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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
3
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a remedy for feverish, bilious children. It urges mothers to keep a bottle in the home for quick relief of stomach upsets, tainted breath, and bowel troubles, promising gentle, effective action for all ages.
A Hamilton racing meeting discusses a plan to create a plumpton inside the Geelong racetrack area funded by debentures. The proposal, supported by several club members, considers costs of roughly £1000 and potential profits, with debates on feasibility, fencing, and nearby racing venues.
An old advertisement extols Pomake tron Hean's Essence as a cough remedy. The copy touts its gentleness on the throat and claims it fights colds, while appealing to readers with claimed family use and traditional trust in its preparation.
A chaotic report from the Hamilton Racing Club reveals committee remnant disputes over field arrangements at Sittorin hotel on Memilay. The Ballarat Turf Vinh opposition and提posed reforms dominate the Cup Meeting agenda with protests, appointments, and a clause restricting certain action until a broader council decision. The Cup Meeting schedule for April 22 to 24 is adopted with multiple races and stakes, while the club’s secretary and clerk positions face turnover amid ongoing governance tensions.
The Hamilton Hospital and Benevolent Asylum monthly meeting notes report officer health statistics for the hospital and asylum, including admissions, discharges, daily averages, and remaining patients. It mentions staff discussions on repairs, financials, and reports from Dr. Greed and W. Wilson regarding steriliser work and engine pump improvements.
Fragmented OCR reads like medical notes and names with scattered terms. Mentions eczema on the back of a child's head, various garbled phrases, and stray proper nouns. No coherent event or report emerges. content is largely incomprehensible and non-specific.
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