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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
3
Community notice from local business leader urging residents to consider Quality Bread lines including CHOLOK WHITE MATT MRUWS BREAD and BULTANA BREAD. Sanit Ganda Frosle cautions about market options and recalls patronage to trusted vendors in the surrounding district.
An Australian wedding at the Church of England in Banarbe united Miss Rene sed daughter of Mr. and Mrs Dames Ot Guyre with Mr. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs James Ot Guyre. The ceremony featured a floral decor, pink and orange blossoms, diamond ring gifts, and a reception at the bride’s mother's residence with telegrams and confetti showers.
The article discusses a contested belief that constipation causes consumption. It cites local opinion and medical caution urging care for a constipated state, mentioning remedies and precautions. The piece attributes the claim to lay voices and notes the need for preventive measures. It ends with an advertisement line for a drug merchant.
A garbled note reports an influenza case with an attempted burial and military-related alarm, referencing a victim, a letter from Wallington area, and confusion over the fate of a man named Farther amid a city outbreak. The text is unreadable in spots, but conveys a near burial and ongoing public concern during the epidemic.
We present a scrambled OCR passage with scattered names and places. The legible parts reference Vaybaltornn and Hesinto while mentioning a gateefere and a rebund unclear events. The text lacks coherent facts suitable for a proper summary.
An ornate colonial style note extols eastern beauty and a jury of the orient, praising perfumed soaps and concents. It claims modern Australians honor Tessin Aailet soap as a perfect toilet renderment.
A Glen Innes to Sydney Eveving News reports a cormorant or black shag has wiped out all Beh te New England waters. The incident spurred council discussion at the January meeting about possible public protection actions. Debates arose over wildlife impact and future measures as concerns grow for local streams and aquatic life.
A garbled text passage appears to mix unrelated lines about dates names places and items with no clear coherent event or subject. Prominent terms include Ophir Meade Soar Goa and Seah, but no definite action or outcome is discernible.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference pneumonic influenza and a purported tonic remedy. The readable text mentions growing girls and a tonic named Wean's, with scattered phrases about care, shelter, and a Hamphouse style setting. The result is unclear and lacks coherent events.
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