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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
3
A guide explains clab root or gout affecting cabbages turning stalks woody and hard. It warns to burn infected plants and dress soil with quicklime and soot, plus avoid planting cabbage or tur nips in the same ground for a year. It notes potato blight from a fungus, its spread from leaves to stalks, and recommends copper sprays and burning affected foliage.
Dr Robert Bridges argues in an Address to the Swindon branch of the Workers' Educational Association that the middle classes are England's spiritual death. He condemns class pretensions and wasteful tastes while urging simplicity and thrift as ideals.
Discussion argues maimed soldiers require official, military linked programs for training and re education. It calls for continuous, systematic care and control to fit veterans for civilian life, ensuring efficient use of public funds and proper discipline beyond service. Hospital.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Cota Shirts and Neo Coming at Night with unclear details and dates. No clear event or outcome.
A vintage testimonial warns against backache and kidney problems and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs McRae and her husband report lasting kidney health after use. Pills priced at 2/9 per bottle with six bottles for 15/3, available via Foster-McClellen Co., 313 Murray St., Perth.
Two men convicted last week at the Criminal Court for stealing from a dwelling house received seven years hard labor suspended on entering into recognisances and keeping the peace. The judge warned that any future offence would send them to Fremantle for seven years. He urged reform, noting their twenty four prior convictions.
United States conscription draws massive response with 500000 men enrolled in New York in one day including many foreign born citizens. Southern states report enthusiastic turnout among African Americans at polls with patriotic songs. Allied efforts include an Italian mission seeking 200000 volunteers and a British recruitment plan to set up camps near New York alongside American stations for British recruits.
A garbled OCR note mentions a so called Great Peppermint Cure and a warning about misleading health claims tied to a product or remedy. The fragment references Woods and Beate and a likely misread admonition about cures that glitter but fail to deliver.
Value and variety mark Boans across every department as displays and staff ready to serve. Basement to top floor overflow with rich and rare apparel and comestibles. Each item priced to win instant approval. Come see the prominent offerings this Friday night and Saturday morning.
The fragment lists numerous names with hyphenated or comma separated formats including Bruce Rock J Higgs Dalwallina Jas Black Dangin J Laird Doediakme Geo Wellman Cgemelce Baton ellerbertin Geo Gardiner Rendestdeg W O Lovin.
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