Cuticura Remedies Promoted in Patient Testimonial
A Plymouth Devon reader describes severe skin suffering after a green dye entered a cut. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for five months the intense pain subsides and the eruption clears, with the testimonial urging others to try the products and requesting a free treatment booklet.
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Almast
Fiorenca Whittingham
Oakfield Terrace
Cattedown Ra
Plymouth
Devon
Henry
Catienra
Arissue Detaials
Austinia, Te
Toma & Co
Upiney Ho
Attica
Lennon, Lid
Game Town
Japan
Etraja, Ltd
Toklat LS
Estar Drag & Chem, Corp
Selerapa
Thoataa
Turon Shire Rate Decision Report
Turon Shire Council plans a new rate based on unimproved capital value effective May 1. Frederick Anderson faces a theft charge for stealing lamps from Thomas Hamerstead and is remanded to Monday. Old age pensioner William Pollett fined for drunkenness. imprisonment in default. District Band concert at MacInce Park shows receipts £23 1s 6d, expenses £4 15s 0d, balance £6 12s 1d retained by the Band and £6 7s given to the Council.
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Turon
Turon Shire
Frederick Anderson
Willy Stelalug i Busey
Thomas Hamerstead
Rockley
AtvAhe
Polles Court
Wall
J.P
Pill- Blaner
William Pollett
Mac- Ince Park
Sanitary Overseer Selected by Municipal Council
At Wednesday evening’s council meeting five applicants were considered for the sanitary overseer post after Mr Devens resigned. Robert Evans of Kelso was appointed, a longtime council employee favored by aldermen and the public for fittingly carrying out duties to the satisfaction of rate payers.
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Pvaldon of Samiliry
Devens
Robert Evans
Kelso
Evans
Controversy Over Argus and Advocate Notices Prompt Debate
A heated exchange accuses the Daily Argus and the Advocate of publishing biased material to attack each other and target sectarian aims. The piece notes military appointments at Sydney University Scouts including Lieutenant J. M. Ede and a transfer pending absorption, dated July 9, 2007.
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NSAV
Sydney University Scouts
J.M. Ede Tey
Auetralian Infantry
Theghnent
Gattallon
Prominlon
Meutenant
Vie
Indecent language case at Police Court and local notices
Samuel Wilson was charged at the Police Court with indecent language after arrest by Constable Griffin. A fine of 408 was imposed or one month imprisonment in default. Also reported: health council notes on diphtheria fever cases and imported disease, a curiosity about anomalous corn growth, optician visits, and a Political Labour meeting with leaders Carr MHR and Beeby addressed by Freely and Beeby.
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Samuel Wilson
Griffin
Saulury
Mr. Dodmore
Casey
Sunny Corner
G. R. Sutter
Pine Hills
LUMBAGO Lining Grips Bath Firm Adverts Magnetic Liniment
A brief medical advertisement promotes Dr Sheldon s Magnetic Liniment for lumbago a stabbing pain in the small of the back. It claims relief and lists Mockler & Co George Street Bath and Moreau Burraga as suppliers. The copy imitates a 19th century newspaper promo tone.
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Dr. Sheldon
Mockler Cros
George-street
Bathuret
The Mayoral Allowance Debate At Bathurst Council
Aldermen clash over paying the Mayor with 15 000 notes discussed at Bathurst council. Alderman James moves to grant an allowance while Alderman Gilmour and Mayor argue readiness to work unpaid. The vote indicates strong opposition and the matter remains unresolved.
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Counlu
Wennesday
Crapleg
James
Alu
Aiemtman Perry
Aiea Pen Gilmour Sait
White
Kenny
Bathurst
Counel
Cowell
Gilmour
Opium Seized in Rail Trunk Bound for Mrs Walker
A Rockhampton police report describes an opening trunk sent by rail from Sydney addressed to Mrs. Walker that yielded opium valued at a stated amount.
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Rockhampton
Sydney
Walker
Nature Study Exhibition Expense Dispute Reaches Settlement
The A H and P Association committee debated out of pocket expenses for the Nature Study Exhibition. They agreed to pay caretaker wages 7 14s and sanitary charges 7 16d but rejected the water charge and only paid up to 7 11s 9d, plus 6 for alleged plant damage, totaling an agreement to settle all out of pocket costs.
