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Newspaper
Laura Standard
Location
Laura, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
4
Advert explains Hearne's medicine for bronchitis cough croup asthma hoarseness and chest pain promising rapid relief and possible cure when started early. It asserts the remedy strengthens the voice quiets throat irritation and prevents chronic cough or consumption, urging universal household use and sale by chemists.
Fragmentary text advert mentions prepaid ads and various names and rates. It references Parsons, Sirvarions, Wastep Boskn, Rewinexce Tone, Fox Sate, and Warren Wasten. Details are unclear but indicate pricing thresholds and ad placement constraints.
An eye care notice stresses eyesight importance and invites readers to consult Tankmann & Pank Opticians for a candid opinion on eye relief and vision care amid imperfect clarity and safety considerations.
A garbled notice outlines Commercial Union 415 KING WILLIAM and related parties. It mentions fire and accident coverage, premiums, agents, and legal matters including indemnity, guarantees, and risk details across streets and names such as ROSE and Laura. The text references pounds and large sums amid scattered product terms and policy components.
A catalog of classroom supplies including writing paper tablets, drawing and mourning papers, blank books, memo books, crayons, colored chalk, rubber erasers, lead pencils, slate and black pencils, rulers, compasses, blotting paper and related items for students.
The list outlines holidays for 1914 including Good Friday April 10 and various observances. Several entries contain garbled names and dates such as Bater Monday April 13 and Prince of Wales birthday with unclear weekday associations.
In a speech carried by the Labor legacy, Mr. PBM Daly defends restraint in debate while criticizing the Liberal push for tighter control. He recalls leaving the United Labor Party and condemns aggressive methods within the Labor movement, arguing many workers oppose agitators and theatrics harming the party.
A political shift within unions is noted as craft and industrial ties wane. Leaders warn Labor Party gains could alter workers' rights, with calls to defend free trade and oppose actions harming Australia’s economy. Daley cites fiscal plans and a £20,000 breach of restraint, urging vigilance ahead of national events.
Voters are instructed to vote in the division for the elector and meet Act requirements. A second paper lists two names for the House of Representatives with only one to be chosen. The notice urges casting a vote next Saturday for six Senators and one representative and to mark a cross opposite the chosen names before 8 PM.
The notice lists eleven Liberal candidates for the Senate and instructions to vote for all or risk an invalid ballot. It instructs voting for one for the House of Representatives and provides marked ballot examples with names such as Benny, Jenkins, Newland, Ologhlein, Seamon, Stewart, Story, Vardon, Mosrow, Poynton, and Bear.
Australia urges electors to vote on Saturday September 5 for six senators. Voters abroad should arrange the vote. the ballot requires six selections or ballot papers become invalid. Each elector has a vote for one representative in the House of Representatives and must choose the six senators for the Senate.
A garbled historical text fragment describes a person named Myer and references trials, back pain, and a hope for recovery. It mentions a place Port Pirie West and includes several distorted phrases about suffering, caution, and resilience. The passage reads as a rough, disjointed reminiscence with unclear chronology.
The mayor presented in the Town Hall on an August date a report honoring local service. He noted correspondence with the Patriotic Fund and the Red Cross Society and addressed the son of Laura who had volunteered for active service.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions love and publication by a records office. It references names and a possible period tone but contains many garbled words and stray phrases. No coherent event or clear entities are determinable from readable text.
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