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Newspaper
Kyneton Guardian
Location
Kyneton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 08, 1918
Page
4
A six month scalp ailment causing thick dandruff and hair loss was reportedly healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The unsigned but signed statement by Le Ritch of Edward Street, Coonamble, N S W, dated June 1 1916, notes skin irritation and pimples improved by Cuticura. Sample offers and mail order ads accompany the notice.
A report details the State schools War Savings Fund efforts under Mr F Tate the Director of Education. It notes thousands of pupils joined the Young Workers Patriotic Guild earning certificates for substantial gifts and money raised for war relief through concerts and drives. The fund accumulated about £450 000 with disbursements to Red Cross Repatriation French and Italian relief and other allied causes.
An advertisement touts Hean’s Tonic Nerve Nuts claimed to ease neuralgia and starved nerves. It markets the tonic as a hunger nerve remedy, promises improved complexion, and notes stockists including a Mr. Regi in Malmsbury and a Guardian Books Store.
A late 19th century style report records weekly parish collections in Kyneton district totaling 148 weeks at £2109 5 24 for Elgian Relief. It lists numerous street names and residents contributing, and notes the compilers’ tribute to Anzac memory with a solemn poem.
A testimonial from Mrs. G. Francke praises Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as restoring health after kidney trouble. The letter cites severe back pains and dizziness, noting substantial improvement after use and no kidney issues for three years. Cautions against overuse of stimulants and advises travellers to carry Chaiborkan aid.
The Minister of Repatriation announced the personnel of the Repatriation Committee to oversee absorption and benefits for discharged soldiers. The chairman will be the minister, with members including Lt Col Owen, Sir Langdon Bonthoron, and several returned soldiers and officials. The act requires regulations and gazettal before full control. provisional committee will assess materials and prepare for administration.
A blurred account recalls Skipper T Crisp of the Nelson class ship and his crew defending against a submarine attack on October 26. The skipper was fatally wounded, went down with the ship, and his actions inspired his second in command and son to carry on the fight and later report the heroic stand and the vessel’s sinking.
A Great War era Gazette supplement details nine Victoria Cross recipients from the Gloucestershire, Canadians, Suffolk and West Yorkshire regiments. Officers and privates alike are praised for acts under heavy fire, including shielding comrades, rescuing wounded, and holding positions despite severe injuries.
Amonese Father F. Clune, a 48 year old Roman Catholic chaplain in the Australian Imperial Force, awarded the Military Cross for conspicuous gallantry. The article details his prior service, injuries at Gallipoli, and leadership’s praise, noting his popularity and broad service across Australia.
In this wartime appeal Australian mothers are urged to free their sons for service. The piece emphasizes that women should not hold back their boys, calling on mothers to sacrifice and support their country as homes and nations depend on the war effort. The call frames motherhood as a national duty and cites the risk and sacrifice involved.
The Pall Mall Gazette questions the 26 million pound wheat purchase and government handling. It argues lack of scrutiny over grain import costs and criticizes ministers for failing to secure reliable shipping and timely supplies to Britain.
This article tabulates rainfall data for Reyneton district covering years 1991 through 116. It presents average monthly totals to aid readers in understanding precipitation patterns over the period.
Twelve men deemed physically fit were accepted for active service on one day. Indications point to a nationwide recruitment drive with Defence authorities approving the move. Many previously rejected volunteers are expected to re-enlist under the new call.
An aged wartime notice lists daily pay rates and separation allowances for Private to Lieutenant ranks, with pension details for totally or partially incapacitated soldiers and dependents. It outlines embarkation, active service, and deferred pay components, plus a final note on Maryborough base.
An antiquated ad promotes Morriss Imperial Eye Uiat and various pills claiming to cleanse urine, improve digestion, purify blood, and restore vision. It lists individuals and professions praising cures and notes sale through Armstrong Guardian office and local stores.
Important notice states a business for sale and disputes authority to make the statement. The note asserts increased earnings and references a butcher shop next to a street vendor, claiming fresh fish daily and prompt delivery. Wording is garbled and unclear about dates or exact parties involved.
A reward is offered for information leading to the capture of a con man named Barry or Barry Bros and initials JM or JMN Barry. The notice asks any person with details to come forward and surrender the suspected individual, promising payment upon receipt.
Repair shop listing machines and parts including sewing machines gramophones clocks and pipes with notes on service and refreshments for customers in a dated advertisement style.
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