Presbyterian Sunday School Anniversary Celebrations
The October 26 events saw large attendances at the Presbyterian Sunday School anniversary with speeches and music by local performers. Mr B. H. MacDonnell chaired, Gertie Nivell, Gladys Mr and Mrs Richard Annis Lewh spoke, and charm by Une ged Napey Morgah accompanied the program as the chair addressed the audience. A collection of notices followed, including amends to the week’s church activities and railway service changes.
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Presbyterian
Aonivetees
Tl Dud Richardson
Timestown
Wrest
B. H. MaDoneall
Shires
Oallar Herrin
Migs Gertie Nivel
Mise
Gladys
Richarveoe
J. McLrod
Pirie
Dr Morse Indian Root Pills Declare No Quick Relief
A reader reports no speedy cure from Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills and criticizes doctors medicines and chemists for failing to provide relief. The message emphasizes skepticism toward advertised remedies and mentions personal disappointment with the product.
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Morse
The Prophylactic Pop and the Laughing Muse
A humorous verse and prose piece parade in a garden scene where the Antiseptic Baby, Prophylectic Pap, and Microbe are punned through odd cures and oddities. A second item discusses War Gratuity to Soldiers and Bond interests, debating options to improve liquidity and security for holders.
Local Bowls Club Suggested for Adelaide South Australia
Sir The popularity of bowls has advanced throughout South Australia and I urge two men who are sports to discuss forming a local club. A bowling green is a grand attraction and former football and cricket players may enjoy bowls in leisure time. Many bowlers are willing to help form the club and a letter to the association coordinator will provide all needed information. J. C. Rundle 44 Granfell Street Adelaide.
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Bowle
South Australia
Sreidonta
Giedatoce
Sporta
Sam
J. C. Rundle
Granfell-street
Adsleide
Career of Adventure Captain Wilkin’s Record in War
The article chronicles Captain George H Wilkinson M C Bar a noted explorer and war veteran born in South Australia. It details his Arctic service with Xpadivion, return to Australia in 1917, photography work with the Australian Imperial Force and the Military Cross and Bar honors for bravery at Ypres and on the Hindenburg Line. It notes his Balkan experiences and polar expeditions, stressing his philosophy of self reliance and supply by the land during expeditions with the Sight Wo Australis project and planned equipment and rations for a southern voyage.
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G. H. Wilkins
H. W. Wilkine
Port Pirie
Falhoaree
George H Wilkinson
M.C. Bar
Blackburn
Buerediatrech
South Australia
Vait
Xpadivion
Arctic
Australia
Blying Gorps
Bray
Ypres
Hindenburg
Ansiat
Germat
Ospiain
J. P. Horley
Raphe
Pernet Sen
Bia
Lesa
Mont St Quentie
Balkans
Europe
Gaumout Brothers
Ola
Polar Exettive
South Pole
New York
Sisiamen
Aurtbatla
Australis
Doan's Ointment Praised for Piles Relief by Mrs Thompson
A testimonial from Mrs G Thompson of Waterworkstant ile, Car Square and 3 Chain Road, cites rapid relief from piles after using Doan's Ointment. The ad-like piece claims the remedy cures fissures, fistula, and bleeding, and urges readers to obtain genuine Doan's from the manufacturer.
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Thompson
Car. Square
Chain Road
Ile
Dean
Lear
Doan
Ana oFiatian Co
Roy
PXEMHE NIGHTS FOR 1919 BICYCLES EXEMPT FROM LIGHTS
The notice lists bicycle riders across PXEMHE in 1919 who are exempt from carrying lights on specified dates each month. The schedule runs from a start date to the last date of each month, outlining the exemption window and applicable riders.
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Shiplea Pd
A Blessing to Nerve Sufferers
A misread advertisement touts Huan s Tonto Nerve Note claiming to purify blood and strengthen nerves to cure headaches insomnia and nervous breakdown without opiates. It urges readers to buy per box from chemists or order direct from G W Dean Sydney for coughs colds and syvensa mixes.
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Huan
Lenin
Gapel Anc
Chat‘ereagh Street
Sydney
Lat bint who would move the world first. move binelt
Lat bint appears as a fragmentary phrase about someone who would move the world first. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or organizations to form a full news item.
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Lat Bint
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