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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1928
Page
2
The piece argues that digestion and assimilation, not sheer food amount, nourish the body. When digestion is disordered, nutrition is lost, strength declines, and constipation and liver issues arise leading to chronic dyspepsia. Morse's Indian Pot Pills are offered as a remedy to aid digestion and restore proper function.
A reader asks if a garment can be dyed to a new colour and how well the result will hold. The Fitzroy Street Dyeing Works offers to examine the item and provide an honest opinion, promising reliable advice and a quality outcome.
A meeting at the School of Arts heard Mr F Kenble preside. A letter from the Postmaster General via Sir Littleton Groom announced improved internal lighting and hourly horn incidents near the private boxes of the town post office. The council was urged to repair urgent road sections and thanks were noted for swabbing at local schools. Ambulance volunteers led by N Ky Barker passed a first aid practical exam. Exhibitors H Bull and F Stewart did well in Warwick poultry and dog show events.
Mr. W. Kirwan of the pent post staff has passed the clerical division exam. Mr. Everard Wilson, son of Mr. A. G. Wilson postmaster, on furlough from Bank of New South Wales, spends part of holiday with his mother in Sandgate. A dance at the Ladle Panthe Tivl featured prizes won by Miss Joyee Waainunidl and Mr. A. A. Bneoshy. The Foativell roralynt event is set for July 4, 29, and 22 with Mr. RB. Drasalngton, M. Lwb. (onic) attending.
An invitation to Mr T Wilaan, Minister for Evication, to open the tournament was declined owing to prior engagements. He granted a holiday on July 20. Schools in Gvatye, Mungindi, Apbel, Diprambiandi, Ballon, and Surat sehoula will join park events and school team competitions. Events planned for King's Birthday were postponed a fortnight due to rain.
From Our Correspondent Yelarbon reports extremely cold weather with heavy frosts. Taxna and District FA fixtures saw Texag beat Inglewood by 16 points at Tras. Kooroongarma defeated Yelarbon by 8 at Kooroongirra. Bt. Patrick's beat Yelarbon 40 games. Becho beat Light of The Desert by 8 games. King’s Birthday sports postponed due to wet weather. many attended, with events including afternoon tea and fruit on the ground and good business.
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A damaged OCR fragment mentions the Parsonage and a neon beta mix. Specific people, places, or dates are unclear. the text lacks complete context to identify events or actions.
A severe apple surplus sweeps the western districts as orchards face rotting fruit under trees. Officials report widespread losses, with farmers unable to hire enough help to pick and haul the harvest. One grower notes never seeing such a failure of fruit to be salvaged, hinting at economic strain for local agriculture.
An advertisement announces woods grant peppermint cures for coughs colds and influenza with claims of relief and prompt action, inviting readers to try the product and noting its availability through local shops.
From Our Correspondent the Elbow Valley Aporta Club held its final meeting of the weekend with Dr Aspinall presiding. The agenda covered club finances and a plan for a forthcoming event, including a costume contest and awards for best dressed gentleman. Members discussed appeals for support and preparations for the Warwick capital drive, with emphasis on appropriate attire and staged entertainment for the Saturday event.
An advertisement promotes Gruen Health Salts promising relief from complaints. It advertises a price of 8/0 per bottle and invites readers to write if unavailable locally. The offer targets ladies and their friends with a novelty prize mention and a promise of good night’s enjoyment.
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