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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
12
Mr Ramey Macdonald, MP, praises life aboard a passenger liner bound for India in the Daily Divines. The piece sketches a microcosm of society at sea with varied classes and creeds, noting both harmony and tension as travelers mingle during the voyage, and reflecting on destiny, companionship, and the dreamlike quality of deck life.
A cryptic prompt fragment appears to mention Forbes and prompts, with unclear names or events. The readable bits suggest a generic reference rather than a distinct person, place, or action. Further readable content is insufficient to anchor a specific news item.
A broad advertisement touts a tonic claimed to aid insomnia fatigue nerves and appetite, urging chemists and stores to stock it. The copy emphasizes nationwide availability and benefits for general weakness and mood, describing the product as a remedy for sleep and wellbeing.
June 1 fixtures include Uroki y Wingham at Croky Fo amith Lowar Manning versus Tinches at Titones HH Symee Ki Varratt vy. Cundie a Koppin Yarrat t Evenden Tarea bye. June 20 Lewer Manning versus Wing ham at Wingham Mille Koppin Yarratt versus Tae at Taree D Smith Cunile versus Tinonee at Cundlr Neden Croki a bye.
Hector Douglas Bailey of Merriwa has endured a string of accidents and near misses. From a childhood gun mishap to a wagon wheel cartridge explosion, and repeated sports injuries, he seems to chase misfortune yet preserves a stubborn resilience as others marvel at his luck.
The text outlines dairy hygiene practices including clean pastures water mills yards and surrounding areas. It emphasizes sterilised equipment clean separators and proper handling of milk cream and colostrum. It advises washing draining and drying equipment, proper vessel selection, and sending cream straight to the factory for standardization and quality.
An article discusses margarine as a substitute for butter in Britain, noting water content, flavor, and texture differences. It cites Mr Re Moller on margarine’s introduction around 1900, rising consumption, and marketing methods while warning quality policing gaps could affect dairy producers in New South Wales and beyond.
Mrs McOutius, superintendent of Newcastle and Limon branches of the College of Health, urges broader health care for women. She notes the need for extensive treatment and education in motherhood, and cites responses from facilities in Newcastle, Lismore, and nearby areas as exemplary while calling for improved access and services.
In a colonial era note, Archibald C. Macaffrr reports living in India for a year and using a cough remedy with success among natives. He claims the product eased colds bronchitis and sore throats and recommends it for similar illnesses. Sold by local agents E W Mom Wingham and J Chapman Tinones.
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