Comboyne Beats Mt George by One in Tight Match
Comboyne defeated Mt George by a single win in a close football clash. Timanoe triumphed over East End by twelve points as Comboyne players prepared to render effort in the next match.
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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
1
Comboyne defeated Mt George by a single win in a close football clash. Timanoe triumphed over East End by twelve points as Comboyne players prepared to render effort in the next match.
A period ad urges careful use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy during winter winds to ward off bronchitis. It promotes daily use in cold months and attributes the claim to BW Moxey and Chapman of Wingham and Tinonee.
An old advertisement touts a cough mixture claimed to ease coughs bronchitis asthma whooping cough and bronchial complaints within moments when mixed with water. It cites cost savings versus regular remedies and urges households to stock a family supply for reliable relief.
Insurance policies under the Workmen's Compensation Act claim death by accident or a permanent disablement due to specified diseases. Temporary or partial disablement also covered. All particulars from H. Turner, local agent for Merosutile Fire Company.
A communities oriented notice extols the virtues of fellowship, brotherhood and character formation. It invites lodge secretaries to share details and mentions forthcoming publications by local tourist associations and a medicinal testimonial for Dean’s Ointment sourced from Mrs. A. Miller of Erskineville.
A brief note discusses a prize or prize-like monetary value connected to a ten pound note.
Local brief reports a puzzling OCR fragment mentioning a Coy Lad and a context labeled AAC. Readable elements are limited, leaving key details unclear and no verifiable events or outcomes.
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