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Newspaper
Warrnambool Standard
Location
Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
6
A fragment discusses baby strength during teething and restless nights. It notes unknown vigour in growth as the child remains strong despite discomfort. The text blends phrases about waves, links, and air with a colonish cadence.
A meeting of stockholders of the Primennial and Oriental SSC was held in London on June 2 and approved an agreement for the reorganization of Food 0 and Koitish India SN Companies. The controller of the new pumpuline is noted, with a decade of detailed management ahead. Southland hopes Bard Unoheare of Brathoweer will lead BISN after retirement.
A clipped newspaper advertisement for Hean’s Essence cough remedy claims it eases coughs and colds at home. It cites testimonials about curing a husband’s cough and notes its sale through chemists and post returns from Sydney and Kurri Kurri.
Fragmented OCR shows a noisy report from Western Dastredt with references to Pic industry concerns, market rates, and worker tensions. Mentions Dr. Gil supervision and export movement debates, plus price and wage notes from Deteteer TNT era, indicating stalled progress and ongoing labor issues.
Fragment discusses pig prices, farmer profits, private buyers, and industry decline in Victoria. Mentions effect of auction outcomes, private traders, and cooperative factories on supply and prices, with references to years and market conditions.
Odd testimonial from Mrs Helena Hampman of Union Street Newtown NSW dated January 6 1913 claims Mother Beigel's Syrup cured chronic indigestion biliousness and related ailments after using six bottles. The ad touts energy return and improved digestion urging buyers to seek the genuine remedy.
A Sydney tram derailed or collided near Central Station after entering a dead-end alley. Three people were injured and others shaken as the platform area was damaged. Reports suggest an unidentified suspect may be connected, with authorities unsure if foul play occurred.
The passage appears to be a garbled ad or medical notice about skin problems such as eczema and dermatitis. It mentions pills, topical cures, and warnings about treatment efficacy, with unclear claims and numerous transcription errors.
Fragmented text references a telegram and threats tied to a known figure. It mentions Lord Forbes and other aristocratic names, with scattered notes about representation for Scotland in 1861 and a referenced baron who never married. The legibility is poor and the exact incident remains unclear.
Archibald MacFarlane and Co sell by public auction at the Warrnambool Corporation Yards on Wednesday July 1st offering dairy cows, store cattle, heifers, and sheep. Catalogues list prime cows, forward springing cows, young cattle, and various lots from multiple consignors with entries invited. Sale starts at 1 pm with cattle, sheep, and sundries.
Auction at Wollaston lists le nins a sale of cattle light horses and farm implements. Day and Young Cattle diagnose items and auctioneers call for bidders.
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