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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
6
A 76 year old woman long unable to walk for seven months found relief after using Schumann’s Mineral Spring Salts. She suffered swollen joints and pain but soon could walk again. The remedy was purchased from chemists and advertised in the period notice.
An oddly garbled medical ad lists various ailments such as congested liver kidney and blus ier with references to rheumatic conditions and stomach issues. It mentions Dr Nuby, special treatment, and a promise of results by mail or calls, urging readers to write for details.
Sergeant Burge receives promotion and military leave as district reports on various society events. The Tire tennis season opener at Geaysholee court shows Raleien and Terex in action while Ogden Cup defense features Lynch and Fleming for Texas. A golf four ball finals at the February course finishes with Penfold and Gritten finishing one up. Jockey Club summer meeting and Texas cup prize plans loom with entry close dates and clubs preparing for double meetings at Noruhmatiana.
A local charity ball organized by Bulkulla community members raised funds for Inverell Hospital. Mayor Jardine praised attendees for generosity, noting many donated wine, sardines, chocolates, and prizes. Volunteers and sponsors from Langley, Cant Doli, Holder Bouquet, and others helped run auctions, games, and dances in a lively social event.
In England, police use modern wireless methods to catch speed limit violators. An officer aboard a mobile vehicle reports a 30 mile per hour offense as the offender is identified and tracked via wireless equipment on the patrol route.
The text appears as a fragmented 19th or early 20th century reflection citing J. Feiging and Alexander, discussing liberty, authority, and public opinion. It references Sturt M, the work On Liberty, and critiques of dissent, with mentions of Whitman and Conyers. The tone mirrors a philosophical newspaper note on individual rights and social control.
Rev Keeling answers critics about charity, poverty, and the responsibility of society. He defends aid to Indigenous and white families, condemns indolence and exploitation, and argues against lax charity while urging practical, principled action. He references Mr Braun, Major Meliveer, and local church efforts in Inverell.
Between January 1 and April 20, 685 accidents with personal injuries occurred at pedestrian crossings in London. During the same period 1297 prosecutions were issued against drivers for crossing offenses.
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