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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
7
A distorted sales pitch imitates a nervous tackler selling health claims about kidneys. The garbled text mocks exaggerated assurances that kidneys are fine, with nonsensical phrasing and stray words about stomach and liver, ending with a misleading health slogan.
The ad promotes Sander's Extract as a cure for mouth and throat issues, claiming it prevents infection, freshens breath, and aids digestion. It also suggests nasal use and olive oil mixtures, touting antiseptic effects and healing properties, with warnings about chronic conditions and appetite.
A garbled excerpt from a London diary links the "Dally chronicle" to Turkw conflict mentions Haifa, Moab, and Ull priest figures. It references clashes, weaponry, evacuations, and political rhetoric amid a large-scale, unnamed struggle with numerous distorted names and locations.
An importent statement discussed government attention to the vewmoty probleme arising from the annette wad yet bw oath hing, detailing relations between Hongkong and Canton. The text notes official aims, diplomacy, and potential strengthening measures with China, abroad and at home.
A garbled land board record discusses withdrawal of applications and revocation actions, with mentions of specific case numbers, permissions, and reevaluations. Names and places are partially legible, including references to related applicants and legal proceedings.
A garbled June text fragment mentions various nonsensical terms and names, offering no clear event or identifiable entities. The readable bits include scattered words such as dates and actions, but essential details are missing to form a coherent news item.
Fragmented OCR reads as district notices about a local sale and public events. Mentions auctions, dates, households, and utility terms. Primary figures named are local residents, with references to towns and parish areas. The text is garbled but indicates calendar items and community announcements for a coming Sunday and June timing.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a playful or festive note praising Woods and peppermint treats. The readable bits mention Peppermint and a celebratory tone associated with children, but no clear event date or organization is identifiable.
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