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Newspaper
Kyneton Guardian
Location
Kyneton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
3
Report details a major Allied assault with Landings near Bulair and at the western Dardanelles. Submarines are sunk and Ottoman defenses face heavy pressure. Casualty counts rise as ships and troops engage in near-constant combat along the peninsula.
A fragmentary note lists donors and contributions to the Mia Red Cross branch for July. Names include Mrs R Boiganne, E Hyslop, WV O Sullivan, Mollie Murphy, Misses A Campbell and J Turner, with varied amounts recorded in pounds and shillings.
The recent minutes show attendance by Cris, Clark chair, and others with apologies from Cameharry. A Waterworks Trusts Association session is planned for September 23 to appoint a representative. Collector reports monthly takings, while accounts totaling 2 8 8 ty are approved. Several notes praise British schools and war service, listing crosses, medals, and honors earned by Dugeload and Wales students and staff.
Fragmentary reminiscence discusses Lord Kitchener and a controversial figure, noting public opinion of power and detection. The narrative touches on a narrative of letters, a salon or garden setting in Kennington or Phillimore Gardens, with passing references to a journalist and a house, and a dramatic scene of emotion and social tension.
Fragmentary text describes a character's first pie experience and a disliked table of dietary guidance. Mentions Dr Sheldon and "Divustive Tables" with prices and durations. Seems paraphrased from a humorous or puzzle page about nutrition and household tasks.
Article describes teachers who joined military forces and will temporarily leave schools. Details how vacancies will be filled, with university courses offered to qualify replacements. Mentions assistance to department, minister, and university authorities, plus a note on Brown's Bronchial Troches for throat irritation.
A fragment filled with rural life notes from Elphinsters and surrounding suburbs. The piece mentions butter shortages and shifting dietary shifts, a stray cow named Beauty and Showy, various local events, a sendoff social for Piyaie O Urien, entertainment at Mechanics Hall, and a Red Cross fundraiser. The text blends weathered farming detail with community happenings and planned entertainments.
An old advertisement touts Dr Sheldon’s New Discoveries as the safest remedy for coughs, colds, chest pains, and related ailments. It claims universal reliability and lists prices of 178 and 3, with availability advertised widely.
Tylden residents attended a Friday concert featuring school scholars and recitals, with performances including song, recitation, and solos. The Chairman praised the scholars and thanked Mr and Mrs Newton for training the children, as the audience joined in God Save the King to close the profitable gathering.
Sincel bs caused by daumatism it the muscles of the neck. While most painisl, nick: re may tie hal by ayelying Chamber lain's Pain Balm. The best result is obtained by first bathing the affected part in water as hot as can be borne and then rubbing. In the Bala, freely, Sold uy,alchemists and storekeepers in Kyneton,2nd Chas. Matthews, Malmsbury.
Notes from Castlemaine report the first semi final of the shave at Castlemaine with Maldon defeating Kyneton 36 to 49 points. A crowded day saw trophies presented by the era's president.
A Melbourne dispatch reports that the Australian government and state authorities will move fresh meat shipments from Queensland to Victoria and South Australia. Officials say the plan, aiming to stabilise prices, involves about 7000 cattle from the Northern Territory venture and will adjust freight costs, with distribution now in the hands of governments.
A fragmented 1900s newspaper item discusses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a popular treatment amid epidemic mentions. It notes public reliance on the product and references local names and places, including a lost gold or diamond-related note, reflecting period health and crime chatter.
Notices mention Mr David Matpon and an item described as Abarics a Inverter with an event titled Missions. The brief text references THIS EVENING and a collection, indicating a local collection or gathering. Further specifics are unreadable.
Fragmented notice records a meeting cancellation for Eryneton Coursing Club with scattered items on seeds plants and insurance services. It mentions locations Mollison street and Epping street and references auctions rentals and property sales with various fixtures and offerings.
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