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Newspaper
Laura Standard
Location
Laura, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
3
Claims rapid relief for bronchitis cough croup asthma hoarseness and chest pain. Persuades that early use prevents chronic cough or consumption and asserts a complete cure with a dose or two. Sold by all chemists and medicine vendors.
In a brief bowling note the pair Glen H P Winter and J Daly deliver strong performances against competitors. The column highlights their skill and keeps focus on the match pace and results.
A large gathering in LavRa on Violet Day July 2 attended a memorial and fundraiser to aid wounded soldiers. Mayor Howland led ceremonies at Herbert Durret Botwara with Dr Wiloa and Med F Koeulkit delivering remarks. Proceeds from badge sales and a public sale raised over £11, while the Cheer Up Society received donations for assistance.
The ad touts Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble with testimonials from Solomon and Algra. It claims rapid relief of backache, headaches, and urinary disorders, warns of dangers like Bright's disease, and provides pricing and ordering details from Pastue McClallan Co, Sydney.
The Boogoolie District Council held an extra Saturday meeting to elect a chairman with Cr. Cleggett and Cr. Walter supporting the motion. Cr. was elected for the coming year. The Returning Officer reported elected councillors B Cleogstt for West Ward, Walter for North West Ward, and H McDowall as auditor.
Obscure report notes a memorial service for the late Pte Percy Bray son of Mr Urian Saith. The article mentions efforts to honor the fallen through arrangements and mentions a gathering of worshippers at a local site or church.
The service honored Private Paroy T. Sunitt and Uriah Saito of Leora, both linked to the Leora troop and the Laura Brass Bend era. Hymns were sung, with Rev. E Bear delivering a sermon on courage, duty, and faith in defense of liberty and religious freedom.
An unusual historical item from a northern newspaper narrates a complaint about a chronic cheat. The piece highlights a local figure named Pepperuiut and the context hints at ongoing community concerns and reputational stakes.
Melrose forfeited to Yarrowie on Saturday in a rough showing of football by two teams chosen from local boys. Sack Hoguvite drew attention though he played sparingly for three games at $0 a week. Several players stood out for Yarrowie while others lined up for the opposing side in a loosely organized scrimmage.
A garbled list of dates and months appears, listing various lights on vehicles events or screenings across several months. The OCR text includes numerous typos and misordered numbers making precise interpretation difficult. No clear event names or locations are identifiable beyond months and scattered day numbers.
Fragmented OCR shows cheap prepaid notices for vacancies and services with misread names and dates. It includes birth marriage and death notices and hints at printed publication by Hessians Yanes Bons at a city office.
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