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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
3
A patient describes severe nervous debility and head pains after a horse incident. She credits Clements Tonic with restoring appetite, sleep, vitality, and strength, claiming complete recovery and endorsing the remedy to others.
A statutory declaration from Thranert Phuare of Enginestrom NSW Australia affirms reading annexed documents and providing a faithful account of personal health and permissions to publish content, made voluntarily and without coercion.
Mr Jauri writes to the Auckland Weekly praising Mr Andrew McLeod for a cattle branding system. He claims it secures instant branding with no torture, produces a flat brand on the animal, and offers cost savings with five hundred cattle branded per hour for threepence total.
The article argues for adopting international farming methods in Australia. It highlights appointing two dairy experts from Canada and Denmark, nations seen as leading butter producers. It stresses teaching proven European and American approaches to Australian producers and cautions against loose expansion. It notes Denmark’s success with concentrated dairy methods and the value of adapting small area intensive farming.
A fragmentary rural scene notes splendid country conditions and a grand tale of King Solomon's Mines filled with precious stones. It also mentions a railway by law enforcing penalties for passengers who place feet on seats. It hints at public health remedies and local concerns amid the bustle of Monday night disturbances.
London Truth exposes a new method of post mortem blackmail. A letter arrives from a supposed woman claiming surprise at lack of recent addresses and funds, ending with concern for “our dear baby” and asking why the father does not return home.
After this date the Axé business will be conducted by Rocue for proprietress Anastasia Rocue. The notice states a change in management and responsibility for operations and decisions moving forward.
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