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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
5
The article warns against making unregulated cough mixtures at home and cautions that claims of easy remedies are unreliable. It notes experts ridicule such preparations and warns about potential dangers from nonpoisonous ingredients and incorrect labeling.
The report covers Wellington racing results and entries with mentions of riders and horses. It notes performances at Moorefeld and Sydney linked races, trainer changes, and upcoming shows and tournaments in Wellington including show trotting and boxing events.
The Wellington season opening produced a rough, sporadic match with players struggling to form cohesion. Neuron and related clubs faced protest and uncertain lineups as teams shuffled forwards backs and substitutes in a tense league mood.
A fragmented report describes practice and a day of games with Western and Southern teams, highlights by McConnell and T. McCorwin. Northern Districts lose to Newcastle in a separate match. Attendance is noted as small with several players named in lineup discussions and early play by candidates from Western sides.
The Wellington Football League held a Monday night meeting at Club Mons Hots. President Mr W Whitford chaired as the general committee considered a protest about a Lumgwe state Pho player and planned replay timing. A Dubbo trip was approved, gatekeeper duties assigned, and officials selected for assorted matches including Hodangora v Wanita and Newyox games.
The Farmery Cooperative Co notes strong sheep arrivals at Flew ington with 49,000 yarded last week and high quality merino and crombred stock. Demand for prime wethers and ewes remained keen with very satisfactory prices, including cro sbreds at 65 shillings and merino ewes at 87/7. Buyers operated firmly at the markets, and several lots from Cowra and Grenfell were highlighted for strong forward selling interest.
Jumbled lines sketch a poetic fragment with hints of memory and fragrance. The piece juxtaposes decay and persistence, noting wakefulness and a distant “Wake Woods” as it survives in a strained, musical cadence. The text suggests a creative meditation on time and imagery.
A long translated summary of a Daily Express item describes a controversial royal match involving an American heiress and European royalty. It notes shifting alliances, court reception, and the rise of a highly connected American woman amid dynastic expectations and scandal, highlighting public fascination with cross-continental marriage alliances.
Fragmented text discusses death customs and symbols such as ships named female, rules on Friday superstition, and relics like the hangman’s pole. It references biblical figures, the crucifixion, Peter’s denial, barber practices, and ancient beliefs about omens, with kerning errors and garbled names.
A Wellington land board meeting is set for Monday June 7 in the courthouse. Attendees include PH Coe tier WDD Annoul jae T. HB Trounce and others. Additions cover additions to road improvement inquiries and related estate items with officers and dates referenced.
Trade catalog style listing offers seeds for present planting in various colors and blends. Includes prices and packets such as Doiva Mixed, Double Waies, Panby, Sweet Pea, inter flowering peas, Ranunculus, Anemone, Pallace Cingraia, Cy tlanien, Primala, and other garden blooms. Also advertises Autumn Giant and Belt proferting bulbs with assorted prices.
Seed line shows a Dransfield and Co seed firm with West Dranfield reference. Readability is poor but implies cataloging or advertisement of seed varieties. No clear event, date, or location is present.
An advertisement extols Dr More’s Ladle Root Pills as a general family remedy for numerous ailments. It claims to cleanse the blood, purify the stomach, stimulate liver function, and prevent many disorders by restoring natural balance. The copy urges every reader to test the pills and cites neighbor testimonials as proof of efficacy.
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