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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
7
A garbled notice touts a remedy for bunions and other foot pains claiming swift relief. It references a supposed cure called The remarkable Corn Cure and cites sources such as Maverell, KN, Diteh field, LB Miller, and WH Cronjey.
Garfield R Robbins consulting herbalist at 153 Avoca Street presents hours for Monday June 6 1922 from 10 am to 6 pm and Tuesday June 7 and June 5 wet weather hours 2 pm to 6 pm. Also listed NINGARA Imperial Motel Nebday Jane Mth hours 10 am to 4 pm and INVERELL Empire Hotel Thursday June 6 hours 10 am to 4 pm.
The Delangra Parents and Citizens Association hosted a party at the School of Arts hall with euchre, dancing, and an orchestra under Miss Dick and Mr Rinkin. Winners included Mrs. Uinlivan and Mrs. ONeill in euchre, with Mr Costello and Miss Maroney winning a chocolate waltz. A supper was provided by local workers. A meeting discussed hiring a coach for the season and an application from Mulhearh of Newcastle was accepted. The team travels to Grave Sand next Saturday in the Warialda competition, aiming to improve football quality.
A Thursday night event at Mt Russell drew about four hundred attendees for a charity function supporting the legal branch of Country Movement. The committee served a splendid supper and hosted lively dancing and songs. Mrs Stewart and Mr J Chisholm performed on bagpipes, with Misses Irvine Rutherford and Sharpe in fancy dancing. The Ryders provided music and a strong pipe encore, while Mr R Morell spoke in welcome and the audience enjoyed the entertainment despite crowding and running low on supplies.
Local reports claim a roaming lion or myth of a lion has unsettled residents in Gigai. Tales recount a police search turning up only a dead calf and a wallaby possibly eaten by dogs, with alternative explanations blaming frightened residents, a cow, and a horseman for the strange sounds and sightings.
Local players traveled to Kaloola for a weekend tennis meet yielding wins by Mixes L Bartlett in the Indies open, Bartlett and Timmins in ladies doubles, and a close 6-5 result for Hobday over Mop hams. Read's defeated Pax ton 7-2 as Buxton's beat Brown's 10-0, with Tonkin's securing a bye and a Sunday draw set at Delm erm and Paxton venues amid community events and weather notes.
On Friday 77 lankair G Mould aged 80 died after a brief illness at the General Hospital. He was among the oldest residents and is survived by eight relatives. Meanwhile Mr Hamblin remains in the General Hospital as delays affect plans. A CWA basket dance was canceled due to the Premier Moore's late arrival, with a welcome for Mrs Moore postponed to Wednesday morning. Mrs S Burton returns home after a short visit to Brixham. Sergeant and Mrs Warner and Jim Ue have returned from holidays.
The report notes Mt Mor BAN transfer talk, Miss Kitty House returning to Brobaine after a period with Mrs A M Cadell, Miss Lee Moore visiting sister Mrs W Mitig Goodarin, and Mr J Avis National Bank resuming duties after annual holidays.
Ashford retrieves the Challenge Cup with a 19 to 0 win over Texas after a hard fought contest. Key moments include D Crom scoring off a strong move, D Solomon breaking through for a try, and H Doyle adding a late penalty goal. Referee N Tome kept play fair as Ashford fans hailed the victory.
Mr H W Gepp spoke to the Fant about China’s ancient civilisation and population limits. He noted vast overpopulation, large land use, and a 9 million army, with 500000 in Japanese fishing, while China and Japan were major Australian buyers and markets for export.
Suffering from catarrhal deafness and head noises seeks relief after failed treatments. A home remedy using Varmin t Dyutie Strength is proposed, with steps for preparation and dosage. The note claims hearing improvement and urges purchase of the patent medicine.
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