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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1915
Page
1
A new stock of cotton and cashmere hosiery arrives, touting British manufacture with guaranteed indelible dyes. Prices remain low despite freight costs, offering a full range from women's plain black cotton hose to children's ribbed cotton and lisle lace options, with several fine cashmere and tan lisle items.
A reader condemns persistent farmer complaints about the Wheat Acquisition Act arguing many farmers speak for themselves while many Australians face hunger and wartime hardship. The writer urges fair minded farmers and others to silence grumbling and support the nation's war effort and grain supply.
The fragment lists venues Armidale over several days from March 16 to March 17 and March 23 at Quirindi, Kempsey, Dorrigo, Grefton, Brisbane, Gunsedah, Bingleton with ranges March 24 to 26 and August 21 to 6 and May 5 to 7. It shows scattered dates for a regional LK sports schedule.
An old notice urges keeping Chamberlains Cough Remedy at home for children. It claims a perfect remedy for coughs colds croup whooping cough and bronchitis and says early use wards off attacks. Sold by all storekeepers and chemists.
An advertisement promoting Mr Adolf Bacgur expert optician of Chase Hodsd Sydney offering services for defective glasses. He is well known across New South Wales and will stage a three month offer with 15 percent discount off all work at Court House Hotel Manilla on Tuesday March 30th at 4 pm.
Fragment from a historical newspaper notice printed and published by Henry Cleave Vincent for proprietors Vincent and Co at a Wanille Express office in the state. OCR shows misreads but indicates an imprint and printer details tied to a local publishing office.
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