Doan's Ointment Promoted for Pile Relief in Sydney
An Australian advertisement proclaims Doan's Ointment a popular cure for itching piles. It features a Melbourne ad copy and testimonials from Mrs Mitchell and her husband praising relief after a week of treatment. The notice says Doan's is sold by chemists and stores in Sydney with postal options via Foster-McChann Co.
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Important announcement on Mt Lyell Works visit
Mr T W general manager of Mus Lyell Cutabeal Works Mt Lyell (W A) Farmers Fertilisers Ltd arrived by transcontinental express in Port on Wednesday morning. He said the visit related to improving standards at the works and the initiative to cut waste. Higher grades would still be produced but at higher cost per unit. Supplies for the future were discussed amid uncertainty about the Nauru situation.
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T. W
Mus Lyell Cutabeal Works
Mt. Lyell
W.A.) Farmers’ Fertilisers Ltd
Ger
Judge Dramatizes Oyster Sale Dispute in Court
In a courtroom exchange a judge jokes about discussing matters with oysters while Mr. Schiller confirms no conversations with shellfish. The humorous moment highlights the odd dispute over sale and resale berets and oysters as the case proceeds.
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Mr. Schiller
Moments Mis-spen Yet Central Province contest hints Labour hold
Fragmented eyewitness column references a central province council election and volatile voter behavior. Readers discuss Labour prospects amid drinkers and indecisive electors, with stray anecdotes about civic life and a tale of a lone traveler and a helpful stranger.
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Central Province
Labour
Carer
Brutus
Marc Anthony
Rena
Wamter
Wales
Developments at North He timbering and borehole report
May report by Z Ve Mi Mathers notes No 2 Level North He timbering advanced 60 ft total. No 1 Level North South drive had a collapsed stope. No 4 shoot secured with pass logs. Lode width 60 inches valued at 35 per ton. Borehole No 2 started west of lode centre, 117 ft north of No 1, to 464 ft depth. drilling entered lodes at 418 ft and pierced footwall at 438 ft. Government Petrologist to examine core. plant dismantled and moved to site. Government Analyst reports No 1 Bore core yields 35/- per ton. mill crushed valued at 2188/1876.
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Beaten by the Fid from Connecticut Letter Colorful English
A Connecticut resident sent a letter to the local community page that describes English usage and its playful quirks, contrasting long distance phrasing with the term baba and adding regional color to the memoir. The note reflects language habits and regional flair in casual correspondence.
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Connecticut
Bargains in Drapery at Frank Green & Co Ladies Dept
Frank Green & Co shows seasonable drapery bargains in the ladies department with velour goats coats in newest shades from 2/4 and a selection of colored crepe fabrics at 5/11 yard. The display highlights a large block of crepe yamml fabrics in fresh shades. The item invites inspection at the store.
Reconstruction of Eleanor Street budget approved by council
The Works Committee urged the Municipal Council to authorize rebuilding Eleanor Street from Forrest Street to Chapman Road at about £1451 plus £200 for drains. The road would be 60 feet wide and dressed with bitumen. Redirected loan funds from East and West Wards were discussed to cover the cost, with a plan to allocate £400 from each ward if Dr Christie and Cr Houston agree.
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Forrest Street
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Postwoman Ruth A. Kenyon Sets U.S. Travel Record
Mrs Ruth A Kenyon of Monroe Nebraska is the first country postwoman appointed in the United States. She has traveled 210000 miles and stayed within 30 miles of home throughout her 25 years serving her route. Her 36th anniversary of appointment is celebrated October 1 with only about twenty five days in which she could not deliver mail due to blizzards storms or food shortages.
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Monroe
Braska
United States
Kenyon
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