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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
4
A Mrs W Jones from Paddington praises Arnott’s Milk Arrowroot Biscuits for babies. She notes that her three week old daughter thrives on the biscuits, fed by bottle or by hand, and she would not be without them. She endorses them to friends and wishes the company success.
A testimonial from Harrie D Davies of St Peters praises Arnott’s Milk Arrowroot Biscuits for safely weaning a baby after his mother’s hospitalization. Davies notes the child thrived on the biscuits from three weeks old to over a year, calling the child a marvel of health and happiness.
A Sydney mother praises Arnott's Milk Arrowroot Biscuits for her son Percy Lewis aged nine months. She writes that the child was small at birth but grew healthily after consuming the biscuits and notes she has many testimonials from mothers.
A correspondent writes from Woonona praising Arnott's Milk Arrowroot Biscuits. She notes her baby boy has been fed since ten days old, now three months, with three feeds daily and others as he grows. She sends a photo and expresses gratitude for the biscuits' quality.
Mary Singleton of Pyrmont writes on behalf of her infant Roy Singleton, aged two years eleven months. The letter claims Roy was delicate and sickly until using the manager's biscuits, then gained strength and flesh rapidly, becoming robust. The testimonial praises the biscuits as a perfect food for infants.
A collection of mother testimonials from Australia praising Arnott’s Milk Arrowroot Biscuits for infants. One mother reports her five month old weighed twenty three pounds at a photo weigh in, another notes a ten month old girl weighing 2 stone 2 pounds improved after starting biscuits. Both endorse the product as wholesome and beneficial for young children.
A seven month old infant, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Northrop of Pinkerton Cootamundra, is feted in a testimonial event. The note credits Mrs. W Barrett and mentions ongoing care since birth, with references to early feeding and care milestones.
Irene Gladys Dormer aged 1 year and 2 months of Cuushir of Mrs Dormer 1 Whitehead Place Surrey Utits raised on Arnott’s Milk Arrowroot biscuits.
A highly corrupted OCR fragment lists scattered names and phrases such as Beliuzer Heads and Savwcastle with unrelated terms. The readable content provides no coherent event, date, or location to summarize a clear historical item.
A broken text piece describes a one month old baby and mentions a mother, father, and care details. It references a person named Baby Route Lulun Moyer and includes unclear personal details, dates, and locations, with stray phrases about gifts and care.
A garbled plea recounts a mother’s claim of six children and notes about restoring ties with a barber for a distant infant. The text mixes names, brands, and scattered phrases, offering little coherent story beyond a distressed maternal appeal and references to familiar figures.
An analyst evaluates a Biscuit mixture from William Arnott Limited using a Dessert spoon of powdered Milk Arrowroot, half a cup of Milk and half a cup of Water. Results show moisture about 1.58 percent and carbohydrate content near 284.77. ash near 0.41 percent.
A fragment from a 19th century ad praises Arnott's Mile Arrowroot Biscuits and mentions Mrs B Hardie of Redfara and other terms. The text references a teeteratrevie and various names in a promotional context.
A garbled tribute page mentions Catherine gourceer Windéors Arnall Lid Nowcantte and Dulcie Thms Mayes. Sentimental fragments honor Arnott Linnied and a procession of testimonials for Messrs William Arnott and associates in a local Hawkesbury context.
A letter from Jessie FitzPatrick of Vale road Sout Bathurst describes a large family and asks aid noting two hungry, undernourished children amid reports of other well cared for siblings. She mentions selling or sending thorn fruits and biscuits to feed the two youngest. She thanks supporters for continued help.
Mrs. Robert Beranch of 54 Hanover Street Waterloosc writes in praise of Arnott's Mile Arrowroot Biscuits as a nourishing food for her ten month old baby. She notes the biscuits helped with feeding and growth and offers to call personally. Her endorsement is highly favorable and dated from Waterloose.
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