery
Mrs T Norton of Turence St Avenueklant Nz credits Bile Beans with transforming her life after six years of poverty of blood and indigestion. She suffered weakness, could barely walk, and felt a burden to her family until Bile Beans eased her ailments. She notes relief from headaches indigestion liver trouble and anaemia and calls it a true cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Norton
Turence St. Aveklant
N.Z
Notion Faye
Bondington's Trish Most Remains Pro Amiet Cough Remedy
A 45 year old Bondington product known as Trish Most continues to be sold widely as a genuine merit cough remedy in public.
Nangetty Station Pastoral Notes and Prospectus
A visiting reporter previews Nangetty Station describing sheep stock, Shorthorn cattle, and Suffolk horses. The owner plans high quality machinery for shearing, wool presses, and improved breeding. Paddocks, kennels, and water tanks are noted, with emphasis on a potential limit of 7 to 8 bales daily.
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Ming Few
Tikere
Ly Ube
Nangetty
ST Will Cow
McFarland
Stewart Avco
Queenstasal
Wellington
Lorge
Soh
Angus and
Bowman
Bundalier
Boothoorowin
North Boothoorowie
Berkshire
Wells
Lady Master Heads Show Jumping at Royal Exhibition
In a riding event judged by Mr. E Dar Jot, Lady Master impressed with steadiness while Miss Kemp from Trem Skuthorpe’s drew the crowd with bold riding. Despite mixed performances from others, the judge praised discipline and control, awarding Miss Kemp a notable victory amid spirited competition at Morning Herald coverage.
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Fa ‘Alga
E. Dar Jot
Wihich
Bihétion
Dario
Miss Kemp
Dearis
Donaghmook
Deswick
Darlot
Skusheepa
Magpie
Ciena
Skuthorpe
Gault
Morning Herald
Random Verses From a Dublin Tale of Pat and Patience
A fragmentary, dialect heavy scene centers on Paixy O Flynn and Pat visiting Dublin. The narrative weaves memory and humor as Mrs O Flynn urges Pat to wash, while Pat resists and jokes arise about identity, place, and belonging in Comaramara. The excerpt hints at a long family history and immigrant tones with a mix of Irish names and slang.
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Paixy O
Dublin
Girls of the West in Silent War Echoes
Fragmented verses describe heat and dust on plains as an army advances under a tyrant, with imagery of death and pale horses. The refrain Girls of the West repeats, calling forth a stark chorus of sorrow and defiant spirit amid warlike peril. Typhoon ends the piece.
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Woodry Plains
Raner
Iile
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W. G. Hearne
Geelong
Victoria
Timalti
Chaff & Grain Market
Mrasts
Maleetyani Co
Linitet
Northampton
Ylekt
Roburten
Robur
Ceylon
W. FP. Shannon
Roentgen Rays
Becqueral
Emil
Seiener
Malane Curie
Justin
M. Blomdnot
University of Nancy
Tain
the Lady
Pat O'Flynn
Gillaee Poser
Chaplen
OUR Poets
Deal
Owenfelt
Vastistie
Ares
Thanis
Treayen
Tirave Girls of the
Mave
J. J. Ryan
Ratail, & Family
Marine Terrace
Goralty
Ordon
Eradu Hotel
P.murphy
N.B .Pamonger
Erade
Geo. P. Harris Scarfe & Co., Ltd
Murray Street
Perth
Bite
MAY Bros
Harvanters
MAY WRO@ Climax
MAY Bene
Winspeore Bobwert and Binders
Hornsby
Reaper and
Dinisri Adelance
ES Gearat Ploughe
Uhot
Sara Windelis
Alkival Farmeia Seed and Fertiliaur
Deilly Worthington Aton Aed
LANGE
Bieder
Ats
G. E Watson
West Australian Wines & Flour
Great Southern Industries
W.A. Flour
Piesse
Green & CO
Durlacher Street
Davlacher Street
The
Victoria Hotel
Alwats Cool
European Agency
Jowest
Dhee
Ttc
Gererat
Hebe
William Wilson
Dimwalre
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