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The readable text is a fragmented OCR snippet with place names and vague timing. It mentions Adelaide and Friday but lacks a coherent event, people, or organizations to summarize into a proper news item.
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Newspaper
Port Augusta Dispatch Newcastle And Flinders Chronicle
Location
Port Augusta, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
2
The readable text is a fragmented OCR snippet with place names and vague timing. It mentions Adelaide and Friday but lacks a coherent event, people, or organizations to summarize into a proper news item.
Readable fragments describe items such as a polling reference, medicinal advice, a pond incident with a boy named Bobby, and a faint stream of dialogue about a bet. The text blends political mention with household remedies and a distant narrative involving water and a hat. The piece reads like a cluttered page item mix.
A mutual improvement society was formed in Port Auguma with officers A. Gastar as president and A. Gosden and J. Boveriss as vice presidents. The group aims to discuss and practice rearing, public speaking, and aiding fellow citizens.
Fragmentary text records gatherings and notices for widows and clergy at St John’s Church and Peter’s Cathedral in Adelaide. Details are garbled with illegible names and dates, but reference to Edward Mulhall and J W Ausrett among late and current spouses.
The article defends the Salvation Army against critics, noting its global reach and moral aims. It highlights its outdoor work, drum and brass sounds, and the need for fair treatment and recognition of its philanthropic impact across lands. It also mentions related local notices and events in Port Augusta.
A highway robbery in North Adelaide seriously assaulted a tram conductor. A Norwood Football Club match in Sydney is postponed after a high altitude balloon incident caused the parachute to fail. A train collision incident is also noted with no injuries reported.
Fragmentary report notes W Gray organizing a service at the church with Meee Baril and J Baldewori who accepted the physic. A credit balance of 7 18/1 is shown on genre operations and a value is concluded as most successful.
An Midsummer style tennis encounter between Quorn and Port Ange notable for crowding spectators and brisk wind. Matches featured many tight results with Quorn players defeating Port Ange rivals in a series of 9 to 12 game sets, while individual duels highlighted by Blight, Gunter, Pryor and Cortin amid varied outcomes.
Fragmentary racing notes list horses such as Doonybrook Frospero and Quick Chester with figures like 96 and 79, alongside advisory mentions of Admiralty and Momentum. Entries reference July events and various race names, with scattered times and placements.
An advertisement extols Zam-Bak as a healing remedy for infant sores and skin troubles. A mother recounts using Zam-Bak on her baby's head sore, claiming rapid healing and urging other mothers to keep a pot at home. The promotion notes sale points and pricing, with testimonials and a call to purchase through local stores.
In Aprnawe on June 11 the city faced blackouts and a slow restoration of electric power while a public charity scene unfolded. A speech by a British figure urged unity across religions as streets lit up again and the crowd reflected on poverty and mercy.
A garbled notice references Doan's Barkscha Kinnay Pille and a late Mr Fisher. It mentions a 78,400 pound movnie total and urges caution in remedies while addressing multiple complaints and outcomes.
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