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Newspaper
Talbot Leader
Location
Talbot, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1917
Page
1
A testimonial for Clarke's Bland Mixture for children under one month to six months and older, praising relief of teething pains and diarrhea. The ad claims widespread use and benefits, urging readers to buy at two shillings and six pence per bottle. It asserts the remedy clears impurities and touts observed improvements across many families.
Fragmented OCR listing penny postage rules and international mail details. Mentions parcels for expeditionary forces in Egypt, Australia, New Zealand and other territories, reply letters, post cards, and commercial supers. Shows stamps, rates, and reply formats with numerous garbled terms.
An Australian baker named Henry Holliday recounts his recovery from illness and nervous exhaustion after overwork, crediting Clements Tonic. He writes from Madeline Street Bakers Patent Pearl Factory in Carlton Melbourne, urging others to try the tonic for constipation, sleep issues, biliousness, poor appetite, weak kidneys, and nervous fears.
On the 27th November 1916 only the fallen age units will be deep at short and weekly at the post office daily in Bospatchied tu. nary Coralulup i Hust Evinsford Hay Dunaoh. All Mondays Wednesdays Fridays Amherst 180 Maryborough Melbourne ent closed Ballarat Melbourne walled enclosed 830 4.
An advertisement emphasizes blood quality as central to health, claiming waste products in blood affect nutrition and organs. It touts Clarke's Blood Mixture as a cure for conditions like syphilis scurvy eczema pimples and skin diseases, with broad claims of dozens of remedies and widespread availability.
A lengthy Australian notice lists native wildlife restrictions in Victoria. It enumerates birds and mammals to be protected or regulated in national parks and public gardens, including echidnas, kangaroos, black cockatoos, swans, and many others, with seasonal and regional specifics. It also notes sacred sanctuaries and local proclamations allowing or prohibiting killing certain species, along with contact points for official details.
A wartime Australian notice extols the Genii Brand polishes for Boot Metal Floor Harness and more. It claims improved shine, economy, and easy application with free booklets on how to polish and clean, available via Genii agents at weekly distribution until stocks run out.
A vintage advertisement extols a blood purifier claimed to cure scrofula, eczema, skin diseases, bad legs, and more. It lauds Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething and sleep, warns against counterfeit substitutes, and cites universal sale at one dollar per bottle.
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