16 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 16, 1923
Page
1
The piece advocates joining Friendly Societies highlighting fellowship, cooperation, and health benefits. It argues these groups build character, avoid sectarian divides, and offer mutual aid. It frames Friendly Societies as a path to personal virtue and social good, urging readers to join.
Do not be misled by smooth tongued Agents, support the man who lives in the District and guarantees statements with hard cash. The Commonwealth General Assurance Corporation share prospectus on application, FRANK O'GRADY, District Superintendent, Tarae.
The notice states Ig Memoriam Ads cost four dollars per inch and impounding ads incur the same rate. It warns these items are cash traps and will be billed per inch.
A testimonial from Mrs. T. B. Green of Comboyne Street Wingham now in Maries extols Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills. She says kidney disorder caused martyring backache, stabbing pains, fatigue and secretions issues, but after three bottles was restored to good health and remains well. Pills sold for 2/0 by chemists and stores or posted by Foster-McClellan Co. 15 Hamilton Street Sydney.
Editorial and notices discuss the impact of Prohibition on federal courts since 1921. The New York World notes clogged dockets, overtaxed staff, and rising backlogs with many minor cases. It blames Congress for enacting an unenforceable law and calls for action to modify the Volstead Act. Also advertised are Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion and blood cleansing, with local chemists listed.
Tom L. Dudgeon reports a monumental mason in Taree undertaking a large scale memorial project. The note highlights the craft, materials, and community significance of the work, emphasizing skilled workmanship and local impact.
Quoted as a property protection advert by the Mercantile Fire Insurance Company. Insurance policies issued under the Workmen's Compensation Act cover death by accident, permanent disablement, and specified diseases, with premiums payable via email.
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