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Newspaper
Port Augusta Dispatch Newcastle And Flinders Chronicle
Location
Port Augusta, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
4
A Victorian era health note warns that neglected colds in children can lead to diphtheria and pneumonia. It urges proper food, ventilation, and dry warm clothing, plus Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe, effective treatment to prevent complications.
A brief health note explains that influenza causes great physical and mental agony and that sympathy is hard to offer without having experienced it. It claims many dangers are avoided by prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, urging readers to seek early care.
A local health notice stresses watching for early hoarseness and croupy cough in children. It claims thousands of infant deaths yearly and urges keeping Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy on hand for immediate use. The ad asserts the remedy prevents attacks if given at first signs and contains no narcotics.
An article explains hoarseness stems from multiple causes with mucus gathering on the vocal cords as the main danger. It warns mucus buildup may lead to chronic throat or lung issues and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to clear mucus and support vocal cord health.
A vintage note explains bronehit as a chest cold and outlines symptoms such as sore throat mucus excretion and chest tightness. It urges early use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to soothe coughing and prevent complications, stressing neglect leads to serious illness.
An old warning stresses pneumonia risks for the elderly and weak lungs and advises prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia after a cold or illness. The ad claims the remedy can ward off pneumonia when taken early, though it does not promise a cure.
Australian authorities announce the country is officially free from poisons detected in public supplies following extensive testing by the health department. Officials urge continued vigilance and routine monitoring to maintain the status across all regions.
The notice warns whooping cough is dangerous if untreated and cites higher death rates than scarlet fever. It describes symptoms and urges Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming it liquifies mucus, loosens coughs, and prevents pneumonia with safe use for babies and adults.
A mother claims to have adopted Chamberlains Cough Remedy to treat coughs colds and eruptions in children. The advertisement asserts quick cures for cold induced illnesses preventions of pneumonia and croup when given at the first symptoms. It emphasizes safety and universal availability promising relief for worried parents.
A reflective piece by B.S. Hom praises Tom Black's literary range and influence, noting his role as editor and critic. It recalls contemporaries Robert Emmet and Tom Bisok while praising Black’s poetry and prose, especially his political verse and call for liberty. The fragment mentions Love and Dream themes and a tension between satire and reform.
An OCR fragment preserves lines of verse and prose reflecting social protest, including mentions of workers, exploitation, freedom from pain, and a lament for those in distress. The text references God and rights, Brothers in Distress, and a chorus of condemnation toward poverty, with scattered names and phrases echoing a historical agitational mood.
A fragmented appreciation essay lauds the poet Tom Dhck for his plain, moving verse born from hardship. It praises his dedication, vivid character, and the enduring power of poetry to illuminate truth, despite a harsh environment and materialist critique.
A garbled historical newspaper fragment blends a courtroom or military flogging scene with a sales pitch for Dr Shel n's Magnetic Ligiment. It mentions rheumatism cures, a price, and access at Young & Gordon's, interspersed with stray dialogue about a parson and visiting rounds amid a rural community setting.
A reader report extols Doan's Ointment for curing sores on hands, noting relief lasting six years. The advertisement claims soothing healing without harming delicate skin, urging purchase from stores or by mail order from address 76 Pitt Street, Sydney, with the brand name clearly requested.
A garbled passage describes a chaotic tavern scene with diners and a waiter. Confused dialogue shows a crowded room with scattered phrases about food, pudding, and college fritters. Names and clear events are unreadable, leaving a fragmented, murky snapshot.
A long account from a reader details worsening health and nerves, with episodes of severe headaches and sleep disturbances. The narrative traces a decline after bouts of illness, including near fainting, visual and hearing changes, and a sense of energy draining, concluding with a request to publish the facts as presented.
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