Local School Notes and War Losses Reported
The article notes the death of Signaler Day in action and informs of a May 1 casualty, with parents notified by May 10. It lists donations to the Pant Kong fund from G Paterson and R Allen, totals £5, and invites applications for an under-yardman job at Amherst District Hospital. It also mentions Caulfield Military Hospital aid shipments and a private subscription effort to insure enlisted men’s lives.
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Milled
J. Willard
Liga State Schol
Tvu
Signaler Dd
Brovice
Aller
Hignaller
Durling
Pant Kong Fund
G. Paterson
Hiwood
Amherst District Hospital
A. Gale
Caulfield Military Hospital
Caralulup State School
Empire day service to aid Red Cross and local tales at Talbot
Tomorrow evening a combined Empire service at Town Hall Talbot begins 8 15 with hymns and a collection for expenses and the Jewel Red Cross Society. A Presbyterian Church Talbot report recalls five scholars reciting Bible society memory work and a large congregation praised the instruction. A concert and supper for Australian Red Cross at Amherst Town Hall is announced with Maryborough performers and a 1s admission, plus 1s 6d for gents and women to provide refreshments.
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Tal- Lot
Talbot
Bvasford
Talbot Church
Town Hall
Amherst
Australian Red Cross Society
Maryborough
Dunes
Talbot tenders sought for Talbot and Amberst works
Talbot Shire Council invites tenders returnable 11 am Monday June 3 for works on Talbot and Amberst and Am beret and Avoca roars. An advertisement elsewhere gives full particulars as part of a 1917 1918 Rabbit Skins Trust statement.
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Talbot
Amberst
Amberet
Avoca
Rabbit Skins Trust
Fadd
Deane Deuny
Caralulup Red Cross Sale and Dance Delights Crowd
The Caralulup State school in aid of the Australian Red Cross Society staged a gifts sale and dance on the 17th. A Dutch auction boosted profit with a lug of oats and an apple adding to receipts. Total reached about £30, £7 more than the previous effort. Music by M Potter, W Potter, Gr Ford. C Potter MC. P MacLeod chaired, J Eadre as treasurer, Miss Evans lead teacher secretary.
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Caralulup
Australian Red Cross Society
Clenrly
M. and
W. Potter
Gr. Ford
C. Potter
M.C
P. MacLeod
J. Ead
Incat Brayeh Society Seeks Wool Goods for Workers
The Incat Brayeh Society and partners urge continued wool and cotton donations. A shipment to the Central Depot included 22 pairs of sacks, and a rag-based textile document was sent to Melbourne manufacturers. Housebuilders are asked to conserve all wool and cotton additions.
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Lea Catuinut
Mie Cavilaghan
Melbourne
Zam-Buk Healing Remarkable Ulcer Case in Melbourne
A Melbourne reader recounts a severe leg ulcer that resisted doctors and caused months of pain. After using Zam-Buk topically for persistent infection, inflammation subsided, wounds healed, and overall health improved. The advertisement promotes Zam-Buk as a universal healer for flesh wounds ulcers and related ailments.
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Vere Street
Wal Richmond
Melbourne
Johnstone
Romodéa
Zam-Buk
C. i Fulford
Aun), Ltd
Ditt Street
Sydney
Warranted Cure Pills for Kidney and Urinary Disorders
A historic drug notice claims pills cure all acquired or constitutional discharges from the testis organs in either sex and gravel pains in the back. It touts mercury-free remedies with forty years of success, sold by chemists and stores nationwide.
Talbot Police Court Hears Boot Theft Case
Eliza beth Keddie faced a Talbot Police Court hearing over alleged possession of a stolen pair of boots. Evidence included repairs by Ross bootmaker and ties to Mrs Gale. Bench adjourned case to June 17 for further witnesses and action.
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W. Crawford
Avoca
Elizabeth Keddie
Chandler
Gale
Mary Agnes Gale
Mantell
Mra Gale
A. B. Ross
Gome
Tofmn
Ross
Toot
Oliver
Stevens
Cunst
Tarceny
Wools Great Peppermint Cure for Bronchial Coughs
An old advertisement touts Wools Great Peppermint Cure as a premier blood purifier. It claims to treat bronchial coughs, scrofula, scurvy, skin and blood diseases, and related ailments. The copy warns of counterfeit substitutes and urges reliance on the genuine product.
Maryborough man cleared of charge of kerosene theft
At Maryborough Superior Court, Alfred Ernest Jukes faced counts of stealing kerosene from the railway station and a parcel of apples. Witnesses testified he bought the tin and arranged delivery, while the defence disputed theft. The jury returned not guilty on the kerosene count and discharge.
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Maryborough
Thursilly
Justice Hoilgon
Alfrut Ernest Jukes
Maryborough Goods Whey
Viewman
O'Sullivan and Pollard
Sean
James Lewias
Lowtas
Friendly Societies Half Year Meeting Sees Officers Elected
The half yearly meeting chaired by Me W A Schmidt elected officers for the next half year. President Me W Wingeman, ex-president Mr W C Schmidt, vice-president Mr J Sebire, treasurer Mr A Gale, secretary Mr J R Deans, assistant Mr W W Griffiths, committee Messrs Wouda Andrew Kennedy Living Tucker, auditors Messrs J Crooks and W J Long. One member admitted. An invitation from Maryborough branch to their installation on 3 June. Only one member on sick list.
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W.A. Schmidt
W. Wingeman
W. C. Schmdtt
J. Sebire
A.gale
J. R. Deans
W. W. Griffiths
Messiah. Wouda
J. Andrew
D. Kennedy
J. Living
J. Tucker
Muasri
J. Crooks
W. J. Long
Maryborough
G. D. M'Lean
School fete funds support soldiers amid town ticket sales
Corres describes a community event where school children sell ice cream tickets to raise funds for soldiers and veterans while a dancing event may occur. The text notes some doubt over the exact purpose but confirms ticket sales and a small supper for eighteen pence.
Sanders Extract Advised By Melbourne Expert at Vieosrna Court
Tried and approved. Mr Do Bavay testified that SANDER'S EXTRACT compares with other eucalyptus products as a superior brandy substitute. He stated it contains antiseptic healing ingredients and has curative powers for fever, typhoid, scarlet fever, diphtheria, bronchitis, rheumatism, and digestive troubles when inhaled, applied, or taken.
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Do Bavay
Melbourne
Supreme Court of
Sandiga
Sanders
Sander
Blood Purifier Claims Across War Strife
An advertisement touts Woods Great Peppermint Cure and Clark's Blood Mixture as blood cleansers for a range of ailments. It claims vast cures for impurities, toxins, skin diseases, and blood disorders, urging readers to beware of counterfeit products.
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Clarks
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