26 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Grenfell Record And Lachlan District Advertiser
Location
Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1917
Page
1
Unclear fragment mentions Ian Church and G A Hill with a time 7.30. Likely a local notice or sports shorthand. specific event, place, or participants not readable.
The article warns that tonic use of tablets and drugs for nervous conditions can harm health. It urges eye examinations for nervous symptoms and cites D. Shindenr a Sydney sight specialist noted for studying the eye. It advertises a July 11 1900 visit to the Royal Hotel in Sydney.
The notice urges parents to have children’s vision checked by Sydney Opticians Mr ADouen Basskn and Mr Adolph Thasser. It notes eye defects can affect development and risk lifelong handicap. Next visits are on Tuesday July 6 and Wednesday August 1 at the Royal Hi.
Reports describe a German assault along a kilometre front near Vauxaillon with trench footholds east of the village. In Prague five speakers led protests over consulates amid a broader revolutionary surge, while gendarmes clashed with demonstrators elsewhere, resulting in fatalities. Sir Douglas Haig notes Allied actions north of the Souchez River. A submarine torpedoing the Sanaki is reported, and Constantine reportedly surrounded before fleeing through a public square while pursuing crowds.
A garbled ad touts a cold and whoping cough remedy mix for Whepping Cough with warm water and sugar or tea. It uses unclear names and vague instructions, promising soothing healing effects from an ordinary remedy.
A mother watches her child choke from croup with no relief at home. Chamberlain's Cong Remedy is promoted as a certain cure, with encouragement to keep a bottle. Also advertised Pain Balm for rheumatic pains and other household ills. Local chemist listings and regional ad copy appear.
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