20 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 20, 1917
Page
1
The Recruiting Committee with the Commandant and Military District approval seeks applicants. The notice outlines requirements and terms for personnel, detailing wartime service entries, pay scales, and service obligations.
Fragmented wartime notices list Australian Imperial Force soldiers abroad with corrupted spellings and misnumbered service numbers. Private Thomas Aula and Private Thomas Atkins appear among others, referencing unit names like Ballation AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE and Lybt Moree Regiment.
The fragment describes an auction at Albury with numerous damaged lots and partial prices. It mentions items such as tallow, aviation-related gear, weights, and various damaged goods with scattered values and lot conditions. No clear single sale outcome is presented due to the degraded text.
An old remedy claims to soothe sunburn quickly using anointment with a product called éxone. The ad asserts it calms irritated skin and restores normal temper, touting universal availability and rapid comfort after a sunny day.
An early 20th century advert claims Zam-Buk relieves pile attacks and skin ailments. It boasts quick, painless relief and promotes Zam-Buk as an up to date remedy for wounds, burns, ulcers, and infections with medicinal use across humans, animals, and general skin care.
Fragmentary notice lists orders for stock trucking to Komi Sagurdeys dated 17th with vague items and quantities. Mentions cattle wagons and beds, includes scattered figures 166 26167 25 2 and 15, but lacks complete names, places, or actions.
A garbled excerpt describes a recitation designer facing an odd challenge as Go liv oing gacotted. It hints at a baffling motive, with fragmented phrases about making the Limbae Hom of tvinut and an ogpnee weatnatho, leaving readers with a mystery of aim and method.
A garbled report references Mr Ramfield in Canberra and mentions waste, authority issues, and missing funds. It promotes Rexona products as a cure for skin damage, claiming rapid healing, warmth, and a soothing effect with prices listed as 1/0 and 2/-.
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