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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
7
A playful exchange about Kruschen and holiday prep unfolds with Grandpa urging a daily penny cure to medicinally support post festive cheer. The dialogue, set as comic household chatter, nods to health tonics and old family routines as a remedy for overindulgence.
A local note from Coraki reports no nominations judged for the municipal election. The Town Clerk will administer under Local Government Dept instructions. A separate item recalls John Hawkins senior fatally injured by a firearm accident in a garden incident. Cyril Briggs, charged with breaking and entering, was found not guilty after a court display involving a toy bridge and coins.
Sir Tvreivel Phillips, a British official, described Australia as a land of illusion during a visit with the Empire Peace delegation. He warned that the native population faced upheaval as authorities seek to secure power by pay raises for officers while critics accuse leaders of political manipulation. In Sydney discussions focus on policing and water protection amid public unrest.
A garbled account describes a small scene where a penny sale runs unevenly over days. Characters like McMhorrisen discover four coins, while observers note odd events and a hound's barket during the eerie sequence.
A fragmented notice discusses how people forget belongings after events, describing various lost items such as wallets and jewelry. The piece notes a study on memory lapses, mentioning the Melbourne setting and a team overseeing the issue.
A vintage ad extols Sanders Extract as the first eucalyptus preparation in market over fifty years. It promises antiseptic cleansing for bath and wound care with drops to bathe and bandages to speed healing. Used as a mouthwash it claims to cleanse teeth and prevent infection and tastes.
A collection of fragmented verses and admonitions by Rev Hoy L. Smith lampooning modern manners and politics. The piece mocks vanity, charity, freedom, and governance with sharp, unfinished lines and curious misspellings.
A historical note recounts 1671 debates on shingling and hair cutting. Women describe headaches and scalp discomfort after haircuts and shampoos, while a doctor links exposure and pore-opening practices to headaches and nostalgia. Multiple girls share personal experiences. The piece attributes dubious health effects to grooming rituals of the era.
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