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A. H. and P. Association
Out of
Netket
G. R. Thomas
A. H
Tess
McPhillamy
Teukdn
Blumer
Watt
Nature Study Committee
Blwmer
Thompson Enii
Cabaret Society
Binmer
Orange Society
Buthurst
Thompson
Glimour
Webb
Waa
Straying Stock Ordinance Debate Ends in Amendments
The Sanitary Inspector reported that a stray stock information was dismissed. Councillors urged amending the ordinance to give greater enforcement power, as current rules cannot easily prevent stock straying. Mayor noted past cases. vote carried 6 to 4 to pursue amendments. G. Watkins elected Mayor of Waverley for the fourth time.
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Orlinange
Podmore
McFbllamy
MrLennon
Alderman Webb
Couvell
Craig
Lowrie
Cort
Lolis
Follon
Council
Gartrell
Garytrell
Beayls
Beavis
Ornaig
NePhillamy
James
Nic
Philemy
Perry
Ald
RK. G. Watkins
Waverley
Proposed Sewerage Scheme Urged by Bathurst Mayor Minute
The Bathurst council debates a long history of sewerage plans for the city. Mayor Alderman Kenny urges a special council meeting to consider a comprehensive overhauls, citing health gains and cost estimates around £37,000 with annual rates near £2000.
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Alderman Kenny
Ballarat
Bathurst
Spencer
Jordan Grose
Works Department
Davis
Engingston
Posiile
Jordan Creek
Sathuret
London
Newcastle On Tyne
Batln Rydney
Sydney
Sabuylya
Standing Committee of Public Works
G. H. Cartew
Lierour
Wade
Duetnecht
Cardew
Suajue
Public Works Committee Sees Support for Mine Site Plan
Debate over adopting a mine site moved toward formal consideration as Alderman James urged it be placed on the next meeting's agenda. Opponents citing cost shifted to support as the proposal gains momentum. Alderman Webb backed the motion and it passed.
Rockley Police Court ejectment and impounding cases
The Rockley Police Court heard several matters including ejectment where plaintiff won possession within seven days after a July lease, and an information under the Impounding Act with verdict for the plaintiff and refunds of fees. Additional cases involved a small debt, and a land rent dispute where verdicts favored the defendant or were adjourned for further proof.
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T. A. Smith
Bag
P.M
Hackney
Martin Quin
Barnes Esquiree
J.s.f
W. Hi
Herlett
W. Wright
Tallant
Effinxwa
Almog
Mprison
Weipall
G. Thompson
Weigall
Thomas Ryan
Dee Hanrahan
Defongall
Defaul
Welgall
Lewis
Doulman
Nightingale
Arislig Om
Nélgibeurs
Sale and Strike Notices Mixed in Scarce Ad Copy
An odd OCR mix advertises Dr Sheldons Magiette Lintment for burns bruises and pains at Bath and Burraga with a price. It also notes the Amalgamated Society of Tram workers in Melbourne striking for better conditions. Further lines praise Chamberlains Pain Balm as a remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and toothache and cite store Gdgley and Co as sellers.
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Amalgamated Society of Tronworkers
Melbourne
Arbitration Hearings Demand Living Wage in Mining Case
In Broken Hill hearings Justice Higgins pressed for a living wage for miners amid reports that higher wages raise rents. Company directors in Melbourne had not yet decided on resuming work or accepting the award, with a special meeting promised to discuss ongoing operations and wage terms.
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Justice Higgins
Kelynack
Melbourne
Broken Hill
Sydney Labour Council Votes 550 for Lockout Fund
At a Sydney Labour Council meeting the delegates report from Wroken Mill was discussed in secret. A sum of 550 was voted to the lockout fund to be sent tomorrow as unions debate their stance on Justice Higgins' findings.
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Sydney
Sydney Labour Council
Wroken Mill
Justice Higgins
Uni
Council Accounts Pass At Meeting With Odd Mentions
The council approved accounts and payments discussed at Wednesday night’s meeting. The record includes confusing phrases referencing Major General Toad Inspector General and mentions of Commonwealth mutiny, King Raward, and Austinlite military defences, creating a jagged, unclear summary of the deliberations.
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Toad
Raward
Austinllet
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