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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1934
Page
4
Public Reading Room and Library Institute announces schedule hours for reading rooms and subscribers room with weekly openings. Membership costs 20 per year or 6 per quarter, entitling four books and two magazines with 14 day book loans and seven day magazines. Meetings held monthly with varying times. committee chaired by John Souter.
The article notes indigestion stems from improper digestion and caused by haste fatigue and worry, leading to constipation and liver trouble. It endorses Moree's Indian Root Pills as a safe remedy aiding digestion and restoring health through gentle regulation of the system.
Printed and published by the Proprietor L. M. W. Jundell every Friday morning at the Review Offices Jamestown.
A humorous collection of quips on love age and society. Snippets show a deaf couple’s wedding, a boy named Jones and a telegraphed joke about a watch, and wry exchanges about money meals and manners. The tone mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century humor page in a national paper.
Dr L C Jauncey credits Dr Page with central bank moves and redirection of note issue. Page's actions empowered Sir Robert Gibson and facilitated the Loan Council and Rural Credits measures. The piece credits Page’s 1924 Commonwealth Bank Bill and national debt provisions, amid political attacks. It notes Earth’s water coverage at 192 million square miles.
The table shows monthly rainfall figures labeled by year range from 1880 onward with months June through September and values scattered across. It appears as a historical climatology snippet plotting rainfall amounts over many years, though several OCR artifacts obscure clear year alignment.
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