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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
4
A garbled dispatch notes the influenza situation affecting Port Pirie with mentions of control measures and scheduled protests. The text references medical authorities and local boards debating restrictions as the epidemic continues to spread through the community.
The document details criticism of the Central Board over its handling of an outbreak, noting infection spread across the state and limited action despite reports. It cites delays, inadequate resources, and misstatements amid hospital isolation efforts and relief activities.
The article argues foul breath damages social appeal and urges women to improve personal hygiene. It links bad breath to constipation and stomach disorders, noting coated tongues and fevers as signs. It promotes Dr Moree’s Root Pillas as a cleansing remedy claimed to remove impurities from the body.
A correspondent from Gladstone reports quarantine restrictions tighten at the local depot under Dr Laiteh and Gulf Forts. Restrictions affect worship, as examinations of each worshipper rise with every batch cleared, while religious bodies vote to adjust service durations under local guidance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a central board discussion on health restrictions and a picture theatre. Attendees included named individuals, with mentions of casino losses and hesitation to relax controls. The document references reports to a contest board and a local health response.
The Port Pirie meeting examined bans on gatherings and space limits for worship, noting that some towns faced stricter or looser rules. Officials discussed evading restrictions while stressing safety and legality, with police to be consulted on enforcement and related actions.
Fragmentary text shows a meeting about amnesty and officers, with unclear reference to a local board and transfer of control. The readable parts mention the maf board and a transfer of the latter cub of the hands of the local authorities.
The local Board of Health adopts new regulations on medical surveillance and patient testing. A mention appears of Thursday examinations for pork production and related controls, with notes on access and inspector arrangements. The message from Hon. W Morrow directs eased ingress for authorized personnel and clarified board actions.
A report lists volunteers in the 411 Department including Warren Wolfe Monet Garcatt Firmin Jharlenworth Rev. Gowkar and Pastor W Nankivell doing the bulk of work. It names A B ies B J Walsh M aerorth L Ducstone Stewart and Rev W T Shapley among those assisting.
A fragmentary report notes a death yesterday connected to a church related site. The text references simultaneous services and a ministerial fraternal body, with unclear location details and ongoing inquiries.
Reported yesterday, health official Mr Satan and others appeared at a local board meeting. One member, tied to the Pine Fine Weel Bible Tile project, was removed after consideration. The session adjourned with unclear details and several delays noted.
Fragmented diary style notes list patient flows and discharges at an isolation hospital. Corbin as matron notes patients moving in and out with improvised care, including a discharge count and ongoing intake.
The text discusses color choices for a bridal display including mauve pink and purple shades. It mentions a catalogue with a seventy foot neck alias and references to fabric varieties and potential garden settings without fixed specifics.
The readable lines describe decorative plants and mythic figures named Enchantress Hubert and Sore, with lines about carrots roots and drought. It hints at a garden or folkloric scene, mentioning ornaments, power of table decor, and villagers discussing feasts and weather.
A brief note presents unclear guidance on how to make a Balonous cough device. The fragment references steps or cautions but lacks complete details or proper context to verify intent or safety.
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