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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1926
Page
1
The notice warns that early signs of kidney trouble include a dull ache in the loins and stresses that neglect can lead to serious health issues. It emphasizes the importance of prompt attention and mentions the source address in Sydney Street.
The narrative follows a long motor journey from Wilmington to Blinman through Carrieton Cradock and Parachilng. It describes barren plains rough tracks and abandoned copper mines with ruined chimneys and rusting machinery and reflects on the once thriving mining town of Blinman and its water supply. The piece notes the contrast between past prosperity and present desolation and comments on the costly roadwork and scenic drives through the ranges.
OCR segment shows a list of names and entities such as Bishop of W Bennett, Borthwick Bros, Gladstone Gaol, Havens H. C. Brumphels, Slattery, Stewart, and Dr Thomson. The fragment hints at a town and district directory style listing with private Howry.
An advertisement touts Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a universal cure for ailments. It claims the “amber bottle” medicine cleanses bowels and purifies blood, appealing to working and wealthy households alike with affordable sugar coated pills.
A travelogue recounts a 30 mile ride across sandy saltbush near Port Germein and Parachilna, noting dismal scenery, a primitive black workers camp, a native elder and a caveat of tribal scandal. The party reaches Beltana Hotel at twilight and is hosted by Max Siedel and Jim Laragy.
Anes Baa of Gladetont appoints AGENT Town and Surrounding Disjoint for the Fabour FIAT Cab and TEACTOR. Inquire Bor 10 Phono 4 for details.
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