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Newspaper
Kyneton Guardian
Location
Kyneton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1915
Page
3
A mixed register from the ITON Women’s TIC Fund shows numerous itemized donations and purchases. Items include socks, handkerchiefs, face washers, shirts, belts, moves of wool, and general supplies, with names of donors and recipients scattered throughout the list. The note ends with a SPORTS section mentioning junior activity and local games.
The readable lines reference gas supply questions and health topics linked to a study or guide. Mentions of Serratia and botanics surface in unclear context, with several garbled terms suggesting a miscellaneous page segment.
Fragmentary OCR text mixes names and terms like Bary and 15 cold with undefined items. The piece mentions Hiltons, suits, and various unclear phrases, suggesting a historical notice or narrative fragment without a clear event, date, or location.
An uncertain report describes a game at Malmsbury with rain affecting play. The narrative mentions teams, players, and unclear actions, noting delays and interrupted action while preserving a few named participants and affiliations.
A handwritten plea urges families to support home care products claiming rapid recovery for mothers. The note promotes testimonials from many mothers and offers a book with worries solved, asking readers to send 3d to Dept. 48 in College of Health, Melbourne.
The piece urges citizens to subscribe to the government war loan, arguing the 4 percent interest and six months’ interest paid in December offer a strong gilt-edged investment. It frames the Empire’s wartime need as a patriotic duty and appeals to small investors to contribute as little as £10, stressing national unity and the security of the issue.
The Australian Wounded Soldiers Fund held a reform era dinner with Mr Butin ion presiding. Guests included Mr Rawson and Mr Morris as speakers while toasts and songs closed the event with sentiments about duty and continued support.
Statistics show more deaths from whooping cough than frauscar let fever but no fatal case proven with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy when taken at first symptom. It eases coughing, helps expectoration, prevents pneumonia and has been used in epidemics with success. Sold by chemists and stores in Kyneton and Chas Matthews Malmsbury.
Fragmentary text describes a wedding mood with a focus on pie and happiness in a domestic scene. Mentions a digestive tablet and a misheard or jumbled language, creating a surreal, unclear account of love and health. The passage blends domestic imagery with product references.
A fragmented Belgian relief fund notice lists names and districts, followed by an advertisement about medical remedies. It promotes products for varicose veins and stiff necks with claims of quick relief and general wellness, naming vendors in Kyneton and nearby towns.
Rates for Wari pay docks and goat grass in the cattle tale. Da FONTE and hyneton at Bar apply ten shillings.
A meeting is scheduled tonight at Miss Money Johnsons Office at 7 30 attended by all members. Acting Secretary A L Johnson requests full attendance.
An assorted old time seed and nursery advertisement lists fruit and flower seeds, potatoes, and garden supplies with pricing notes. Mentions Guava, Victoria government supplies, and wholesale retail seed store details. Includes sporadic misspellings and garbled product names throughout.
Sunday services at Slipway with sermons on Offerive Our Gifts and Heals the Lame. Bible class and school discuss Gosnedl Spring. Salvation Army notes include Knee Drill, holiness meeting, and a Salvation meeting led by Adjt Smith.
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