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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
6
A small notice invites visitors to drop in for Be Freshers as part of a casual event. The phrasing suggests a light, informal tasting or promotional session promoting a product or brand. Local residents are encouraged to stop by and sample offerings.
The article explains headaches as common symptoms across all people caused by digestion and nervous influence from the digestive system. It warns against over eating and alcohol and promotes De Morse's Indian Root Pills as the best remedy for indigestion biliousness constipation liver and kidney disorders.
An old promotional notice touts Green Health Galta as a remedy for kidney ailments. It lists symptoms of kidney trouble such as back pain, puffiness, discolored urine, and swelling. The ad asserts the product will improve kidney and overall health and offers a price of 2/9 per large bottle.
Mrs J Richardson Murio Store sole local agents for Paling s Cisnen and piano players also musical astromesta. All the latest and popular songs and records to select from. Come and hear them Otho Street Inverell Ice and Ice Cream. Deliveries daily to all parts of the town. Only orders received at works before 9 a m can be delivered that day. F and B Thomas Ltd.
Byron Street, Inverell based carrier Inverell and District announces expanded carrying plant and added lorry loads. O'Brien and Ben handle packing and removal services with in town and country moves. Phone 134 for inquiries.
In Blackheath residents voting last Saturday chose to close the town’s municipal tennis courts on Sundays by 202 votes to 163. Nearby Newmarket Vic drover recalls his dog guarding a coat through a drinking spree, while a Dickens letter to the Guild Hall museum arrives with shaky handwriting but clear personality. The letter mentions a purchase and a demand for the balance by returning it in portage stamps.
The Grafton choir visiting Armidale for a Musical Festival faced a rough trip. They left Grafton about six aiming for early afternoon arrival but a faulty rim caused seven punctures and delays. Armidale residents aided the stranded travelers after they were found 16 miles out.
The Armadle community resumes a historic church service linking civic events with worship. On Bowley evening next at St Peter's Cathedral at 7:00 the Mayor Morgan Stephens invites citizens to join as Rev Conon Riley delivers a special sermon.
Armidale City Choir won the chief choral contest at last week's Musical Festival under conductor A W Donnie. The defeat of last year was turned into a victory, with the ladies’ choir also led by Danois. Judge Bennett North praised Dennis’s work as a true traditional rendering. The prize of 100 pounds and a handsome silver cup donated by Paling’s will be held for one year. Armidale’s talent is noted as a source of local pride.
A Sydney pressman recalls a coroner case where a distraught woman demanded a funeral be halted to view a coffin. The face allegedly bore scars like her missing husband, but certainty failed as fear and doubt overwhelmed her. The episode ended with relief that the widow did not have to see.
Dr Stephen Leacock, economist from Montreal’s Mell University, argues prohibition erodes law and spurs crime. He says law divorced from conscience fuels a wave of crime, making criminal behavior appear justified and eroding respect for legal authority. The piece frames prohibition as a root cause of public moral decay.
A damaged OCR note describes Christmas greeting messages via Eastern cables offered for delivery to the United Kingdom during Christmastide at 5 for 10 words with reduced rates to the United States and British possessions. It mentions telegraph offices, ageing, and a cook earning £23 weekly.
In Australia an estimated 275 million pounds invested has produced about 260,000 motor cars on the road. Prices commonly range from £400 to £500, while the motor’s social and economic impact grows. The Pneumatic tyre, pioneered by Dr J B Wumlop in 1908, is credited with driving this transport expansion globally.
After the six day bicycle race in New York finished, spectators were found to have left 5000 empty whisky bottles under their seats. The scene sparked concerns about drink culture and crowd behavior at the event.
In Queensland sheep farming remains active with extensive shearing through much of the year. A single station reportedly holds about 190 000 sheep, including lambs. Workers earn comparatively high wages at peak times, while overall output reflects ongoing year round activity.
Sanders Extract claims a fifty year history as the first eucalyptus preparation. The ad touts bath use for invigoration and cleansing, topical application for wounds, and dental protection to prevent infection. It asserts broad prevention of infectious diseases and benefits for overall health.
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