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Newspaper
Kyneton Guardian
Location
Kyneton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1916
Page
3
A jumble of medical guidance suggests hot water and magnesia as a remedy for stomach discomfort. The text mentions stomach acids, artificial diets, and consulting a chemist for safe magnesia use, framing it as a specialist recommendation.
A send off was held for Private Frankdaie of Glenhope on Saturday. Neighbors and friends honored him on return from home on trial leave, praising his patriotism and wishing him God speed as he heads to service. A gold medal bearing Kangaroo, the emu, the wattle and the home flag was presented by the district to mark the occasion.
Death occurred at his Gladstone Street home in Quarry Hill Bendigo on Tuesday. Thomas Henry Brodie of Victoria ran wars was also noted. Burial followed at the Malatsians Cemetery with coffin bearers from the staff. Sympathy is offered to his widow and family, including a son Tom serving on active duty.
A woman from Belmont Road Mosmans Bay NSW attests to the benefits of Dr Sheldon’s new remedy. She describes relief from influenza symptoms after doses and credits the product with enabling sleep and recovery. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as reducing influenza severity and preventing pneumonia, noting local retailers.
At Thursday's market 346 sheep and cattle yarded. Prices held firm for crossbreds and dairy cattle with slight gains. notable entries include 36 cattle and 326 sheep. Quotes for various classes ranged from 14 to 160 pounds, with springers and cows showing mixed movement and some spreads versus last week.
A reader letter debates postwar trade shifts, arguing British restraint on criticism of German exports while highlighting 1913 German imports and British reliance on German goods. It laments economic ties that bolster German wealth and influence, noting wartime expenditures and market dependence.
The fragment discusses chilblains arising from cold weather and attempts to treat them with various oils and salves. It mentions enduring the pain, the unavailability of cures, and the idea that warmth and care inside the fireside are a remedy. References to winter strain and maintaining strength for summer days appear, alongside hints of medicinal preparations and pricing.
Father and children wish mother to recover quickly as the Ladies College of Health promotes home treatment. Testimonies from many mothers praise its help with Woniar troubles and worries. A book with information will be sent for 3d to Dept. 48 Melbourne. Also includes a verse about a father’s drinking and a mother’s tears.
Kyneton District women are urged to knit a pair of socks for the French Red Cross by 1 July. Socks may be sent to the South Room or handed to any WP Committee member. Remember Verdant.
Kyneton Independent Church advertises cheap properties for sale from £60 to £850. Includes cardage plants flower seeds fruit and vegetable seeds bulbs trees and shrubs. Property sales and insurance services offered by H Ferris and F Airey pin street with positions available.
Hyntonon Nursery offers improved fruit trees seeds and flowering stock on premises. Catalogs boast wattles and acacias camellias ferns roses grasses and many other plants along with bulbs and vegetables. Orders promptly filled at Mollison Street Kyneton Victoria with Sunday closed.
A fragmented notice lists the Mechanics' Half Yearly Meeting with Timings at St Pauls Church KYNETON and multiple church services across Kyneiton including Saint Andrews Presbyterian and Methodist, noting evening prayers, communion, and sermon topics plus local ads for horse and cow rugs and saddlery by TELPORD BROS.
The VOTERS LISTS for Metcalfe Shire and Riding divisions are open for inspection until July 7 1916 at designated local offices including Glentyon Drummond and Metcalfe Shire Hall. Objections or claims must be filed per Local Government Act 1916 with forms available on site or from the Shire Secretary GEO CARMICHAEL.
An 19th century ad touts Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a universal remedy for colds and related ailments claiming sure success with every dose and promising relief on demand.
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