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Newspaper
Talbot Leader
Location
Talbot, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 28, 1916
Page
1
The notice invites readers to send reports of noteworthy events, especially in distant areas, for inclusion. It asks writers to address the editor and submit promptly, noting to write on one side of the paper and use the specified address for publication.
The Commercial Union Assurance Company limited offers current rates for all classes of risk including lightning, bush and grass fires. Losses are settled promptly and fairly under liberal terms.
An old nurse's remedy advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and diarrhea in infants with specific dosing by age. It touts Clarke Blood Mixture as a universal purifier for scrofula, eczema, skin and blood diseases, claiming numerous cures and warning against imitations. sold everywhere.
Re arrangement of TAL BOT MAIL SERVICE outlines daily despatch and receipt times starting May 8 1916. Includes medical ad copy claiming Clarke's Blood Mixture cures scrofula scurvy eczema and other blood diseases sold at 2s 9d per bottle warning against imitations.
The new penny postage schedule covers letters, cards, and printed matter across the Commonwealth and Papuas. Rates vary by weight and destination with specifics for letters, cards, newspapers, magazines, books, and overseas documents including New Zealand and Fiji.
Promotes that persistent advertising enlarges resuscitates and secures business success. Warns one step word or inch not enough. continuous effort key. Then advertises Browns Bronchial Troches for throat hoarseness and cough relief with government stamp proof and London and Boston production notes.
A partial, OCR damaged extract lists close seasons for Australian fauna in national parks and public gardens. It names many species and groups such as echidnas, koalas, kangaroos, cockatoos, kingfishers, platypus, parrots, doves, pelicans, swans, plovers, waders, and various shorebirds. It notes seasonal periods from early July to early March, shifts by region like Mount Franklin and Ballan, and mentions game acts and public notices about trapping, hunting, and fish minimums. The text preserves naming of species, places, and dates but is heavily garbled and incomplete.
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