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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
2
An old catalog fragment advertises black patent leather items and smart fitters. It mentions sizes 16/9 to 12/6, two tone describes pyjama suits and flannel undershirts, with all pure wool options in dark grey.
A chaotic theater of characters and gestures unfolds in a crowded room. The narrator notes intimate glances as performers and observers react to a dramatic moment while the scene shifts among many named figures and ornate details, hinting at a larger ongoing plot.
A crowd of farmers assaulted and hanged Judge Mrudiry from a tree after dragging him from court in Lig great. The mob then attacked witnesses and officials, burning papers and threatening more violence as they demanded he be removed from duty.
The readable fragments show names and items like MARVELLOGE and CONCHALS, with references to ages, homes, and hours, but the text is heavily garbled. It mentions people Said Ann and John, plus unclear phrases about powder, tax, and French statements, lacking coherent events or structure.
A meeting chaired by W. Turditeh discussed support for unemployed diggers and the plan to place laborers on firms for concrete and alloy work. In attendance were officials including A. Breley and G. Champion as the league weighs aid schemes for orphaned or unemployed children and seeks to hire skilled workers for upcoming projects.
An advertising feature extols Pink Pills the Sorter as a remedy for anaemia in young girls. It cites a case of a girl improving after treatment, notes symptoms such as weakness, breathlessness, and headaches, and urges readers to start with a bottle of the pills. The text emphasizes blood enrichment and vitality and names Dr Williams and chemists offering the product.
The article discusses a league led by Jock Gibson and Mark Brown proposing a program to employ unemployed youth. It suggests sending volunteers to a harsh public setting to expose the need and proposes establishing a system for technical work, education, and welfare assistance within the community.
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