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Newspaper
Laura Standard
Location
Laura, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
4
An advertisement touts Hearne’s remedy for bronchitis cough croup asthma and chest pain claiming rapid relief and complete cure when used at the first sign. It asserts the medicine strengthens the voice prevents cough or asthma from becoming chronic and stops consumption if treated early.
Public holiday list with varied spellings lists days and partial events such as Christmas and birthdays. The notice appears printed by Treeper Jans Tek at the office, noting observed days and calendar irregularities with erratic capitalization.
The fragment outlines prepaid advertisement pricing by word count with tiers for 20 to 40 plus words. It references a payment schedule and directions for placing ads such as one line or variable word counts. Prices appear labeled in sequence with quantity-based increases.
An old advertisement lists writing paper tablets blotter envelopes various papers and pens including fountain pens school requisites exercise books bank books crayons colored chalks pencils rulers compasses blotting paper and more with reductions for larger quantities and prices per item noted.
The Agricultural Bureau notes Ontario dairy instruction improves material handling and factory practices. The next Learn branch meeting is at Town Hall Friday at 8. A session will cover Deep and Shallow Ploughing with Mr E G Besing, followed by a public lecture by P F Place the Government Veterinary Lecturer.
Chronic Chet Complinta reports relief with Woods Great Popp rmint Cure. Local users note rapid improvement after trial, citing ease of use and quick symptom easing.
Fragmentary item lists low rates on farm implements growing crops and haystacks with scattered mentions of natural causes and a fire incident. The readable text names Aarne Stables Outbonsex and Dosth from Natural Cansen with unclear context.
The Booyvolin Agriculturist Society in Sparatary led by Mr O Felatoud discusses a substantial special prize for each class to raise the Spring Show and inaugurate the new show grounds. The secretary reports a prize list boost, committees to revise entries, and an invitation to perform the opening ceremony on September 30.
The Laura Troop Committee met at Town Hall with Mr H Hollis presiding. Officers approved buying equipment for the group and organizing a Heart Concert for July 16. Rev We. Stroy Williams named chaplain. requests filed to extend patronage, obtain a warrant, and play the King's Challenge Banner in the Library.
A vintage advertisement touts Doan’s Ointment for piles with testimonies from Mr J B Dickson of Moyletown Jamonstown praising fast relief after itching bleeding and pain. The ad touts price two shillings nine pence per pot and urges immediate purchase.
Weather favored Arbor Day events as over 60 residents joined in planting trees including Pious Maritime and Aboppo Pines. Schoolchildren led a parade with a school band while a public reserve offered refreshments. District Council officials supervised with Mewes E M Willington and H B Davie coordinating the arrangements.
A brief note describes a bronchial condition and a claimed cure labeled as Wood Great Peopermict, dated in a 62 timeline. The fragmentary item hints at a medical remedy or patent medicine entry from a past period.
The article notes Bonding near completion but rain and cold hamper wheat maturation and harvest timing. Stubble paddocks show minor regrowth after a shower, while much replanting and ploughing occur as farmers face scarce game and poor yields in the region.
The readable text hints at Wirrabara Forest ruins linked to a 2d cube and local reactions to winter conditions. Details are partial and names, dates, and clearer events are missing.
Georgetown diary entry notes the opening meeting of the Georgetown Literary Society held at Tuetitare Hall. Rev W We Bsird chaired a small gathering with about 50 attendees and several members nominated. The program featured music recitals and elocution with performances by Miss McAuley, Lawrie, Miss Yelland, and Mr McLane. Mrs Baird contributed a song intro and critiques.
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