Local Shire Meetings and Events Listed
Coming events include monthly meetings of Talbot Shire, Arborough District Hospital board, Lex ton Shire Council in Jan, and a Jumble Fair in connection with Amherst Methodist Church.
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Newspaper
Talbot Leader
Location
Talbot, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 28, 1918
Page
4
Coming events include monthly meetings of Talbot Shire, Arborough District Hospital board, Lex ton Shire Council in Jan, and a Jumble Fair in connection with Amherst Methodist Church.
The text lists penny postage rates for letters and parcels to various destinations, then abruptly shifts to dubious medical claims praising Clare's Hour Mixture as a cure for diseases such as scurvy and other "blood diseases." It mentions postal charges for letters, cards, printed papers, and books across regions, followed by consumer health assertions about a patent remedy.
An 19th century patent toner style advertisement touts Lulmingli Clarke’s World Famed Blood Mixture as a universal cure for blood and skin diseases including scrofula eczema and pimples. It promises thousands cured and warns against imitations while selling bottles at 9d or 28s per bottle.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a note to readers about submitting reports for publication. It mentions sending writings to the Editor Lea vier Talbot and asks for prompt transmission, with apologies for low fidelity text. The passage lacks clear names or events beyond the editor contact hint.
An interior monologue traces a narrator torn between Ruth and Wilfred, weighing a hard choice to leave home for Ruth’s freedom. The account blends storm imagery, memories, and a resolve to seek a distant life, with scenes of migration and emotional conflict amid late 1800s parlance.
A historic drug ad touts Cynmumk Dead Bok Worm cure as transforming a frail child into a healthier girl through multiple courses. Testimonials claim dramatic improvement in a 9 year old, urging purchase from chemists and storekeepers at a set price.
The notice touts AURALON as a new cure for deafness and head noises, with patient testimonials from Worthing and others. Clarke's Blood Mixture is claimed to purify blood and treat scrofula, scurvy, eczema, and skin and blood ailments, offered at varied prices with warnings about imitations.
The article argues that many businesses focus ads in fall or spring, while top advertisers invest year round. It cites repeated exposure building memory and trust, noting first impressions fade but sustained campaigns over a month or six months yield results. It quotes A. Frovoh and Oud Lage on persistence and higher returns in hard times.
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