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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
3
An ad-like fragment touts De Witts Kidney and Bladder Pills as a direct kidney remedy. It asserts reduced kidney inflammation, toning of organs, relief from backache and pains, and dissolution of uric acid deposits to remove the cause of trouble, urging readers to obtain the genuine product.
Rain is needed on traprock country to sustain feed as winter nears. In the Border district stock are in good condition with improving lambing prospects in the West. Prices for young sheep are high near the Border, while store stock activity is subdued and prices easing slightly. Brisk cattle trade in Brisbane and regional markets shows bullock prices and beef values varied by delivery timing and region.
The readable content is garbled with no coherent event, person, place, or organization discernible. It lacks distinct entities or dates to form a factual news summary for a historical newspaper card.
The listing shows June schedule items for Wenderday Indiana broadcasting at 4.30 Tea Chat, 6.0 recent lessons, 6.30 Sustaining Programme, 7.30 INZ News Review, 10.0 National Anthem, and various music and feature records throughout the evening including early evening lessons, lyrics, and quiet thoughts. The programme includes a Dinner Music segment and a Dance Music block with a focus on community programming and local musicians.
A fragmented listing shows a dense June radio schedule with chimes news service morning and late programs, Luncheon Session features, Talkie Topics, sustaining programmes, and musical interludes including John Walker piano, London flute, and national anthem. Names include John Walker and Gladys Monerlef among others, with multiple time slots and repeating blocks across the day.
Fragmented OCR describes a remedy claim for catarrhal deafness and head noises with references to doctors and treatments. The text mentions a medicine and a regimen, including patient experiences and timing, but specific actionable details are unclear due to corrupted wording.
Delungra hosts a successful School of Arts ball with lively orchestra and 2 am close. Local events include a Little Plain hall social, a Delungra BONA fundraiser, a Wattle Park dairy sale with high prices, and Bingara’s football visit with a close 1320 win. Golfers feature Ted Barnes exhibition and strong club play. community cards, theatre night, and weekly golf handicaps cap a busy period.
A correspondent notes mistletoe covering a large area in Queensland hill country, thick enough to kill green timber. The parasite’s spread is blamed for the decline of native bears and opossums, with drives reported to control the infection as trees along the Goondiwind river bend suffer bark loss.
A Herald May 28 cable lists overseas meat prices for New Zealand Australia Argentina and South Africa. It notes crossbred wethers maiden ewes and various weights with bids and averages, plus chilled beef ox hinds and pig prices by region and quality. The report emphasizes first and second quality tiers with weight ranges and bid amounts.
Mr Dunlop general president of the Rochmond Council of the PP Union says rising prices are supported by evidence while warning against hasty action. He notes the London proposal risks creating temptation to distort price equalisation, and a consolidation plan was adopted by the Equalisation Committees to wait.
An offer promises eight bottles of cough remedy for the price of one if bought ready mixed. The deal includes adding a two shilling hole of concentrated HEENZO, claimed to yield four supplies valued at about £15. It targets bone aches, colds, coughs, bronchitis, wheezing, flu, and influenza threats with a mixed remedy for adults and children.
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