Herbes Pills Help Rheumatism Patient Letters Claim Relief
William Fick of Pittsworth Queensland writes that after eight months of acute rheumatism his condition improved dramatically after four bottles of Herbes Pills. He praises the remedy, notes medical remedies failed, and says he now remains free of symptoms for a year with two to three bottles kept at home. H Lindenberg store verified the letter. Final line states no signs of old complaint after twelve months.
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Toowoomba
Pittsworth
H. Lindenberg
Wiliam Fick
Queensland
Rabbit Skins Demand Mixed As Auctions Report Weekly
Goldsbrough Mort and Co notes mixed demand with first pelts down 12d, second down 6d, third down 2d while other grades held. Hares in small supply with prices lower. marsupial auctions set for Ist imst with wallaby, kangaroo firm. Goat skins, fox skins, tallow, and sheep skins show varied movements across grades with notable price shifts.
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Goldsbrough, Mort and Co
Utd
Hell
Ist Imst
Wallaby
London
Record £1800 donated at West Wyalong Silver Jubilee show
At the smoke social in connection with the West Wyalong and District TAH and C Association £1800 was subscribed in one night as special donations for the 1925 show. The amount rose to £1850 over two days, a record for the provincial area in Australia, granting life membership to 283 members.
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West Wyalong and
Ny Pievingial
Australia
Etovto
Wack
Prohibition Protests Grow Over 30 Officials Killed
John K Mills argues in the New York Herald that anti prohibitionists arenot to blame for deaths from bootlegging and tainted alcohol. He says violence stems from fanatical dry forces and vows the fight will continue against prohibition in the USA citing miscarriages of law and social turmoil stirred by dry advocates.
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New York
Herald
John _K. Mills
United States
Mr. Mill
Floss
USA
Old Trick in WeW Guide Confident Trick Brings Loot
A crafty newcomer feigns misfortune to solicit aid from Goondiwiedi residents, claiming loss of “jent” and swag. After a faux hardship tale and a quick subscription, the ruse collapses as onlookers learn no property was ever possessed. An Evans Head tale echoes the camp prank of serving fake crackery cups and cutlery to diners.
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Goondiwiedi
Quenland
Omer
Evans Head
Asvasde
Church Journal praises temperance reform in London inn
The Church Times lauds Lord Birkenhead and Bishop of Durham opinions on liquor control and temperance. It cites Dr Benson and Dr Burge debates, noting brewer reform and new inn ventures like Barelay Perkins shin Tean in outer London suburbs as Christian institutions for families to dine and listen to music.
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Lord Kirkenhead
Durham
London “Church Times
House of Lords
Tbirlinhead
Sunderland
Benson
Burge
Messrs
Barelay Perkins
London
Draught Stallion Duke of Kent At Manilla
TO STAND THE SEASON AT WONGO CREEK Draught Stallion Duke of Kent is an active bright bay standing 17 hands with strong bone and muscle. Sired by Count imp, winner of Barraba Show prizes, with a line including Royal Standard and other Imp. Dam by Bay Boy G.G. First and champion at Otago four years running. Terms £1 10s per mare with paddock care. apply to D Thomas Manilla.
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Wongo Creek
Duke OF Kent
Bright Bay
Count Imp
Barraba
Bay Boy
G.G
Linkin
Royal Standard
Dunnedin
Egmont
Imp
Otago
Ommura
Lord Lion
King Tom
G.O
Britton
Tron Duke
Evers
D. Thomas
Manilla
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