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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1934
Page
7
A former cripple who suffered rheumatism for five years credits Kruschen Salts with restoring his health. After two bottles he could eat without discomfort and sleep soundly, and he now works as a chef again. The testimonial explains the product’s six salts and standardized batches.
The report discusses wool supply, demand, and prices amid shifting carryover stocks. It notes reduced overseas demand, higher yarn and woollen goods costs, and cautious hopes for May and July auctions to clear stock, with Australia as a key factor and Bradford price context.
The article lists Australian tour results with players and scores, details premier matches against Worcestershire Leicester Cambridge and MCC, and summaries of tests and future fixtures across England. It mentions players like Chipperfield and McSuby, and outlines test outcomes at Trent Bridge and ongoing and upcoming matches through August across clubs and counties.
An item promotes a peppermint-based remedy for coughs and colds, claiming swift relief and medical efficacy. The advertisement highlights a popular cure and references its use in households.
Susan confronts Bob Dunbar aboard a moving train as family pressures and a trust tied engagement complicate an impending marriage. The scene centers on Bob admitting a change of heart about Denise and the conflict with his grandfather’s will.
A fragmented historical reminiscence travels the Great Barrier Reef from Captain Cook to Matthew Flinders. It recalls sea routes, early voyages, and the charting of perilous passages as 18th century navigators faced vast reefs and tropical isles.
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