Glorious Change Promises Health Through Tonic
A testimonial from John Nilson, proprietor of a business in Botany, describing chronic rheumatic pains, low appetite, and fatigue. After trying Clementine’s Tonic, he reports relief, renewed energy, and improved digestion, noting two years of illness resolved by the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
axPontEn
John Nilson
Hector
S J
Ory
Clements Touro
Wuffer
Clementa Touio
Jomenia Tonks
Clements Tonic
Tovic
Botany
Clemente
Various local items and rumors across regions and politics
A collection of short items notes deaths, elections and political race talk, local grievances and curious events. Mentions include Mr Williams death from pneumonia, a death on the Dee River, voting notes in Bingara, racecourse usage, discussions of a Federals club, rain complaints, and updates on cricket, coroner efforts, and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Hanging Rock
Deah
Dee
McMihan
Thomas
Bingara
New England
Hawkes
Progress Committee
Fuother
Federals
North Guyra
Joe Mlrbeough
N.S.W
Heavy snow falls hint at early spring reminders
The report notes the heaviest snow of the year with signs of early growth and crops. It mentions missing players Billy Bates and Percy Piper from a local cricket team and anticipation of matches, plus chatter about the cricketers ball and local newspaper subscriptions. It also comments on Mr. Moore’s unopposed return and upcoming wedding news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Willows
Billy Bates
Percy Piper
Weather and Cricket Union Meeting Notes at Baldersleigh
Weather prevented Bal dersleigh from sending a delegate to the Cricket Union meeting and left Mr Roche to represent them. The meeting was postponed to the 18th imst. Rainfall for last month was 4.78 inches spread over 21 days, the first season with a recorded total for seven months in 1940. Concerns are raised about local voting and opposition to Mr Moore for a daily stipend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldersleigh
the Cricket Union
Ben Lomond Weather Improves Ploughing Delights
After a bleak snap on Ben Lomond heights a spell of pleasant weather allows ploughing to resume. The heights look in good condition and indicate a milder winter. On Friday August St govern of the Terpiscaore art offers a light fantastic event during the Hospital Ball at the Railway Goode Shed to support a worthy cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lomond
Tuc
Sovern
Election stir over Gough seat in Glen Innes
Citations mention a political contest in the Glen Innes area, with efforts to boost turnout and hospital funding linked to event profits. The correspondent notes broad interest in the election and hospital benefits as a result of lowered ticket prices and featured entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Innes Hospital
V- Tt
Pelican
Gough
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Nilsson
Jane Wuiabun
Bocony Road
Hutany
Vite
New South Wales
Commonwealth of
Botans
Oscar W, Nilson
J.P
Nate
Johannesburg
Senate
Commonwealth
Armidale
Lonsdale
Sawer
Oney
Langothlin
Argus
Mr. Moore
Moore
Psarson Oprtetor
Richmond River
Dewhurst
Bios
Th. W. L Me
Bearvy-Turet
Alasdale
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