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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 13, 1936
Page
4
Jamestown Library hours listed for exchange and public reading rooms with weekly opening times. The Institute invites subscribers, notes meetings on the first Monday for April to September and October to March, and advertises hall facilities and charges with W. J. Burford as Secretary.
The article argues rheumatism stems from impaired digestion and liver function, not uric acid. It links toxins entering the blood to joint pain and suggests regular digestion, a healthy liver, and Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as effective relief for rheumatic conditions.
Printed and published by the proprietor L. M. W. Judell every Friday morning at the Review Office in Jamestown.
A collection of aphorisms and quips on life love marriage and human foibles. Verses and dialogues reference common sense boasts about optimism pride in aging and social habits with a humorous tone. It mixes remarks on manners society and everyday dilemmas from a mid century newspaper page.
St Andrews lost to Caltowie in a dense set of results across doubles and singles. Notable pairings include Kurtzer and Johncock versus Catford and Hillam, plus multiple mixed and ladies events at Calowie and Burnaleer venues. Blues and Methodist clubs posted mixed wins with several tight scores and forfeits noted.
A Laura venue match on November 7 1936 for the Boucher Shield featured players including Knauerhase Fuller Thwaites Roge and Kahlbaum Acott Amey De Fy Shephard Wakeham and others. Wakeham Lehmann Acott Kennedy Acott Thomas Pannell Read Harris Lee Prior Coe Campbell Thomson Rundle McKnight Bennett Bradock Grubb Budge and Pascoe took part with scores shown alongside each lineup.
Armistice Day was observed at Gladstone with a two minutes silence at the Rock Cairn in Main Street attended by Returned Soldiers and residents. The local sub branch, led by president H. T. Harslett, conducted a poppy sale raising £6 4s for the T.B. Soldiers' Fund, aided by several volunteers and the Bowling Club's support.
Bundaleer defeated Imperials in a drawn second meeting at the local oval as Imperials chased 140 in 130 minutes. J Cronin took 7/46 for Bundaleer while Masters and Dawes started well for Bundaleer, and O’Dea Leggett steered the chase to 178 for 6 at stumps. Colts edged Washpool by one wicket in a separate contest, Washpool 69 first innings and 96 second, Costa and Burton among notable contributions.
The Gladstone Women's Branch of the Agricultural Bureau will meet Tuesday with Miss Campbell in attendance. Members will compete for the best summer pudding and prizes will be awarded.
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