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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1923
Page
4
An advertisement urges readers to treat backache and urinary symptoms by using One Dean's Backache Kidney Pills. It claims kidney weakness causes pain and fatigue and offers neighbor endorsements as proof of effectiveness.
Brisbane, Kelvin Grove resident Mr. FP Hazeldine reports severe backache and kidney pain after strain. After using Dean's Backache Kidney Pills, he credits six bottles with complete cure and lasting relief. Six years later his wife confirms no recurrence.
Nungle residents lament the departure of Mrs. Angus McDonald a tireless helper in sickness and district welfare. Also noted are Mrs Brennan’s return from Hillside and local farming updates including Cape Barley crop, Baroota Wonder yields, and high quality sheep selling prices at Wooden dale and Yandee.
Bejoording crashes to 41 all out after Nu oyle opens 7 for 4 as Jervois tops with not out in a decisive Nungle victory. Local tea ladies supplied refreshments while fans vow to return with grim determination.
The article recalls the zeal of cricketers facing tough opponents and looks ahead to the Toodyay match. It reports a serious fire near Bolgart road damaging about 60 acres of first class crop, quickly controlled by volunteers. Insurance covers the crop and harvest proceeds with strong yields anticipated.
A Saturday Anglican festival in Calingiri drew visitors from Goomalling Ma town Bolgart and district. Local groups led by Mrs Pollard and helpers sold ginger and pastries while sideshows and waltz practice entertained the crowd. Funds raised supported ecclesiastical coffers as diverse voices praised the spirited, service minded turnout.
A festive program featured a missing male comedian, a popular girl competition won by Miss Pollard, and lively songs by Mrs Lukin and Miss Wade. The event raised about £73 for the ladies of the district, with other races and sketches entertaining a respensive audience.
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