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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
1
An editorial argues efficiency means providing adequate service for wages and warns against side issues. It cites builders, workers, and farmers to illustrate honesty and steady effort, urging politicians to value truth and hard work in difficult times.
A reader testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved long standing symptoms including dropsy, headaches, and sleepless nights. Four years later she reports no recurrence and endorses the remedy. The ad notes local availability through McLellan Co on Market Street and cautions buyers to get the genuine Doan's.
A readable fragment notes a husband named Gabb leading a somera weet case, with unclear surrounding context. The item appears to be a legal or personal matter reported briefly, mentioning the principal figure and his role. Further details are not legible from the OCR fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a recipe or household instructions with scattered names and terms. The readable parts mention breakfast drinks with treacle honey and sugar and a brief mixing instruction, but most of the content is garbled.
A historical note lists names and affiliations for a Gladstone Roll of Honor. The readable portion includes teachers, pupils, and local staff such as Mr A J and other names like Wis Clarke and E Grender. The text resembles a damaged nomination or memorial roster with many garbled entries and partial surnames.
Phases of the moon listed with names and dates including new moons on the 18th and 13th, saw moon and pew moon entries, and various month labels. The entry shows fragmented lunar phase notes for July to Fall with several misspellings and unclear terms.
A fragment evokes a slender graceful woman admired for charm and warmth. The speaker longs for a treasued heart and affectionate bond, while praising the lass’s gentle air and fondness as winter approaches.
Fragmentary OCR lists telephone exchange entities and names such as Elder Smith Co Ltd Bagot Shaker Lewis Li Read and Hillier. Appears to be a directory or notice item with multiple names and possibly office or line entries. No clear event or actions discernible.
Fragmentary list shows several firms such as Elder, daith and Co, Ted, Beird Toseday, Bagot, Shakes and Lewis, Omerat Ba00x Beyond, Eldee, Braith and Co Ltd, wrltey, and Friday Bagot Shakes and Lente. The text appears as a schedule of fixtures or listings from a Gladstone issue with multiple business names.
Fragmented OCR text shows recurring events at the Town Hall with dates and times, along with names and scattered obituary notes. The material mentions Glebe, parish, and various individuals, but specifics are unclear due to corruption.
Fragmented timetable lists services between Adelaide and ports including Port Pirie and Peterborough with varied times. Mentions Sunday exceptions and daily money order office hours. Reading appears garbled but indicates multiple routes and stations across Australia.
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