Presbyterian Moderator Preaches on War in Hamilton
Right Reverend Macrae Stewart preached at St. Andrew’s Church in Hamilton to a crowded congregation. He praised Australian troops, recounted acts of chivalry and nursing kindness, urged faith in God, and urged veterans’ treatment with sympathy while noting three wartime religious outlooks among soldiers.
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Presbyterian Church of Victoria
Macrae Stewart
Aminen
Hiamilton
Port Melbaurne
Firth
Marcantile Marina
Burline Castle
Tenglam
Toby Kaca
Stirling
Red Key
A.M.C En
Heliopolia
Ami
Elvil
England
Cuticura Appeal and Revival Meeting In Victoria
A signed statement from Eric Green of Gladstone Street Llanelly Vic dated June 22 1916 touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as effective for skin and scalp troubles and preserving clear skin. The document also reports a church revival at St Andrews Hall with Moderator Rev George B Murdy praising church work in Victoria and noting women’s growing roles and wartime sacrifices.
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Eric Green
Gladatone St
Llanelly, Vic
H. Towns & Co
Sydney
N. 5
Influenza Dangers and Warnings Amid Health Concerns
Disjointed notes describe influenza risks and dangerous complications. References include references to doctors, vitality, and various names, places, and dates, with scattered phrases about health, despair, and public awareness.
Resignation and farewell at luce Baptist Church
The Rev. IL Boulter has resigned after six years as pastor of luce Baptist Church and accepted a call to Howas evening Theron. A large attendance heard addresses from Rev. Provan, the mayor Dr. Coneh, and others. Boulter said he sought a place to better pursue his ideals and would return to his native Ballara area to aid Dallarat. Private Davey arrived home from Anzac furlough with his wife and child after serving at Gallipoli. George Campbell, aged 32, longtime resident and former Agent Ider ul Voregters, died after a brief illness, leaving a widow and elder brother Andrew. Large quantities of lambs and sheep were being treated at the local freesiun works, supplied mainly from the Wimmera.
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IL. Boulter
Luce Baptist Church
Howas
J. Wiltshire
Hov. Provan
Methodist
Coneh
Messrs
Hill, Rae
Maskay
Mre. Boulter
Boulter
Cho Kev
Ballara
Dallarat
Hrivave Davey
Anzore
Ceck
Davey
Gaulipaly
George Campbell
Tie Warn
Ider Ul Voregters
Spears
Tie
Mod
Andrew Campbell
Wimmera
Constipation and skin glow linked by NOJOL remedy
A health note promotes NOJOL from Standard Oil Company as a non lubricating remedy for constipation. It claims clearer skin and better appearance as waste matter is removed, warns against drugs like Chycee, and lists J. A. Reuntree the Hamilton chemist as the local seller.
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Cleer
Gid
Jon Heaith
Standard Oi Company
New Jersey
D-B.a
J. A. Reuntree
Hamittton
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Furing
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Christ
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Filion
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Apesine
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Craig
Lewy
Trey Remy
Portland
Owen
Thomson’s
Thomson
Assam
Thomsons
Gray-street
Hamilton
Younghusband, Row & Bec Pig, Ltd
Melbourne
Albury
Ion
Geelong
Agar Wyene
W. F. Volum, Thos. Young. Tool, Grain and Produce Brokers
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Liberal Advanors
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Hrenehuit Adelie Steamenip Bwildines
Calljoentrest
Hyroun
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the Australian Estates 2 Mortgage CO. Ltd
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Atkin
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Geelong Wool Department
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