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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
4
Indigestion harms digestion and nutrition causing constipation and dyspepsia from overeating fatigue heat and worry. Morse's Indian Root Pills are advertised as a safe remedy aiding digestion regulating the system and restoring strength and healthy bowels and liver.
At a Monday council meeting Dr S Cockburn pushed to shift the Assistant Inspector James Farrell to the Surveyor's Department and place the Gardener's staff under the Surveyor to cut parks spending. The proposal would place all outside work under the Surveyor, except for Giles and Bushell. The Mayor supported the move. several doctors opposed or reserved judgment. The motion passed with four doctors abstaining.
R J McDonald chaff merchant and agent lists clients including Clutterbuck Bros and Massey Harris. Circular laws are described as sheared and cracked. For sale to vendors are Abbots buggy harvester and Massey seed drills 13 and 15 hoes. Phone number 1 and letter box 11.
Walter Deed railway porter suffered a compound thigh fracture after being jammed between a truck and locomotive in the goods yard. He was moved to hospital in serious condition after initial treatment by Drs Leitch Tassie and Yeatman. Claude Tonkin, smelter staff, injured when a glass fragment struck his eye from a bursting soda bottle and he was transported to Adelaide for surgery. His son W Tonkin accompanied him. the eye injury is serious but sight may be preserved. W Tonkin recently returned to work after a broken collar bone.
A Balalava resident testifies that Doan's Backache Kidney Pills cured his wife’s backache and kidney issues after six bottles. He notes lasting relief, lasting years, and recommends the remedy for kidney sufferers. Pills cost 2/9 in Australia, available from Foster-McClain Co. at 15 Hamilton Street Sydney.
A Balaklava man attempts to book a sleeper at Adelaide railway station. A clerk explains the upper and lower fares with humorous, contradictory wordplay about higher and lower, noting the price difference and the awkwardness of choosing. The exchange highlights language gaffes and commuter quirks.
A respected writer defends the Hickson Mission of Healing against accusations of exploitation. The piece argues the mission aids mentally and physically, notes the healer is not a medical practitioner, and urges personal faith testing as the path to benefit.
Old farming union notice urges shareholders to join the G I C via the union without extra cash outlay. It claims profits return to farmers through the Farmers Union and Insurance with their own company. Contact the Adelaide Office for details and to place insurance with their own firm.
The advertisement promotes the Co operative Insurance Coy of Australia as the sole insurance office of the Farmers Union, highlighting its exclusive status and representing the group's insurance services.
At the Courthouse the Australian Workers' Union and Broken Hill Associated Smelters faced a hearing before Dr T Hewitson of the State Industrial Court on an alleged improvement in wages hours and conditions at Port Pirie works. The union seeks higher minimum rates across many trades with shift differentials and overtime provisions while the company contests court jurisdiction and existing verbal agreements.
Public notice-style advertisement urges fortification against influenza this winter with Bonnington's Irish Moss. It touts fever reduction, respiratory relief, and soothing effects for children, selling bottles at 1 shilling 9p and 3 shillings for large size.
A call for residents to submit public and social happenings from their town such as weddings deaths meetings and concerts. Emphasizes plain unvarnished facts, authorship verification, and supporting a locally produced newspaper to keep money and welfare in the community.
Brial Coughs uses Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy. The item notes medicinal peppermint preparation valued for relief. The source presents a historical remedy advertisement style with product naming and suggested usage.
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