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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
6
Fragmented OCR presents motor notes on a growing sporting side and evolving racing culture. It references trials in September and mentions various figures and locations in a dated, garbled stream. The piece hints at broader public interest and developing athletic events within the Commonwealth.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Gruen as keeping the family healthy and happy and references various unclear phrases and names. The readable parts suggest a promotional tone with product or brand emphasis tied to family well being.
An advertisement touts a remedy named AUMSE'S INDIAN TOOT PILL for liver derangement. It describes a sluggish liver causing a yellowish complexion, digestive issues, headaches, skin pimples, back pain, and general malaise. The copy promises restoration of health through a supposedly scientific treatment with certificates and strong testimonials.
A travel notice lists dates and times for a visit to Inverell at the Imperial Hotel. The event runs on Twesday September 1 from a.m. to p.m., on Wednesday October 21 from 2 p.m. to p.m., and on Thursday October 4 from a.m. to p.m. The fim has violated the town bylaw for thirty years.
The fragment describes a vile spell of weather at William Slowe with strong winds and a hot storm. A bystander recalls tension aboard a stormy day near South Fle and mentions a secretary’s offices and a gusty outdoor scene. A girl speaks of berets dust and a pool, while a man on the meatworks line is noted amid the gusts.
An unusual advertisement extols a nerve health tonic named Hewo's Boule Serve Nyita claiming it strengthens nerves energizes the blood and boosts appetite sleep and well being. It promotes boxes for a price and mentions mail delivery and chemical concerns in a dated sales pitch.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions co incidence, a Tee’s cy lage ante, and various odd phrases. It references Col mothes Aerts, Whet, Droge, and Jost Lowe, with uncertain dates or places, suggesting a historical notice or column fragment alongside scattered names and events.
A garbled report describes divers in Broome attempting a harvest with bottles and a shell bag. The text implies stages of loading, cooking, and tasting, mentioning oysters, meat, and a bead, with fragmented instructions about preparation and timing.
A damaged OCR text fragment mentions people, places, and events in a jumbled sequence. Readable elements reference Beata, Tyonae, Bath, Veith, Lil, and public notices, but specifics are unclear. The piece seems to mix names, dates, and probable local events without coherent context.
A damaged old ad describes kidney problems and back pain claiming Doan's Backache Kidney Pills relieved Mrs Wake's suffering. She says years of pain, dropsy, and fatigue disappeared after use and she remained free of kidney trouble for over a decade. The promotion cites Ferter Medicalian as distributor and notes price details.
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