Various Local Items and Alarming News From Regional NSW
A mixed regional roundup notes the sale of the Royal Hotel Camavol to G Bowhay and farm workers supplying matches free of charge. Reports mention drought, unemployment among barmaids, heavy livestock issues, and political talk of NSW elections. Other items cover wheat yields, notable figures, and local business sales with scattered prices and oddities from Orange, Forbes, Molong, and neighboring districts.
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Royal Hotel
Camavol
A. E. Anderson
G. Bowhay
Molong
Forbes
Orange
Unclear Historical Medical Claim Listing With Warrant
Fragmentary OCR text promotes Chamberlain’s Stonech and Live Tablors as cures for bowel and digestive issues. It mentions a search warrant and lists names like Gibaon Broa and Tomingley, but content is garbled and unreliable for factual claims or outcomes.
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Chamberlain
Anin
Gibaon Broa
Peake Hil W
Leas
Tomingley
Sunlight Soap Promises Easier Washing Day Relief
A polemic ad argues that traditional washing with steam and boiling harms women’s health and aging. It promotes Sunlight Soap as a safer, gentler method that cleans in lukewarm water with little rubbing, making whites purer and colors brighter without scalding or fatigue.
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Boards of Health
Portraits at Eden Photo Studios Sydney Offer
No one should visit Sydney without bringing back portraits from Eden Photo Studios. They offer high class work at unusually cheap prices with Artist Proofs at 20s per dozen, cabinet prints 7s 6d per dozen, and 12 x 10 enlargements. If unable to visit, send portraits for inspection to Eden Photo Studios George Street Sydney.
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Sydney
Eden Photo
Studios
George-street
Cumnock Sees Dry Spell Endorsement for Mixed Farming
The town reports a month of hot days and cool nights with scarce water and rabbit damage across paddocks. Wheat yields average about three bags per acre while dairying stays strong. farmers eye dairy expansion once showers return and advocate subdividing large holdings into small farms to boost settlement and local welfare.
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Steck
Parsons
When English by Unilogy Goes Wrong
A humorous piece on language quirks showing misused endings and swapped sounds. It riffs on verbs and nouns turning into odd forms like nap took, baked bread, and woken anew, illustrating how errors creep into speech and writing with playful examples.
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