A Diggers Jottings On Soldier Settlers Finance
A Diggers Jottings by Spagoni discusses Premier Barwell's comments at Crystal Brook on land reductions for soldier settlers. It examines the adequacy of 2760 pounds amid poorer land in Pinnaroo and West Coast areas, questions future prospects, and notes calls for records from the Defence Department. It also mentions ex-Tenth diggers’ mascot Cocky, railway passes, and warrants for incapacitated veterans.
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Barwell
Crystal Brook
Spagoni
Pinnaroo
West Coast
Defence Department
France
Unceasing Misery Kidney Sufferers Urged to Try Pills
An article urges kidney patients to use Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills, claiming relief from backache, pain, and urinary issues. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Gene of Port Pirie detailing dramatic improvement after two bottles and notes sales through Fostes Co. at 2/0 per bottle. DOAN’S is emphasized.
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Ein
Port Pirie
Dean
Fostes Co
Hamilton Street
Sydney
Doan
Australian sanitation compared to Ballarat critique
Reverend George Saunders urges Balaklava to improve sanitation and utilities, urging Australians to advance modernization. He contrasts Ballarat’s water and lighting with Balaklava’s lack of lights, poor sewage, and rising health risks, urging action and national pride in upgrading infrastructure.
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Ballarat
Bendigo
Toowoomba
Port Pirie
Moira
Tloilo
Balaklava
Reading from a fragment about church livings and values
A fragment notes the Church of England has 3275 livings valued under 200 pounds yearly, 5860 under 250, and 8029 under 300, while a dialog hints at risk and a humorous quip about safety razors.
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Great Britain
Church of England
Hazardous home cough remedy promotes poisonous mix
Fragmented text warns against making non poisionous cough mixtures using an unnamed herbal extract and a sweetened water. It claims each batch yields six servings and promises chest relief while saving money. Mentions patient safety and distrusts in stores.
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Ae Hean
Heenig
Tolanialy Feeling Of The He Ee Of Tat Hat Pi Sao
Fragmentary OCR passage hints at a local event or figure named Tat Hat Pi Sao with unclear context. The readable words suggest a personal or communal feeling but concrete facts, dates, or entities are absent. Further text needed for a coherent summary.
Fragmentary note on pills and health remedy
The readable portions describe improvised pills and a claimed health rapid improvement. A person named Wendy appears in the fragment, with references to a bottle and a pile of items. The text is incomplete and obscured, preventing a clear report of events or outcomes.
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Wendy
Wheat Pool Complaint Sparks Rural Grievances
A reader denounces the continuing wheat pool as mismanaged and costly, urging farmers to demand free sale of their wheat. He cites high living costs, failures of promises, and calls for voluntary pooling, modernized handling, and automatic weighing to cut labor and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peet Street
Upe
Parliament House
London
Slogan for cooperative grain handling blanketing political distraction
W J Gleeson urges cooperation to build a farm silo system that can be filled by harvester and motor winnower and then drive wagons and trollies. He argues to set politics aside, cut costs by eliminating hangers on, and manage state backed grain business to ensure prosperity.
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W. J. Gleeson
Balaklava Police Court Docket Readings
Balaklava Police Court proceedings list multiple cases heard September 1. T. Pe arshall charged with vehicle without a light. fined 5 pounds. McLeod charged with lack of visible lawful means of support. seven days hard labour ordered. Cooper fined 15 pounds plus costs for driving without a light. Bowers fined for similar offence after not appearing. Hourigan fined for drunkenness. West fined for similar offence. additional charges against same defendant for resisting police, with penalties including fine or seven days in jail.
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Messry
D. W. Leitch
JH. Hey
Pearshall
Sait Terrace
Cori McLeod
S.C. Hansberry
We . Oectober Sth
Worh Site
J. A. Baum
S. E A. Cooper
AW. Bowers
J. Hourigan
R. West
Wadding Gelte Wedding at Brinkworth Church
A wedding at Brinkworth Methodist Church on September 15 united Edith M. Parker, daughter of Mr and Mrs HG Parker, Brinkworth, with Ethbert Banyer, youngest son of Mr and Mrs B R Banyer, Liverpool. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Sameon, with Parker attended by bridesmaid Marjorie Parker. The couple departed for Liverpool by midday train amid best wishes from friends.
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Brinkworth Methodist Church
Edith M. Parker
HG. Parker
Brinkworth
Ethbert Baner
B. R. Banyer
Liverpool
Wala
Bala- Klova
Rey Sameon
Marjorie Parker
Gam Tunkin
Balaklava
Heppy
Ade
Mise
Edith Parker
Fragmentary quotation on language origins and shadows
A distorted excerpt debates language origins with claims about Teutonic, Greek, Latin, and other sources. The text uses archaic phrasing and garbled punctuation, mentioning audience crowding and numerical estimates of word origins without a clear narrative or event.
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Teutonia Im
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5.A
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W. H. Moyle
Port
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Barclay & CO
Conlon
Bentlemen
Cart Rowe
Butchees
Jams
E.P. Ware
Freawick’s
Gladstone
Eman
Airs & Speciality
Oakland
BSA Motor Cycles
Booyoolee Hotel
A. Ley
Erington
Vellers
Bart Liquers
Peterabarg
Sixth Street
E. A. Gale
Dinterot
Samactonnl
The
Si Saget
Bors
Pheue
Chas. Geddes & Co., Timber Merchants
Port Augusta
Port. Lincoln
Tumby Bay
ORB Sci
Redcliffe
RON
Brock
Adelaide
Benger
Bengers Ster
England
Philippines
G. Saunders
Saunders
Sallarat
Australia
Gumland
Warten
States
Morse
Michelin
L. Fenwick
A. W. Ler
Dunbild
Balakiors
Wadding Gelte
Banyer—Parker
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West End
Alliance
Temperance
South Australian Brewing Coy
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Principel
Dow
Glenale
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