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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
4
Jamestown committee meets the first Monday of each month from April to September at 7 30 p m and October to March at 8 p m to discuss business. The institute serves the public good and seeks support. The hall and concert room are available for engagements with terms on application to the secretary. Seating for 500, electric lights, two grand pianos, stage with scenery.
An old theory of uric acid as the rheumatism cause is replaced by a view that digestion and elimination failures let toxins enter the blood. Doctors urge healthy bowels and liver function to ease muscles and joints, touting Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills as beneficial for rheumatic conditions.
Printed and published by the Proprietor L Mo Wo Judell every Friday morning. The notice appears in the Raylow 1? tes edition and mentions Tamera.
The English De Luxe Ford showcases new features including a streamlined body and advanced lighting. It highlights improved brakes, a modern interior, and an enhanced chassis with discussion of price from £218 plus taxes.
Week ending June 22 reports results from GEQAGETOWN Primary School with Mervyn Monhandt winning Grade VI and Raine Cyer Grade IV. Other students, events, shields, and competitions noted include results for Girls and Boys divisions, with references to the Grin Tells and Penny Bank. Mentions of a peppermint cure for coughs and influenza appear among miscellaneous items.
A long fragmented page presents a collage of aphorisms and gags about marriage, manners, wit, and everyday life. It includes quips on honesty, heroism, public speaking, and gender roles, with cartoonish dialogues and jokes referencing social norms and common situations.
Gladstone Ornamental Grounds Committee met with President A M Mun presiding. Autumn Show profit topped £4. district council praised committee work. Tre Sylva Park cleaned at no cost by council. oval work by Cockburn praised. Spring Show set for Sept 27 with revised prize list and new section for first-time winners. Numerous trophies pledged by local individuals and groups. stewards appointed across classes. J Halse of Beetaloo Valley to stage citrus display non competitive.
The latest song hits arrive weekly at Berridge's with a wide stock of ukuleles banjo mandolins accordeons violins and related items for musicians.
May 27 Might Lieut Stuart Campbell flies from Sydney in a Short Selon monoplane with seaplane floats powered by two Pobay engines. The aircraft owned by Ornville Gold Dredging Company Ltd will survey a 35000 square mile gold concession in northern Gulf of Papua along Musgrave and Albert Vic kor ranges. Bases on the Fly River will supply from ships. a rich find could spark a new transport service rivaling existing operations. Campbell, a former Royal Australian Air Force pilot, has Antarctic and mining survey experience.
A speaker proclaims relief from illness after using Woods Great Pepper Mint Cure. The text asserts the cold has vanished and the user feels revived, expressing gratitude and renewed vitality for all ages.
A Bundaleer meeting featured A L Molineux of Tarise delivering an illustrated lecture on a Tasmanian tour. 42 members attended as Musars H Medlin and J Burray performed two songs each with Mrs Medlin on piano. A dance and supper closed the pleasant evening.
The Methodist Social Club room hosted Presby evian Sea for a table tennis match won by the Methodists 14 sets to 10. Missing skipper Ted Watkins but strong play from Miss M Stockdale and additions Len Basson and Les Soloblow boosted the home side. Master of Ceremonies Jack Medlin blamed Presbyterians’ lack of practice. writer credits the popular victory to a better team performance with many close sets.
A large Sunday evening audience attended a sacred concert at Glidstone Methodist Church to aid the Choir funds. The Choir, led by S A Keon, with Alan Lines at the organ, presented items by Audrey Harris Kathleen Venning and C Hewett among others. Peggy Stewart and F M Hewett performed duets and W L Palmer and H M Hewett accompanied. Rev T Pryor thanked all helpers at the close.
A dense OCR fragment lists rainfall totals and related figures across years from May to 1908 or later, including numerous numeric entries, month codes, and partial year labels, reflecting a weather data table with scattered totals and cross references.
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