Editor Request For Submissions From Talbot Readers
A fragment requests local readers send notices for publication to the Editor at Talbot. It asks for timely, clear particulars and asks writers to write on one side of the paper and address the submission to the Editor Lea der.
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Talbot
Old Nurse Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Advertisement
An 19th century advertisement touts Old Nurse Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething and diarrhoea in infants, with dosing guidance and claims of relief. Also promotes Clarke’s Blood Mixture as a universal purifier, listing diseases it purports to treat and urging buyers to beware of imitation products.
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Mra Winslow
Mas WiNsLow
Clarke's Blood Mixture Advert for Public Health
An 1916 notice advertises Clarke's Blood Mixture with claims it cures scrofula eczema and skin diseases. It lists daily mail dispatches to multiple local places and warns against imitations, price marked at 26 9d per bottle.
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Clarkes
Musture
Clarke
Penny Postage Rates Include New Rates for Letters
The article outlines current penny postage changes for letters, postcards, and printed papers across Commonwealth regions and New Zealand. It lists weight bands and charges for expeditionary forces, papers, books, magazines, and commercial items with new per ounce and per item rates.
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Egypt
Commonwealth
Papua
Australia
Australasia
United Kingdom
New Hebrides
New Zealand
Islands
Fiji
British Solomon Islands
Avery
Thorough but Punchy Advertising Claim Promises Growth
An early ad praises advertising as a tool that enlarges and revives businesses while urging continuous effort in promotion. It links ad activity to sustained growth and includes a medical note for Brown's Bronchial Troches, advertised as quickly soothing throat irritation and hoarseness, with safety claims and government stamp guidance.
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John Brown and Sons
Boston
United States
Farringdon Road
England
London
Close Seasons For Game Varied Across Australian Parks
A chaotic OCR list outlines close seasons and protected species across national parks and public gardens in Australia. It names birds such as parrots, magpies, kingfishers, quail, swans, owls, and waterfowl, plus mammals like wallabies and native bears, with regional notes for Mount Franklin, Glenlyon, Ballarat, and Kyneton. Dates include July 1 to October 31 and May to October for various species, alongside sanctuary and fishing length rules and periods for Victoria and Gippsland regions. The document reflects complex wildlife protection measures and seasonal restrictions under local Game Acts.
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Mud Island
Port Phillip Bay
Atone
Turkey
Wallaby
Mount Franklin
Glenlyon
Bulan
Kyapton
Port Mullin Bays
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Lotees
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Taibo
Robert Allen
Talbot Mail Service
Daisy Hill
Dunach
Aumherst
Caralulup
Bvannford
Maryborough
Ballarat
Beecham
Thomas Beecham
St Belens
General Printing Office
Talbot Leader
Price
Smeaton
Royal Navy
Navy
Herene
S'Pearce
G. Hearne & Co. Ltd
Geelong
Victor
Gaudin
Pater
Darbaco, Pester
Mart Raete
Arranam
Gaudin Motor Exchan
Little Collins Street
Malbearna
Belora
Office
Hillhands
Mama ‘Nruu
Hanssullen
Tuvitataniin
Dodgers
Propristor
Parst Fay
Ballao
Kyneton
Yarra
Johnston Street
Victoria
Gippsland
Bath
Avocet
Coote
Spain
Parracoutta
Exope
Wy Trane
Son Whitin