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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
4
A fragmented report from CommonicatED Pore Puria outlines the Fathers of Sailors and Soldiers Association meeting. It notes wartime morale effects, remarks on future remembrance, and mentions a February gathering with forthcoming dates and activities.
A clipped 19th century style notice warns of influenza dangers and complications such as chronic bronchitis and consumption. It touts Wawn's Wonder-Wool as a pain reliever and claims it stops influenza pain and other ailments, selling for 2 shillings 4 pence. The piece notes committee appointments and ongoing efforts to manage member son rolls and a supplementary board for helsnen of names.
A damaged ad-like fragment promotes a kidney remedy claiming overwork causes back pain and kidney strain. It asserts relief from aja and tiredness with Doan's Kidney Pills, citing a Mrs. Smith as a user and Foster McClellan Company as distributor.
Corporal M. M4. B. Middleton and Private A. G. Corbett of the 50th Battalion were recorded as dignified veterans returning home. Corbett, a married man from Solomon towns, has seen active service on the Western Front and was wounded in the left foot and leg.
The Fort Pirin Ibdgeroom hosts a Wednesday session of the Order of Buffaloes No 11 Bizet Antedslay with Brethren honoring G. Corbett and M. A. Middleton recently returned from active service. Stewart presided as toasts and music followed, concluding with thanks to the committee and the Nation Korben and the Buffs choir.
The National Lodge No. 13 hall hosted a social evening at the Butale Ball welcoming Lanos Edwarda born Negro on January 10. J. FF. Marti P. and other program participants led musical and ceremonial activities. The gathering, joined by multiple groups, included readings and a lively, enjoyable program.
Personal Port Pirie notes a January 18 report of visitors and events. Adjutant Nicholls and Mrs Nicholls arrived for valued service. Private T B Wilkinson recently returned from France to Port Pirie and was warmly welcomed from Bolomontown Station. Webb remains seriously ill in hospital.
The readable text is disjointed with phrases about health, strength, and a quoted dead shot. It mentions possible names and an address fragment but provides no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Port Pirie News reports a farewell event for Mr and Mrs J Manfield of Wapperby held Friday, with attendees including F Look and J Look, as the Manfields depart after long service. Sergeant C B Davey ANZAC notes the community’s memory and ongoing ties, while family histories and local tributes are recounted amid reflections on wartime service and sacrifice.
A fire at Port Pirie on Tuesday afternoon gutted a house owned by Mr. wa, manager of Mr Morgan's Men’s Department, and the adjoining structure. Fire brigade arrived to find the wall and building fully engulfed. Mrs Pettman’s house and other property were insured. total loss estimated over £800. Fire inquiry to be held after inquest is deemed necessary.
Fragmented, garbled notes from The Bulletin reference Tom Mann definitively quitting politics amid a shift toward chicken farming. Mentions of Aden, lunar imagery, and various misheard phrases suggest a chaotic report with scattered names and events.
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