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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1909
Page
7
A convoluted OCR passage from a historical newspaper issue presents fragmented lines, garbled names, and scattered topics. The text appears as a long, disjointed sequence with partial names, places, religious figures, and archival notes, lacking a coherent narrative or clear event.
The article explains the liver as a complex chemical laboratory that processes nutrients, stores glycogen, and cleans the blood. It links liver dysfunction to indigestion and general malaise, then endorses Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy, noting a concentrated version available without alcohol and listing H. H. Warner and Co. Limited in Melbourne.
An advertisement fragment promotes Frooteids and Prootoids by W G Hearn claiming headache relief and digestion benefits. It alleges dramatic cures and urges readers to obtain a sample through a local chemist Mel deelin Vonders or the proprietor in Geelong Victoria.
The address described the formation of worlds and early Earth undersea rock deposition. Lodge proposed a semi fluid interior with floating continents like icebergs, buoyed by submerged portions, and explained gradual elevation without catastrophic events.
A fragment discusses continents tilting due to geological forces and Andes uplift. It cites Air Oliver Lodge in South America with material movement between western and eastern coasts. The speaker argues earthquakes are not random but predictable, urging readers to adjust beliefs about the universe.
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria resident W. Tilley Tim describes severe cold and chest complaints. After trying Sheldon’s New Discovery, he reports rapid relief after the first night’s use and praises its effectiveness for coughs and lung troubles. The ad touts price and availability at local stores.
Advert claims Bile Beans offer a modern scientific cure for ailments due to liver and digestive issues. Promotes natural action, gentle bowel effects, and long-term relief without harmful old remedies. Asserts vegetable content, no narcotics, available from chemists for 1s 1d or 2s 9d per box with postage via The Bile Bean Co Sydney.
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