South Australia Agricultural and Live Stock Statistics 1907 1908
South Australia reports on crops fodder straw and hay yields for 1907 08 with wheat barley oats and rye production totals and acreage changes. It details cattle sheep and pig counts with value estimates and notes rising hay and fodder outputs alongside fallow areas and pastoral exports.
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South Australia
Birley
Vetal
Cetualn iv
Rupert Sehenten Bay
Wheaten Bay
Aaregyaierne
Ail
Prsanedd
Osten
Ant Harley
Aly
Fallow
Hush
Real
Chamberlains Stomach and Fiver Tablets Adver
Vague herbal tablets claim to be purely vegetable and free of impurities. The text mentions stomach issues and liver concerns, with unclear references to benefits and ingredients.
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Chamberlain
Chaue Derlain
Atremechen
Deeble
Sure Remedy Promises Relief in Annie Campbell Tale
Annie Campbell of 4 Penny Place Adelaide recounts years of fainting spells heart pains and fatigue. She credits Clemence Tonic with restoring sleep appetite and blood, dismissing prior doctors and urging others to try the tonic. The sworn statement from Campbell endorses the remedy and its life changing effects.
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Mia
Annie Campbell
Aguiaide
Turing
Mrs. Campbell
Clements
Poney Place
Test of Time Boosts Chamberlain Cough Remedy
The piece extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a staple medicine after thirty years of growth. It credits steady word of mouth and enduring merit for its wide adoption and claims it leads in sales among cough and cold preparations. It notes parental trust, safety for children, and absence of harmful ingredients.
Girl Somnambulist Case Baffles Medical Team
A 20 year old girl in a 1907 Birmingham hospital case exhibits sleepwalking with complex writing, crochet work, and letters in German and Spanish during nocturnal episodes. Despite normal waking incapacity, she performs intricate tasks and communicates while asleep, prompting doctors to seek reasons for nocturnal abilities. She later resumes near normal life with occasional wanderings, and researchers remain unable to explain the phenomenon.
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Warkemad
Priish
Iis
Alvep
Fatten
Sudies Harmaeny
Gan Aby
Saya
Brocks Tity Honess
Birmingham Hospital
Steast
Cruchaw Turk
Qansda
Garman
What He Knew Coroner's Inquest Fragment
Fragment from a coroner's inquest dialogue recounts suspicions about a principal suspect. The text mentions observed kicking and a mistaken belief about a victim, with a passage praising a cough remedy offered publicly. The garbled OCR preserves only scattered names and phrases.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Chemists
For over 30 years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been trusted by the public and chemists. It contains no marked drugs and has never needed formula changes for local laws. The makers claim one standard formula, pleasant to take, safe, and always cures.
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W. BL Deoble
Gladstone
Government Health Department Findings on Sample Remedy
The Department of Public Health in Wales on August 2 1901 examined a sealed bottle labelled Chamberlain's Gough Remedy received from the Registrar of the Pharmacists Basid. Results show none of the scheduled poisons. Signed by William M Huntiar Government Atbyst. The Chief Medical Officer of the
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Department of Public Health
Wales
Chamberlain
Gough
William M. Huntiar
Government Atbyst
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Guarantee Claim
A fragmented classified style note promises a money back guarantee for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy if two thirds of a bottle fails to produce beneficial results. The OCR text appears partial and garbled.
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Chamberlain
Farmer confronts editor over old newspaper ad inquiry
A farmer and his son visit a local editor seeking information for a story. The editor recalls decades of work and rebukes the intruders, telling the farmer to return to his plow and leave the office. The scene unfolds in a small, cluttered newsroom.
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Wyash
Lys
Hiv
The Psychologist De Shaw on Women and Flirting
Dr Thomas Claye Bhinn presents a salon analysis at the Institute in London contrasting perceptions of women. Shaw notes women’s qualities like love and sympathy, while denying special fear of flirting, stating women are simply perspiring as they seek suitable matches.
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Navn van
Thomas Claye
Elygivus
London
de Shaw
Moumbo
Shaw
Melancholy Widow and Sprightly Matron Dialogue Fragment
A fragmented dialogue shows a melancholy widow and a sprightly matron debating prayer and endurance. The piece hints at a railway scene and a mysterious bottle of Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a potential turnaround.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Favored by Mothers for Cold Relief
Mothers praise Chamberlains Cough Remedy for quick relief from colds and coughs. They claim it prevents severe illness, wards off symptoms at onset, and keeps the medicine on hand for young children and the whole family. Catherine Weeks notes her family’s freedom from coughs with regular use.
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Yiembeciain
Dougs Kenledy
Tris
Leassieislly
Cpan
Chamberlain
Zinny
Catherine Weeks
Computing Weight and Capacity from Odd Measurements
The text describes methods to derive weight from height and width in impossible units and to compute case capacity. It references converting feet and yards, applying density estimates, and multiplying diameters and lengths to reach a volume and capacity figure, with inconsistent terms and figures throughout.
Calculating Live Weight of Livestock Using Measurements
The text outlines a method to estimate live weight by measuring girth and length, multiplying their squares with the length, and applying factors like 83, 4, 26, 28, or 30. It describes weight ranges for carcass and fat, with rough ratios to live weight and regional terms such as imperial stones.
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Castle
How to find area of a four sided field
A description explains that when two sides are parallel the area is the product of the distance between the parallel sides and the length of a perpendicular side, then divided by ten to convert to acres. An example uses parallel sides Hh and 35 chains with a 154 chain distance.
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Onchon Ony
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Buyers And Sellers
A series of consumer testimonials from merchants and customers in New South Wales and Victoria extol Chamberlains Cough Remedy. David Ley chemist notes strong customer praise and sales. A P B Woolley and B H May also report steady demand and high recommendations from patrons.
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West Maitland
N.S.W
David Ley
Chamberlain
Wandsworth Storekeeper Praises Gough Remedy
A Wandsworth NSW storekeeper, Win McCrossin, extols Chamberlain's Gough Remedy as very popular. He notes those who use it once often want it again when they cough and seek medicine.
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Win, McCrossin
Frootoids Remedy Claims Quick Relief for Various Ailments
The article describes Frootoids as a proper medicine when liver function is normal and digestion is correct, claiming it helps with blood poisoning brain congestion and apoplexy. It asserts quick relief when other aperients fail and gives dosing guidance, including a larger initial dose followed by smaller doses for constipation and gradual dependence on the remedy.
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Crete
Avery
Cnet
Ruaceen
Lee
Fragmented safety notice on Cheminte Stardiospora product
The readable text outlines a safety leading note for Cheminte Stardiospora with price references and supplier directions. It mentions unavailable items, direct contact to a proprietor named Hearne, and hints at a product called FROOT OLDS containing five active fruits and roots claimed to be of very best quality.
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Hs . Hearne
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Borie
Tna
Tundae
Croceets
J. L Dixon & Son
Weights and Area
Onic Yarde
C. Cool
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