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Newspaper
Tamworth Daily Observer
Location
Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
4
A local sale announces items distributed through Pullman's Pharmacy Dalton's Pharmacy and Geo Mallaby Chemist. The notice lists participating outlets and the distribution plan for the medicines locally available.
The column surveys athletic notes from June and references racing talk including the Melbourne Cup. It lists names and results across various events, highlighting notable performances, venues, and participants of the season.
A dense Muswellbrook page blends banter with official notices and court items. It cites meetings of the Muswellbrook Shire Council and Pastures Protection Board, plus a District Court list for Med wad 4 and references to Rowland Air Dodd Pepper and Graham D. Den han. The Court will hear appeals in Wooloomooloo and Shire Council matters, with Judge Bevan presiding on a bustling docket.
A vintage advertisement promotes Woods Great Papermint Cure as a remedy for bronchial coughs priced at one sixth. The copy touts quick relief and uses common midcentury patent medicine language.
The fragmentary article mentions multiple names and places with no coherent events. It references individuals like Mackay and various locations such as Lakeab and Liver, but lacks a discernible incident, date, or outcome to form a concrete summary.
A 300 mixed crowd attended a village celebration on the King’s Birthday at Plallaway Station. Prizes were won in pie tasting and bottle guessing, lunch and tea were served, and a dance closed the evening in a hall decorated by Mackensie and Boag with Johnson providing music.
Fragmentary Walcha news mentions police court matters and local events. Readers learn of a public send off for the W. Wall brothers and a discussion about funds and weather conditions. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
At the Bogrobr No 2s meeting the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: AL Ge Cole, NuIhy Biro, Le W. Jus. McGriegor, Vidic, George lVine, ES, FLOW Vincent as treasurer, T. M. McGrach as D.G.M. and renrtied out the dintlotion.
A Tuesday meeting in Upper Horton hall aimed to form a braid of the Purners and Settlers' Association. Cogh ley organized with W Wearne assisting. Officers elected included W O'Brien president, F McDouall and Mardy View as presidents, BE N Goinen secretary treasurer. A dance followed the close of the meeting. Weather has been showery with about 60 points of rain, needed for crops.
A fragmentary poem-like text admires Luling with imagery of beauty and fearlessness. The speaker praises her eyes and charms while contrasting fog and cough with her fearless aura, ending on a playful note about peppermint.
A fragmented page reports wheat season events and related community notes. Scattered phrases mention local figures, sales, and notes about weather and farming activities, with references to regional places and names obscured by OCR errors.
An OCR readout mentions wintry sores and chapped hands with references to remedies and products. It lists items like tape and various treatments. The text is garbled but centers on cold weather skin conditions and possible cures.
An unsigned item claims a dangerous home remedy to dissolve fat using hot water, gin, and strong claims about pills. It warns readers against fad diets and notes the recipe’s supposed ease and cheap ingredients from chemists.
Advertises a fig based laxative from California claiming rapid relief for headaches constipation biliousness and stomach upset. Promises gentle morning elimination without griping and suitability for all ages from baby to grandpa with every family member urged to use it as needed.
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