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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
6
A long, garbled account of a North versus South football game is summarized. The readable text mentions Quinlivan, McMahon, and Clarke contributing in attacks, with players from North and South noted. Details are inconsistent but indicate a competitive match with goals and key plays described in a period newspaper voice.
The minutes outline the second meeting of the MidNorth Coast League notes. It lists officers and attendees including MvBihube Murray Kempwey and Mr J. eullient, plus discussions on a committee with Vaughan, Ford and others. It records proposed arrangements for a train trip, choir seating, and a Sunday social at Llwan and Fenny, with decisions pending on venue and schedule.
At Taree on Saturday football was quiet with several players sidelined. The Blues faced setbacks as Kempsey dominated the display while Taree’s second-grade entries and the Cundie team contributed to a day of mixed results including Wingham’s win over Rovers in the second grade.
A Victorian newspaper ad urges readers to seek kidney help for backache irregular urine and fatigue warning of kidney disease. It touts Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy with testimonial support from Mrs. Rumell of Victoria Street Tarwo and a Bathurst reference, pricing 1/9 per bottle and availability via Poster-McClellan Co.
An old notice advises immediate fever reduction during an influenza attack and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best medicine to lessen inflammation around the throat and chest. It lists H.W. Moxey in Wingham and S. Chapman in Wingham and Tinakes as sellers.
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