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Readable bits mention a free sample of ointment and a home remedy. Names and exact product details are unclear. The text hints at a marketing notice offering a free item to readers.
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Newspaper
Kyneton Guardian
Location
Kyneton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1915
Page
4
Readable bits mention a free sample of ointment and a home remedy. Names and exact product details are unclear. The text hints at a marketing notice offering a free item to readers.
A reader asks about cutting penatemone and snowdragons and best strawberry growing in the Ynethon district. Advice covers soil preparation, manure, bed spacing, planting times, irrigation, weed control, and selecting varieties suited to cool climates.
A detailed report chronicles substantial contributions to relief efforts including 72 pyjama suits 90 scarves 90 pairs of socks and many hospital items from Kyne ton and district groups. The Red Cross and local auxiliaries report shipments to soldiers and welfare drives with plans to forward more material while appealing for further sheets paper and high quality supplies.
A testimonial from Mrs. Jackson of Daylesford touts Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as curing severe backache and kidney troubles. She reports immediate relief, restored kidney health, and a lasting cure over three years, urging others to try the remedy. The ad notes 2/9 per bottle with six bottles for 15/3, via Foster-McClellan Co. Sydney. Also mentions an Australian patriotic song and other remedies for pain and tooth issues.
An editorial urges young Australians to answer the call of duty and join the war effort. It argues liberty, democracy, and national defense require immediate enlistment, citing historical martial spirit and the need to replace volunteers who have fallen or are abroad. It warns against complacency and calls Parliament, press, and public to rally with national resolve.
An Australian reader touts Hean's Beene cough mixture as the best remedy for colds, noting strong relief and recommending it to neighbors. The ad mentions sales by Honnis Resence at 178 Castlereagh Street Sydney and promises free postage on orders.
Monday night council discussed securing kerbing from Degarniens for fireplaces, drainage delays, and a plan for a school grounds overhaul. They outlined preparations for afternoon demonstrations in edoiol ical cookery by Miss Ryan and set dates for upcoming sessions.
The text outlines the German Iron Cross history, noting its Prussian origin under Frederick William III around 1813, its resemblance to the British Victoria Cross, and design details. It describes insignia changes, the lack of inscription on the cross, and variants such as the 1810 and 1813 versions with initials RW and crown motifs. It explains the cross’ use on standards and its award across ranks.
A Northern France battlefield letter from a Sheialat soldier recounts running low on cartridges, desperate thirst, and the muffled cries of dying comrades at dawn. The writer reflects on a young officer slain, his pale face framed by dark hair, and mourns unseen families at home.
Glenlyonshire Council met on Monday and noted no government notice on elections in municipalities affected by amalgamation. To save costs the council planned to hold elections in August if no direction is received. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised for relief of coughs and colds.
Four women report rapid relief from fever and cough with Dr Sheldon's New Discovery. Ming A Tayloe of Helmont read Moswan’s Bay NSW details and credits the remedy with restoring sleep and strength after fever and cold episodes. Price listed as 1/6 and 3/. Also notes gorse fodder being used to cut feed costs for stock.
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