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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
1
A fragment describes Doan's Backache Pills as a cure for persistent back pain. It claims quick relief and long lasting results, noting a man named Dean was helped for over two years. The ad mentions availability at chemists and a price.
During the war Australia faced a global ship shortage and strict import limits. Lithgow and Newcastle steel works expanded to meet urgent rail and equipment needs, supplying over 100000 tons of rails by 1915 and a further 50000 tons thereafter. Steel output sustained Government rail projects, industry machinery, and troop transport, aiding food and clothing supply and overall war effort.
Inquiries are invited for the famous PIAT car and tractor from the Town and Surrounding District. Send details to Box 10 Photo 4, Cua Read, Gladulone, for information and confirmation.
Fragmentary notice lists multiple companies including Clatterback Bros and Massey Seed Drill. Mentions fencing and hardware items, circular saw components, and a Bale for Vendava Abbott. Includes obscure phrases like Letter Box No. 11 and assorted trade terms.
June 5 matchups include Jamestown vs Georgetown and Crystal Brook vs Gladstone with numerous pairings and fixtures noted. Local finals potential mentioned with dates, times, and umpire assignments for the B grade competition.
The piece explains Monday fatigue from disrupted habits and indulgence. It suggests taking Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills before bed Sunday to improve energy on Monday and asks readers to try the remedy and observe the difference.
Summary of scattered cricket style lines shows teams like Murraytown, Wirrahara, Beolaroy, and Melroea competing in sequences such as Moy Tews versus Malrase and Wirrabars versus Murraytown. The text lists pairings and venues with minimal context, reflecting a busy fixtures page.
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