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Newspaper
Talbot Leader
Location
Talbot, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1916
Page
1
Community readers are urged to send news tips to the editor for publication. Report interesting events from outlying areas and include details so they can be prepared for the press. Address correspondence to the Editor Leader promptly.
The Summencial Union of a sur cu asce company settles fines in Australia after accepting lower rates. LinrreD Al Chaseus of Hire Ri 8 accepted at lower current rates, with lightning, bush and gross fines covered by the company.
An OCR fragment promotes Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children with dosing for various ages and warnings. It also touts Clarke's Blood Mixture as a universal blood purifier claiming cures for scrofula scurvy eczema bad legs skin diseases and other ailments sold everywhere at listed prices with cautions against imitations.
On and after 8 May 1916 only the following mail will be dispatched and received at the local post office daily. Daisy Hill Dunach. If the blood is diseased no body is diseased. The Blood Mixtures claim cures for scrofula scurvy eczema and other diseases. Clarke's Blood Mixtures sold at 26 9d per bottle with warnings to beware of imitations and adulterations.
The new penny postage schedule lists rates for letters, post cards, and printed matter. It covers expeditions to Egypt, Commonwealth routes, overseas dominions, New Zealand and islands, and Australia, with varying charges by weight and item type.
Suffering throat irritation and hoarseness finds quick relief with Brown's Bronchial Troches promoted by John Brown and Sons. The ad urges ongoing care, warns against progress of bronchial issues, and notes government stamps on each Box for authenticity.
The article lists extensive seasonal closures and protected wildlife across Victoria and nearby areas. It names species such as kangaroos, quail, various parrots, swans, and emus, detailing close seasons by month, location like Mud Island and Mount Franklin shires, and sanctuary designations under Game Acts. It also notes periods for fish and specific conditions for different species and protected areas.
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