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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1927
Page
6
An advertising fragment extols Kruschen Salts as a tonic to clear waste from the body and restore vigor. It claims fatigue stems from toxin buildup and urges a daily dose with breakfast tea to revive health, vitality, and mental energy. The tone imitates early 20th century medical marketing.
Report from a National Council of Women gathering in Sydney notes discussion on basic wage for women. Mrs Adbert Littlejohn highlights the impact of cash order systems, delaying payments and forcing prolonged debt as wages are earned but clothes bought earlier. Misquoted names appear garbled in this fragment.
Bullock owner Wil lin O'Dempney wins claim against Nelo, a Vungan man, who pleads guilty to unlawfully using a bullock. Sentence recorded as 27/10 with costs. Prosecution states two workers aided by defendant misdeeds on the range.
The text fragment describes a jumble of garbled words and broken phrases about a water deal, currency items, and unrelated bits. It lists numbers and names in a disordered OCR-like stream with no clear coherent event or individuals to summarize into a cohesive news item.
The readable text presents a garbled historical segment with mentions of names and terms like Wis and Dibetel, plus references to themes and actions. The fragmentary phrasing offers little clear event or narrative, hindering precise reconstruction.
Gordon Brits and Co showcase ulft guaranteed watches in refined designs with decorative enamel and latent style emacs. The firm presents smoke ribbon hood and gold expander models, practical gifts for men, plus jewelled watches in nickel, gold filled, and solid gold cases guaranteed for accuracy and longevity with free initials engraving.
A dated advisory from Representative E. Cross of Victoria urges sheep farmers to maximize land carrying capacity. The letter promotes keeping flocks healthy to raise bank balances, touts the reliability of the Lick brand, and promises broad support across Australia and South Africa for sustaining production and season planning.
An advertisement promotes Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills and Taelian Root Dilla as aids to liver and kidney function. It argues sluggish organs allow poisons to back up in the blood, causing headaches, dizziness and other symptoms, urging cleansing to stay healthy.
Fragmentary text warns kidneys and overall health decline with back pain, swelling, eye issues, and fatigue. Mentions Gruen Kent Bu Wave and unrelated chemist references, with jagged phrases about future safety and wellbeing.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an optician Knoll and various garbled phrases including names and dates. The readable parts imply a listing or event at a location in Sydney with monthly timing, but concrete facts are not clear. The source lacks coherent details to form a complete report.
A historical note on digestion and nutrition arguing that nourishment depends on digestion and assimilation rather than volume. It states improper digestion leads to weakness, constipation, liver disturbance, and systemic disorder, with implied remedies for digestive health.
£50 offered for information leading to recovery of stock stolen from holdings in New Bobo Forest Reserve Camp Creek area Texas. Confidential tips accepted. After trial a reward may be paid to the informant according to decision.
A Church of England event at Warlalda on June 6 featured a boatman and sale of work in the afternoon and a dance at night. The hall was festively decorated with greenery and floral art. Stallholders included Jumbie, Mrs A. and E. N. Kent, Mrs Maidens and Mrs BR. 8 Lamrock, Mrs Hill and Miss H. Kent, Mrs Troll let, and others. Prizes were announced for stopping the distance with ladies and gents named. The dance drew strong attendance. performances by local pianists and entertainers, with Miss Burtheit and Mr G. Hilwig MLC highlighted. A chocolate walk and guessing contests followed. After supper, Rev H H McLean praised helpers. balance showed 14/40. The Tunmnie Club’s annual meeting elected BR OA Lamrock as president, and Mrs Coneyteaser as secretary. Miss Bordlont led social points. A local rally report noted efforts transferred to Warinht on the 10th.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered phrases and names without clear context or coherent events. It mentions Bar, Ww, Bar Ww, and distant terms like future, warning, and endurance, lacking identifiable actions or locations.
A 1926 Melbourne exhibition awarded Sandor and Sons Pure Volatile Eucalyptus Extract a first prize and gold medal for its purity and potency. Professors Lig river tngo and De Bavy backed the product’s effectiveness, noting its use to treat wounds, ulcers, piles, and sores with two drops in water.
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