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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary 1865 notice from Darlinghurst with a wide range of names and items. It references Gardiner, a wanderer, and multiple medical remedies and treatments for various ailments, including fever and throat issues, alongside scattered statements about seafaring and local events. The legible portions hint at a chaotic public notice mix with medical advertising and miscellaneous chatter.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a historic patent medicine claim by Clany McPherson and others. The passage mentions a mixture touted to conquer rheumatism and references names Bann Fr We sane See ameter He Ht feast, ty, Ihe Seley Bemyrts re, indicating a dubious and incomplete medical ad from a bygone era.
Fragmented notice describes a Saturday night gathering at Taree and nearby venues with mentions of Ki Nanann, Ge Lynam, and Mrs John 40 ton, plus lists of attendees and ceremonial items. The text is garbled but implies a social or community event with multiple participants and observers.
Fragmented OCR text lists many personal names and items with little coherent narrative. It references individuals such as Mrs Garon Smith and various others, plus mentions of goods like velvet and leather items. The overall content is too garbled to establish a clear event or summary.
A garbled line lists several individuals and initials connected to an investment note. The text names EW, Maxey, Winghon, Chapman, Winghaim, and Tisonee in a cryptic context alongside references to a “self investon pol” and dated or place-related fragments, but no clear action or outcome is stated.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention events and people including Heit, Mab, Erber Kati, Ming Kit Wes, Ey Mes Thapar, O'Telen, and Watetie. Partial references to dates, places, and organizations appear with scattered numbers and times, but with unclear context and missing connections.
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