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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1927
Page
1
A Mrs W Alchin from Moyletown James town endorses Doan's Backache Kidney Pills after their daughter suffered kidney trouble. She describes long backache urinary disorder leg swelling and severe pain that eased after two bottles and fully cured after fifteen. The ad claims worldwide recommendation and lists Foster McClellan as owners.
Canadian journals praise the Saskatchewan Province Co operative Wheat Pool on its anniversary. Messages from local committees and the Western Producer hail the pool as a force lifting debt troubled farmers. The British Stock Exchange Gazette notes rising pool influence, payouts to members, and broader cooperative marketing gains across western Canada.
February reports brisk shipping with wheat trains hauling from inland stations. New jetty progresses under engineer, ready for next season. North Beach draws crowds, stalls and a dancing structure with a large opening ceremony. City imposes by laws for public safety and traffic controls. cops to patrol intersections.
The Standard Family Medicine markets Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a universal antidote for general ailments. Advertisers claim the amber bottle in every home keeps bowels free and purifies blood, urging all classes to try this pleasant sugar-coated remedy.
A historical note asserts SANDEE'S EXTRACT and SANDER'S EXTRACT as top remedies for infectious diseases and colds. It mentions a quality standard before factory release and claims absence of irritants, with court claims of superior pneumonic benefits and cleansing of bronchial passages. The text references SANDEE and SONS' EUCALYPTS EXTRACT.
A clipped remark referencing a modern flapper as wiser than Mother Eve invites playful comparison. The line hints at social shifts and witty gendered observations characteristic of early 20th century commentary.
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