Gladstone Methodist Church Opens After Fund Drive
The Melbont and trustees funded a new Gladstone Methodist Church after years of effort. Generous gifts and subscriptions reached about £877 toward a £2,250 cost, with the opening services held on February 19. The building features stained glass memorial windows and space gifted by local ladies and a P. Grobb, J.P. committee member, who cleared adjoining land charges for a debt-free opening.
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Edifice Dedication Includes War Memorial Windows
A dedication ceremony for a new building was led by Rev. J. H. Nield at 10 45 Sunday morning. Mr Ei A Gale was the lowest bidder at £1560 excluding weather and platform. The opening was performed by Mr Jobs Growden, with keys handed by Mr W T Bargent in the presence of trustees and veterans. Memorial windows honor fallen relatives were presented by several local families.
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Fragmented account of church building and service attendance
The passage describes tensions over costs and delays to complete a Methodist church project. It notes the contractor and Mr Delvar opposing delays, a swift handover to Veith to finish, and an opening service led by the President in the morning. Offerings totaled £131 11s 0d, with afternoon services conducted by Rev J Tiller and district leaders.
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Gladstone Thanksgiving Meeting Honors New Church
A grateful gathering at a thanksgiving event celebrates the opening of Gladstone’s new Methodist Church. Delegates and clergy send good wishes, including a letter from the Bishop of Willochra urging broader church-wide effort, with emphasis on Christian mission and unity. The event features support from local ministers and a noted plan for fund-raising and future outreach.
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Indian Boas Pills Remedy for Bilious Conditions
A historical medical ad claims Dr. Mors's Indian Boas Pills relieve biliousness and related symptoms. It describes digestive distress, dull pains, coated tongue, bad breath, and sleep issues, asserting the pills unclog bile and ease the bowels. The copy touts safety and twice weekly use to keep the system healthy.
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