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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
3
A brief item touts the Cloncurry saddle as appealing to horsemen. It highlights features like six inch pads seven inch thigh pads and hand crafting for comfort to both horse and rider.
Polo goods including saddles sticks and boots are stocked with high quality. Prices on all lines are very low. This inventory offers substantial savings for polo players and teams seeking reliable equipment.
A Gaydon Saddler shows at Palmbie Street opposite the Town Hall Warwice with a noted location on the map listings. The brief entry confirms a craftsman’s shop in a central street. No further details are provided in the fragment.
People of Warwick and District are urged to visit Malouf's Boot Sale ending July to grab general drapery boots and goods at reduced alteration sale prices. The ad lists towels, curtains, flannels, gowns, coats, stockings, shirts, and menswear with prices and bulk offers, urging early shopping for best selection.
Fine races highlight the Qc Cup meeting with Grichka winning twice, along with Byret Syeo King Fairy Bob and Mount Bernard securing multiple wins. Australian entries Nalater Robadil Wensington and Ninjas show presence while Gold Tie retires post sale to J. H. Barnes. Warwick’s June meeting promises strong turnout with Maiden Hack and several handicaps listed. Figeum, Mountain God, Roiselaml Mountain Good draw interest though overall surmise remains cautious.
The Christian Brothers College meets Warwick High School at Finds Park in a Secondary Schools Sports Association fixture. Brothers captain M Allman is expected to lead a strong attack, while Warwick arrive after a recent loss to Scots. Kickoff at 3 45 pm with Mr H V Mitchell in charge. a silver coin admission helps cover costs.
An old advertisement extols GROEN HEALTH SALTS as a remedy for kidney trouble. It claims the product strengthens kidneys, relieves back pain, rheumatism, bladder irritation, constipation, and restless sleep, urging purchase at 3 shillings per bottle from chemists and stores.
An OCR fragment advertises Gruen Health-Salts with claims of Lucerne Oaten Wheate s Chaff at low rates. It references a phone line 205 and uses old-fashioned product terms. The readable text is promotional in nature and lacks verifiable context or dates.
A Clifton Shire Council special meeting reviewed control of reserves, considered alienation to the Crown, and decided on retention or disposal of reserves across divisions. Discussions covered noxious weeds maps, tender handling for road works, and advertising objections before proposals. A later report notes Kelleher’s Bridge at Taal receiving a separate committee review.
Beaver Salts touted as a scientifically compounded medicine to correct liver stomach kidneys and bladder troubles and prevent related diseases. Claims include relief from sluggish liver with a daily teaspoonful to improve natural function, priced 2s 7d per bottle and sold by Armitage and others in Brisbane and London.
A council committee reports in conference with Dr Costello Tosenthal Shire and Mr Kelleher on funding for a private bridge over the Condamine. Rosenthal favors one third cost share, Kelleher insists on past claims, and maintenance would be funded by Kelleher. After discussion, the council votes to receive the report and take no action.
A narrator on a train observes a young woman with a subtle facial hair trait and imagines a cosmetic fix. He describes a drugstore preparation that is said to bleach and remove hair quickly, hoping it could restore her beauty. The piece ends with a wistful question about the woman’s future appearance.
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