Indian Rad Pills Promoted For Digestion
An early advertisement extols Moses Indian Root Pills as a universal remedy for digestion and indigestion. It claims wide use among all classes and urges keeping a bottle handy for use when symptoms appear.
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1937
Page
9
An early advertisement extols Moses Indian Root Pills as a universal remedy for digestion and indigestion. It claims wide use among all classes and urges keeping a bottle handy for use when symptoms appear.
A fragmented, dreamlike travelogue describes a journey through a valley and surrounding ranges. The prose mentions forests, plowed paddocks, atmospheric shifts, and encounters with shifting light and mysticism as the traveler moves toward a hidden valley and distant peaks.
A garbled record discusses a pricing issue tied to a compiler of works. Mentions various figures and pieces pieces of the production and potential costs. References Henry and Meri as possible names amid noisy text.
Fifty years ago Warwick readers saw extracts from JURE M0 covering wheat growing and farming efforts in the Warwick area. The notes reference rust, crop trials, agricultural meetings, and local civic matters including associations and exhibitions.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Warwick West central school Jubilee celebrations in 1950s and figures tied to the era. It mentions Bernard J. McBeath, John F. Cann, Mabel Maggie Muler, and many local names, and reflects on past education leaders and commemorations.
Obituary outlines Eugene Quinen's life from Tonweomba to Clinton, noting his years as a florist, marriage to Ellen, and residence in Georgia and Texas. It recalls family ties, community roles, and long-term farming and landholding, with tributes to his work and memory by relatives and friends.
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