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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases and misread characters with numbers and percentages. No coherent event or identifications can be derived for a proper summary or headline.
A Sunday schedule note lists Bh. Alban and Lay Reader roles with times 7 pm at Hertor Georgetown. The fragment mentions 7 pm services and a lay reader. It seems to outline religious service times for a local parish page.
Freas argues compulsory enrolment falls short without enforcing voting rights. He notes why compulsory enrolment and voting are debated, calling the referendum questions grave yet deserving a decisive outcome, while acknowledging Parliament's partisan constraints.
A report from Gladstone covers the Gladstone branch Agricultural Bureau meeting, show arrangements, ticketing, and prize hints. Details include a Jaora Show opening by the Governor, special train fares, and the Belgian Rolieard subscriptions totaling £24 4/2.
The Gladstone Comedy Company performed in Gulnare on Friday to boost patriotic funds for the Queen’s Up Society and French Red Cross. The program featured The Marseillaise overture, songs by Kinley and Noonan, and the Irish Adventurer. The show ended with the National Anthem and a supper and dance, raising 14 pounds 7 shillings 9 pence despite a light attendance.
A Tuesday evening charity frolic at the Town Hall raised funds for the Wounded Soldiers Fund. A military wedding and musical acts entertained over sixty attendees in costume. a few outside spectators caused some disturbance by tampering with venue ropes.
The women’s branch of the Liberal Union met in the Parish Hall with Mrs W. Coe presiding. She urged loyalty to principles and party amid busy patriotic work. Mrs B A Humphris was thanked for services after presenting reports. The president and secretary were re-elected, with Miss F Growden treasurer and Fisher and Mrs Raymont as vice presidents. The new committee includes last year’s members and those present. A farewell was spoken to Mrs Davier of the National Bank who is moving to Maitland.
An ad claiming Sander's Extract cures epidemics by antiseptic action through mouth dissolving leaves sugar and thorough cavity cleansing. It touts safety and efficacy against diseases transmitted via the air and through breath, urging use for protection and health.
An expert discusses how goodwill in professions like medical dental accounting and architecture represents actual wealth. He explains methods to estimate value based on buyer willingness and future earnings, notes difficulty for nontransferrable services, and analyzes a hypothetical case with annual profits and a 44 percent rate to illustrate total worth and risk.
A testimonial touts Don's Backache Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney disease and backache. Mrs Punkhnest describes long pain relief after using the product, praising the pills as a reliable remedy and noting availability through chemists and stores with prices listed.
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