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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
2
A collage of wartime voices and public notes from The Daily Telegraph and The Age, citing leaders like Minister Joseph Cook and Professor figures. Includes reflections on German aims, food administration, and citizen mobilization, with local events honoring Mr. W. H. Clutton and notes on Hindenburg’s line.
An advertising snippet touts CORNWELL'S VINEGAR and CORN WELL'S MALT EXTRACT as essential household products. The brief card highlights their claimed usefulness and urges readers to purchase for daily needs.
A fragmentary, unclear item mentions a daughter’s figure and satisfaction, with garbled phrases and names likely OCR errors. The piece hints at an odd note or personal message but lacks coherent context or identifiable persons or events.
The Lord Mayor of Sydney, Lord Mayor H. L. Moagher, bids a fond au revoir to the Australian archbishop. He notes faith in the country and fond memories of past visits, expressing hopes the archbishop will return and remember the Southern Cross homeland. Included are advertisements for Cornwell’s Vinegar and Cornwell’s Malt Extract.
The Sydney article reports on independent Australian inventors and firms such as M Christiansen & Co and W Smith Gruber Co offering stump extractors and Coulter Patent Clothes Reels. It highlights practical demonstrations in Liverpool and Dubbo, noting wide adoption potential for clearing virgin land and drying clothes with minimal effort.
Fragmentary note touts a beauty secret for women, praising olive oil pressed from Italian olives as a skin tonic. Claims include clearing pores and whitening the skin, with odd wording about a potent routine and rare tonics.
A fragmented note describes a rare soap used in Australia by chemists. It mentions the product is formulated with celioform ingredients and claims effectiveness, though details are unclear.
Carbolacene will not shrink woollens or any material and won’t injure hands. It cleanses and disinfects in one act and is used by doctors and hospitals. It deodorizes, destroys germs, purifies sick rooms, washes doors and paintwork, cleans baths, hair, and skin eruptions, and even treats animals by killing vermin. Made in England and sold everywhere.
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