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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
1
A fragment discusses nervous patient handling during extractions, noting no anesthesia and a fixed charge of 6d for tooth adjustment. The text mentions beard of claims about a patent and cautions that extractions must be paid for at the time of sitting.
A garbled ad promises easy access to reads via Backs or Bagy and boasts large turnover and high employment. It urges sending money and instructs to mail orders with low prices and quick credit. The fragment hints at a dubious business deal and demand for quick payment.
A wide state and district bulletin notes bush fire brigades forming in the Yala district and a large southwest fire near Billilla burning 80 000 acres. Court actions involve the South Australian Stevedoring Company case and the Federal Arbitration Act judgment. Separate incidents include a fatality in Wellington and a drowning in the Namoi River with ongoing search and rescue efforts.
A late Armidale insurance agent now in Ridgett Meriwether extols Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a household remedy. He touts a public health pamphlet and claims prevention over cure, praising the pills for stomach, head pain, and general well being, with widespread Australasian use.
An editorial argues against arming for disputes and praises international arbitration and cordial relations. It cites England’s and Australia’s war debts, notes two centuries of arbitration success, and lauds the Hague Tribunal as a path to reducing conflict. It ends urging brotherhood over jealousy.
Readable fragments describe a variety of shop names and promotions on Pots Street. The clipped text mentions proprietors and advertisements for local trades and sales in a historic urban market scene.
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