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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
6
An ad urges readers to boost liver and kidney function with Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills. It claims the organs fight poisons from infection and body waste, preventing headaches backaches and bilious symptoms if kept healthy. The copy calls for driving out poisons and aiding kidneys liver bowels and skin.
A vintage style local advertisement promotes Bukkulla Wines grown and produced in the district with daily Inverell delivery. It lists price notes for various ports wines sherries clarets and muscat with a big reduction on other orders and directs communications to the manager and local agents. It also advertises MARTIN'S stationery and WYATES seeds as local suppliers.
An obituary item notes a man named Seaolves was buried four miles from Hastings near Dungerness but the coffin later washed up and reburied at Lydd churchyard. The piece also mentions a Golden Wedding record for Hines of Packington and Morley of Peggs Green, detailing descendants and two footballers.
An old advertisement extols Sander and Sons Eucalyptus Extract as a universal remedy for solda indigestion rheumatism wounds sprains and skin issues. It claims veterinary and medical protections, highlights purity from irritating oils, and asserts genuineness and safety for internal and external use with strong assurances of reliability.
A promotional claim states that following the Kruschen Way to Health can wipe out the ill effects of various conditions, suggesting rapid relief through a prescribed regimen or product.
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