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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1930
Page
6
The text presents a fragmented, multilingual monologue with misheard and jumbled phrases about love, identity, and a troubling dynamic. A narrator voices confusion and speculation surrounding relationships, with scattered names and places slipping through a dreamlike stream of consciousness.
A young man recounts Vic's generosity toward amp collectors. Vic reportedly receives about 100 letters every two weeks from foreign countries including China, Hindustan, Germany, France and England, with fans visiting his workshop to share stories.
The High Commissioner notes sustained low quality and condition of Austral ian rabbits throughout the year. Delayed trading and packing intervals worsened issues, with storage extending and new packing methods offering limited improvement amid ongoing difficulties.
The text mixes advertisements for Chamberlain's Pain Balm with a fragmentary dramatic scene. It references relief from muscular soreness and a commonly sold remedy, then shifts to characters discussing fear, attraction, and a windowed stage moment, ending with an unfinished aside and a note that the passage will continue.
An old time advertisement extols Dawn's Mackneha Kidney Pills, claiming relief from backache and kidney ailments. It names doctors and a long list of supposed customers, asserting the product's efficacy and urging readers to buy for health improvement.
Advertisement claims Chamberlain's Colle and Diarrtom Remedy prevents Diarrhoea and relieves stomach pains when first symptoms appear. Travel bags allegedly carry the product for quick relief amid obvious praise and widespread availability.
Public notice over Inverell and District informs residents that C OBrien and Graman to Tavere have taken over the Central Hotel. It advertises public good meals, splendid accommodation, and a tariff of 5 shillings per day. It promotes liquor stocked and urges readers to give the Central a trial.
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