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Newspaper
Laura Standard
Location
Laura, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
4
An advertisement extols Hearne’s cure as a complete remedy for bronchitis and throat irritation, claiming it prevents chronic cough asthma or consumption. It asserts early use ensures a full cure and recommends prompt purchase from chemists and medicine vendors.
Public holidays for 1914 list Good Friday April 10 Enter Monday April 13 Accession Day and King’s Birthday observed Monday Prince of Wales birthday observed Monday Eight Hour's Day October 14 Batman Day December Pride day December 26 Proclamation Day December 26. Printed by Review James Howe 42 the office of the papers Starssard Heedert ottett eo.
Fragmentary text shows Cheap Prepaid Advertisements with unclear phrases and mangled names. It mentions orders and items like Buy and Warren with stray words and initials. content is damaged and partially legible, indicating a catalog or notice fragment.
The Zaura Standard Stationery Department offers writing paper including tablets, envelopes, and packets in assorted sizes and finishes. Fountain pens such as Independent Style and Gravity Style are listed with nib options, plus inks, accounts books, day books, ledgers, and journals with varied pricing.
A reader letter attacks J A Gallasch over Liberal positions and voting pledges. It questions his methods and compares Liberal and Labor policies while urging sensible representation for farmers and taxpayers.
A historical ad style note touts Doan's Vinent as a cure for piles with claims of long lasting relief. It references a Mr Horgan and mentions years of use and repeated success, urging readers to obtain the remedy.
Fragmentary OCR outlines poultry feeding guidance from BABM GARDEN AND BIEL. It discusses daily laying hen feed schedules, diverse diets, and potential disease links from improper forage, referencing June 8 1898 in a Governor’s proposal context.
Fragmentary 1898 references show the Advertiser noting agricultural and horticultural produce gains from foreign markets and a leader in the Register urging transit facilities. The text points to a Prodaea Depot concept as part of the debate in that era.
Scattered dialogue shows a heated verbal exchange with defiant boasts and interruptions. A visitor’s presence is implied by glowers while a parent figure sits in silence, suggesting tension and possible coercive intent. The legible phrases hint at threats and demands.
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