16 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Talbot Leader
Location
Talbot, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 16, 1918
Page
1
An advertisement claims Beecham’s Blood Mixture improves health by cleansing blood of waste products after tissue work. It asserts effectiveness for scrofula scurvy eczema red sores and other blood-related issues with thousands of cures cited. Sold everywhere at 2 cents a bottle with warnings about imitations.
On and after 27 November 1916 only specified mails will be despatched and received daily at the local post office. Despatched to Caralulup Evanaford Dunseh Mondaye Wednesdays Fridays Amherst Maryborough Melbourne mail enclosed. Received from Maryborough Ballarat Melbourne Dunach Bransford Amherst Mondays Wednesdays Fridays.
A vintage ad highlights how advertising renews many ailing or stagnant business and secures success. It urges continuous effort in walking, talking, growing, and keeping ads going. It then promotes Clarke Blood Mixture as a superior blood purifier with many cures, warning against imitators and claiming widespread sales.
Long list of names from Talbot and Lexton Shires who enlisted since the war began. Includes many residents born or long-time living in the area, with numerous individuals labeled as killed, wounded, or discharged. Also notes chaplains, from Talbot and Lexton, and several soldiers from other towns and units.
A long list of declared close seasons for native birds and animals across Australian regions notes species like echidnas, kangaroos, magpies, cockatoos, and various herons. It specifies months and dates when hunting or killing is prohibited, including regional notes for Mount Franklin and Kyneton districts, with caveats on Crayfish and fish seasons and minimum lengths for various fish.
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