03 Aug 1918
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Newspaper
Talbot Leader
Location
Talbot, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1918
Page
1
Schedule fragment lists Dunwel and Maryborowell with Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays occurrences. Notable names include Carabutie evanalord Dunwel and locations Melbourne Ballarat. The readable text suggests regular weekly slots across multiple days and towns.
Advertising experts emphasize steady, repeated exposure over time to build recognition and sales, noting that a single insertion rarely moves buyers. Bold outlays in bad times have yielded greater returns, with multiple insertions over months producing durable results evidenced by long term campaigns and remembered brands.
Names from Talbot and district who enlisted since the war began are listed, with many entries from the Shire of Talbot and nearby districts. The compilation notes incompleteness and asks readers to supply additions, including names from the Lexton list.
A long, garbled list details close seasons for numerous native species in Victoria and surrounding districts. It names many birds such as quail, swans, kookaburras, parrots, kingfishers, larks, and wrens, plus mammals like kangaroos, wallabies, and koalas. It cites dates for closures, year-round prohibitions in some areas, and specific shires including Mount Franklin and Glenlyon. It mentions restrictions on crayfish and trout, with dates and river locations such as the Yarra and Dight’s Falls.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions science and medical claims, symptoms and supposed products, with nonsense phrases and numbers like 489d per buttie and 549. It provides no verifiable facts or identifiable persons organizations places or dates.
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