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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
4
The text outlines powers for a local committee to manage area responsibilities, raise funds for soldiers and dependents, receive donations of stock and goods, approve or disallow charitable gifts, organize voluntary aid, assist with feeding and shelter, maintain contact with soldiers, and take actions deemed beneficial to soldiers and dependents while restricting interference with wartime mobilization.
The Minister for Repatriation Beoster Milleo released July operations summary. Demobilised ALF members in Commonwealth mostly unemployed at 7 percent drawing allowances. total demobilised 144,787. Employment data show 61,378 registered, 4,444 found employed, 1844 in various wealth states, and 8,000 completed canvass with 5,906 still in training. Loans totaling 476,774 provided. disbursements and grants reach 1,068,735 to date. July applications totaled 10,676 across employment, general assistance, and training, with 6,256 employment, 2,701 assistance, and 1,729 disabled training.
Unscrambled OCR fragment notes a discussion of neuritis and rheumatism related ailments, mentioning a Mr J. E. Lees, a pharmacortical chemist, with unclear context and partial names. No clear event, date, or location remains readable.
A garbled quote contrasts self perception with others assessing by possessions. The text includes a misquoted line about giving reasons and money, with unclear speakers and context.
News from Wallaroo notes fine rains aiding crops and forecasts a fair harvest. Shipping advances as several steamers arrive, British government ships operating, and local labor shifts amid strike news. Local hospital leadership praised, civic celebrations planned, and football cup final set with Wallaroo undefeated this season.
A garbled excerpt presents odd phrases about self worth and status. Characters speak of being unique to a tank and a great man facing trouble, with unusual spellings and nonsensical exchanges. The text lacks cohesive context or clear event.
Jamestown defeated Crystal Brook 4 goals to 2 in a hard fought Northern Areas match played at Gladatgna on September 13. The wind and poor conditions hampered play but Jamestown seized early momentum with a burst of four straight goals in the first half, while Brook rallied in the second period before Jamestown sealed the win with stout defense and key scores from Cronin and White.
An old household remedy advertises Dr Morse Indian Root Pills as a safe reliable home remedy for biliousness indigestion and minor stomach disturbances. It urges families to keep the amber bottle handy to avoid costly doctor visits.
In a rough contest Jamestown defeated Cronin side 5 goals 3 behinds as Clift clinched the win with a late set piece. Notable players for Jamestown included McDonald Robins Boyne Hogg Penna and Shedlick with Sten Kearney also contributing. Losers featured Young McDonald Beck Batle Evens Cottle OBrien and Sten Kearney.
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney trouble and Bright's disease. It urges rapid action for symptoms like urinary issues and back pain, claiming a proven track record and nationwide availability through Wontar Clellan Co.
Fragmentary OCR mentions graves or deposits numbering 878,251 in France and Belgium, plus details of a former Berlin palace employments and a London preacher predicting an end of world. Assembly members debate a value over £200, with incomplete context.
A fragment notes phases of the moon and references a figure called Phases of the Moon man tied to the 33rd Denik filmer. The text is incomplete but hints at a quirky archival item involving names and titles without clear events.
An advertisement touts Heenzo Essence as a reliable remedy for colds, bronchitis, asthma, and throat infections. It claims to soothe inflamed mucous membranes, loosen phlegm, and boost overall health. The booklet-style note suggests mixing with warm water and sweetening for a simple home remedy at low cost.
Fragmentary OCR shows an address line for London Directory Co Ltd at 95 Abchurch Lane and mentions banking or finance terms with partial street details and an English location context. No clear event person or organization beyond the directory name is readable.
Disjointed lines show a teacher and a student in a marketplace setting discussing weapons and pedigree. A remark compares Boagne of Nations to war, while a kennel metaphor contrasts perceived threats and fears.
Fragmentary medical ad text mentions headaches backache fatigue and neuralgia with a price of 2 per box and a location placeholder. Content is damaged and difficult to parse for full meaning or claims.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a death near Hackney on a Friday. Mentioned names include Mr John Roberge and Private Tompkine in a disrupted exchange. Details are incomplete but hint at an investigation and local concern.
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