14 Apr 1917
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Newspaper
Talbot Leader
Location
Talbot, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 14, 1917
Page
1
A historic notice requests readers to send particulars for publication and to address communications to the Editor at Talbot, noting items may concern outlying ports and urging prompt sending on one side of the paper.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a fire office union and several company names with errors. Readable terms include a union and multiple listed companies, suggesting a business or labor notice. No clear event date or location is evident. summarize as an industry notice with entity names.
An OCR fragment promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal cure all for teething pain, colic, diarrhea, and fever in infants, with dosing guidance by age. It touts Clarke blood mixture as a legendary cure for scrofula and skin diseases, warning against imitations.
Notice re arrangement of tal bot mail service from November 27 1916 detailing daily mails despatched and received at the local post office and a medical advertisement for Clarke's Blood Mixture claiming cures for scrofula scurvy eczema and blood diseases sold at 2 89d per bottle with warnings about imitations
The text enumerates penny postage adoption and overseas rate tables for letters, cards, printed papers, magazines, and parcels to Egypt, Australasia, New Zealand, Fiji, Solomon Islands, and other overseas dominions. It lists per ounce or per item charges for letters, post cards, reply cards, and various printed materials.
An old promotional text extols persistent effort in business growth and endurance, urging continual action to enlarge, revive, rescue, and secure success. It interlaces motivational lines with a medical sales pitch for Browns Bronchial Traches, touting immediate relief from hoarseness and coughs and noting government stamp on packaging.
The document listswide close seasons for native birds and animals in Victorian parks and reserves, naming numerous species such as echidnas, quail, kangaroos, magpies, swans, and many waterfowl. It specifies regional areas like Shires of Noun Glenlyon and Mud Island, with dates covering July to November and other periods, plus notes on sanctuaries where hunting is prohibited year round.
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