Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills Promote Digestive Health
Wise folk heed little signs of ill health and use Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills to aid digestion and nature in overcoming digestive obstruction from excess eating or drinking. The pills are portrayed as the best medicine for this purpose with wide and growing usage across classes. Keep a bottle on hand and take a dose at first trouble for satisfactory results.
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Dr. Morse
Dr Morse
Beauty’s Neck Exercises From An Old Guide
A historic instruction outlines neck shaping routines to revive skin and tighten the jaw line. It describes poses to tilt the head left and right, purse and thrust the lips, and place the ear toward the shoulder while focusing thoughts on lip projection. It also details jaw line enhancement by slow mouth opening and teeth display, followed by scraggy neck tightening with counted bends.
ALF Evacuation Troops Resting Up
Canberra Friday Army Minister Mr P C Spender said ALF troops returning from the Greek and Crete campaigns were resting up He added he had asked Major General Blamey for a report on their current activities.
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Canberra
P. C. Spender
Alf
Crete
Blamey
Miss Elsie Burries Joins Miss Dorothy Cross at Goonora
Miss Elsie Burries departed by train yesterday to spend the mid winter vacation as the guest of Miss Dorothy Cross at Goonora Station Hebel.
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Elsie Burries
Dorothy Cross
Goonora
Hebel
Wedding at Allora in St Patrick's Church June 16
A district wedding was solemnised at St Patrick's Church Allora on June 16 by Rev Father Mahon. Patrick Canavan McMahon married Maureen Phelan with Miss Rene Chard as bridesmaid and J McMahon as best man. After a reception in Allora Central Hall the couple departed for Sydney where they honeymoon.
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St. Patrick's Church
Allora
Father Mahon
Patrick Canavan McMahon
M. J. McMahon
Sladevale
Maureen Phelan
J. E
Phelan
Berat
Rene Chard
J. McMahon
Sydney
Brighten Dull Rooms With Home Dyeing And Bran Water
Readers are advised to renovate furnishings by washing or dyeing curtains and chints at home. Bran water brightens fabrics without soap, while dyeing offers a broader look. Careful preparation, proper washing, rinsing, and final pressing yield fresh, harmonized rooms with advised table accents and varied prices.
Army does not require private cars for maneuvers
CANBERRA Friday. The Army Minister Mr P C Spender said private cars have little value in military maneuvres and few cars laid up by petrol rationing will be needed by the Army. The force desires commercial vehicles of a special type.
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Canberea
Army
P. C. Spender
Brocklebank's Night Pursuit in Ackerton Manor
Brocklebank darts through a dark corridor chased by unknowns. He encounters Sir Arthur Ackerton in pajamas, loses Cinderella, and finds Pamela armed and awake. A hidden door behind a wardrobe hints at a neighboring room and a dresser room trap as the midnight pursuit continues.
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Brocklebank
Romeo
Fiello
Billy
Sir Arthur
Ackerton
Bill
Cinderella
Buster
No. 30
Pamela
Bandit
Paradise
Sir Arthur Ackerton
Tennis Tournament Postponed Week End Red Cross Benefit
The tennis tournament for the Red Cross funds is rescheduled for this week end with handicap events. Play on Central Courts Saturday at 1.30 pm and on Town courts Sunday from 9.30 am. Saturday players may swap to Sunday if unavailable. Entries for the American tournament close July 7 with event redraws.
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Red Cross Bunds
Central Courts
R. McMillan
V. Cross
J. Brett
C. Ragh
Kieley
C. Grayson
Cross
R. Brown
H. Brown
M. Bagh
A. Cowie
Cowie
N. Pullen
Peters
A. Furness
Furness
W. Hancock
Brett
D. White
E. R. Chittenden
M.C
A. Grayson
Women's Guild
FR. McLean
Acacia Plateau
Plateau Hall
R. A. Wallace
R. Duncan
A.ragh
Rbs.aila
Killarney Acf
Méssra W. Dennis
J. Patterson
EMU VALE Social Notes From Brisbane Weekend At Villa Maria
EMU VALE residents report Mrs M Nevin and her two daughters and Mr F Burrows drove from Brisbane to spend the weekend at Villa Maria. Mrs M Mines leaves Danderoo for Rosewood to winter with her daughter Mrs T O Sullivan. Mr J Logan Clifton now holidaying at Villa Patris. Friends regret to learn D McPhee is an inmate at Horwitz Ward Ling following a fall as he slept.
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M. Nevin
A. Nevin
F. Burrows
Brisbane
Villa Maria
Horwitz ‘Ward
En Route for London On the Eleven O'clock Express
On a bustling platform the eleven o'clock rapide carries Brocklebank and Pamela as Guicherd admires the couple. Raoul talks of a two day trip, plans a lune de miel at Port-Mijou, and the scene hints at a staged interlude with Parley and a scarred man nearby. The Yellow Dog figure is noted, adding tension as the chapter teases a continuation.
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London
Brocklebank
Pamela
Guicherd
Bill
Dieu
Raoul
Port- Mijou
Port-Miou
Parley
Quichard
Hrocklebank
Sapristi
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