Port Pirie High School Demonstration and Certificate Presentation
Port Pirie High School held its annual demonstration and certificates ceremony on May 3 in the school buildings. The president H A Chester chaired with council members H Jackson A H Gooding G bn R Walsh WW Fiddaman A B Cashmore in attendance. speeches honored departed staff and students while noting a strong wartime patriotic effort, including a £342 12/6 war subscriptions total and a £401 Town Hall bazaar gift to the Children’s Patriotic Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pies
H. A. Chester
Port Pirie High School
Messrs. H. Jackson
A. H. Gooding
Bn R. J. Walsh
WW. Fiddaman
A. B
Ienlcy
Hesdamater
Hewat
Ted Uring
Stapheres
Watson
Sea
Cottle
Children’s Patriotic Fund
Maughan
Fife
H.A. Chester, J
Jean G. Abbott
Marjorie D. Beer
Jessie M. Catchpole
Robert T. Deigeatt
Vera H. Edwards
John G. Eskfind
Ellie M. Fitzgerald
William A. R. J. Gliddon
Mona Gooding
Edward J. Hamp
Stella Mi Jordan
Hanci B. Leane
Harold L. B. Lewis
Marjorie H Mudge
Jean L. Benow
Henry B. Somerset
Amalie I. Sulke
Vera J. Symonds
Rosina E. ‘Tucker
Doreen C. Walls
Na. A. Wells
Harold M. Berry
Kenneth B. D. Campbett
George H. Cashmore
Humphrey C. Forgan
Ivy GM. Freeman
James S. V.leahey
Philip A. Read
Beatrice J
Dicken Iva White
Leonard J
Edison
Seni
Harry L. Chester
Lorna M. Esklimd
Eva M. Garrett
Vivien R
Indian Root Pills Aid Soldiers Frontward Cheer Initiative
A WWI era note details Dr. More's Indian Root Pills as a morale and health aid for soldiers at the front, with banding support from a school bazaar that funded a piano. It also covers school duties, parent duties, and a report on student exams and prefects, praising effort, discipline, and community contributions.
Hean's Exence Mixture Promises Cheap Cough Cure
A 1900s style advertisement touts Hean's Exence as a ready mixed remedy for coughs and sore throats. It claims savings over bottled mixtures, offering a pint of superior solution by mixing HeBnzo with warm water honey treacle and sugar, with postage paid by return mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heenzo Costa
Castlereagh
Humanizing commerce and industry lecture at Gawler Place
Gerald Museen, industrial adviser to Brocken Hill Smelters at Port Pirie, argues in a Victoria Hall talk that commerce and industry must be humanized. He condemns passive acceptance of wrong conditions and links wartime prosperity to rising living costs and strikes, urging reform to benefit ordinary people.
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Gerald Museen
Broken Hill
Port Pirie
Australia
Register
Victoria Hall
Gawler Place
Pate
Tok Ao
Mabiece
Boneland
Gend
Old Australia
Ansari
Unrest, Happiness, and Industry Reform in Port Pirie Speech
A Port Pirie talk outlines a program linking health housing and education to national happiness. Emphasizing worker welfare, wages, and town planning, the speaker argues industrial unrest stems from money focus and urges coordinated effort, humane policy, and community action.
The Cost of Neglect and Silent Kidney Pains
A fragmented historical notice warns of kidney neglect and its painful consequences. It cites backache cures from Doak's Backache Kidney Pills and features testimonials about lasting relief, with references to Sydney merchants and local fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Pirie West
Deas
Fonter-beClellan Co
Fite Street
Sydney
Doak
Great Peppermint Cure Advents in Cold Relief
In a compact adlike note readers are told of a product called Great Peppermint Cure, claimed to ease colds and chills, sore throats and coughs. The fragment mentions ingredients or effects in a period voice and resembles a promotional brief from an old newspaper page.
Yoothamurra School Glenelg Opening Promises Civic Health
The notice outlines Yoothamurra School Glenelg offering day schooling with attention to civic health and spacious balconies. It mentions care for cattle and poultry, bathing facilities, and prospects for events. Contact via telephone for more details.
Prohibition Debate and Public Morality Arguments
A fragmented letter argues against Prohibition, calling it harmful to the poor and harmful to freedom. It condemns Prohibition as an attack on rights and accuses supporters of Bolshevik tendencies while defending private liquor use as a personal liberty.
Unclear OCR fragment from unknown source
Fragmentary text appears to reference a Port Patrick event on May 7 with names and items garbled. No coherent news item or identifiable persons, places, or dates can be reliably summarized into a structured card.
4 Boon to Growing Girls Health Tonic Note
Poor legible text describes a health tonic named Heans Tonic claimed to aid growing girls. It asserts benefits for anemia relief and nourishment, with references to nervous debility and improved vitality. The passage reads like a period advertisement with limited clear details.
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Egypt
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Wank To & Friend
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Gary
Mysel
Lang
Woodville High School
Old Scholars’ Association
Sion
Smut
Ans Morgan
G. Forbes
Y Jackson
He Geo Hains
Aqedee Oor
W. A. Wawn
Maun
Ala
Amesters
Port Pirin
Mussen
Associated Smelters Proprietary, Limited
Great
Ptite
Great Britain
Tider
Bonningtons
Irish Moss
Port Piris News
H. W
Bleward
White
Pork Garman
Har Bron
Orniral
Hed “Orv Produce
Loos! Society
Raab
Miss Dow
Michelin
Melin
Benneti Meter Garage
Gadete
Probibi
Lake
oBarev
David Paople
Eira
Eo Thesic Amomad
Ovhd
Bam
Port Ptric
Mr. M.R. Watts
EL Watts
Posnper
Gandan Seshire Bach
Ooa
Rundle Brrest
Adelaide
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