Adelaide Letter Ponders Cold Streets and Charity Efforts
A fragmented Adelaide column from July 23 reports bitter cold in the city, households lighting damp wood with kerosene and delays from weather. It praises South Australia’s charity, noting over £1,200 raised in weeks, and covers lectures at Prince of Wales Theatre and a glacier exhibit. It mentions electricity outages and a recent rapid warfare spoof, plus upcoming Northern Territory turmoil and local curiosities.
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Br Peres Bosu
Toenday
Boethers
Ares
Namara
Onder Tor
Trenery
Ami
Peppermint Cure Recalled As Cough Remedy
Fragmentary verse references a Peppermint Cure claimed to stop coughing and sore throats. The speaker notes persistent coughing affecting the face throat and voice, implying a remedy once popular but not fully described.
The Market for Artificial Teeth and Denture Goods
An article discusses artificial teeth and denture science, praising their charm and modern improvements. It references a figure, Thomas, who imported 28,000 pearls and 900,000 teeth, illustrating a growing industry in dental supplies.
Port Augusta Ladies' Hockey Club Visit to Jamestown
Port Augusta Ladies Hockey Club visited Jamestown on Tuesday July 16 to play the local team. The match began at 3 oclock amid light showers that made the ground soft. The Port team found it hard to tie with Jamestown. halftime score 1 1. In the third quarter Jamestown scored twice while Port added one, and the game remained tight as both sides exchanged chances. The Ports looked to improve through passing and preparation for future matches, while Jamestown learned from the visitors. Umpire Mr Sendow judged the play fairly as free hits were common in the later stages. Postmatch photos showed both teams separately and together, followed by an evening social and dance and a challenge match later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toseday
Jewestown
Jamestown
Wednsedey
Lear
Jamestown Rs Agsie
Boels
Auither
Tamestown
Weys
Association
Ralea
Akirte
Sendow
Zam-Bak Cures Severe Eczema Says Woman
A Melbourne woman testifies Zam-Bak rapidly healed her husband’s chronic eczema and leg ulcer after failed treatments. She praises the balm for drawing out infection and restoring healthy skin, urging households to keep Zam-Bak at hand for winter skin troubles and emergencies at work and on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bire J. McLeao
Waigall Street
Zam-Bok
Zam-Bak
Jand’ Pew
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Phranelin-Stbest
Adelaide
Australian Mutual Provident Society
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Gray
Sebshler
I Watore Lighting
Se. Sto
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Metropolitan Hotel
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Clerta
Lata
Sozio
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Eaglea
Ouroute
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Eton
Teasor
Wolfe
Augusta—Wednes
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Carrieton
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King William Street
A. E. Carrig
Pridaly
Fred, Christopherson
Commercial Road
W. J. Pappin
Optican
America
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General Smiths
Beitr Ro
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Bears Commonwealth
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Wintaer Soeema
Gollin & Co
A.M. Hardy
Seecewen
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Tom Tottman
Church Street
Creme de Luxa
Tonio
Pastoral
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Hib Fotel
Tallon
Babe Part
Augusté West
Thomas
Dighpon
Ua da Batt Ei
Western
West
Etochene
Ham
Wilma Goods Trad Guild
Reat Northarn Hotel
M.e.cowan
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Jacka Bros
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