Cuticura Healed Severe Eczema Says Delighted Mother
A mother from Dreadywood credits Cuticura products with curing her child’s severe eczema after four months of worsening symptoms. She describes eruptions spreading from the chest to the head, intense pain, fever, and sleepless nights before using Cuticura Ointment and Lotion. The child’s hair regrew and skin improved, prompting her to share the testimonial and request further information on free treatment depots.
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Anita
Cuticura
Gutieurn Sonn
Gutlcura Villa
T. W. Hyde
Ongar Place
Ss Winit
Ausirals
Bruney
Feta
Nes
Iruy
Cena
Council debate on £260 lake project for Bathurst tourism
Aldermen clash over a proposed decorative lake costing £260 and a full committee review. Critics warn the expenditure drains ratepayers and question site selection while stressing prudent use of funds amid tax burdens and proposed additional schemes.
Public Bathurst Park funds in doubt amid war talk
Local council debates park improvements and a proposed 260 expenditure to modernize streets and create embankments. Members warn against spending without a suitable site and broad public support, noting past leadership and fundraising gaps. If no site is chosen, the 260 remains unspent.
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EuawaAnechot
Batharat
Dryden
McLennon
Show Tea Rooms Tender Call By A A P Association
The A A and P Association Committee plans to depart from catering for the banquet lunch and tea rooms. They call for tenders from those able to provide the service. Details available from Acting Secretary Mr A H Newshem.
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A. A. and P. Association
A. H. Newshem
Death of Mr. Bertie Lee of Larras Lake
News from Bathurst reports the death of Mr. Bertie Lee after a period of illness. He was the third son of Mr. James Lee and managed the Larras Lake estate. The funeral will depart Kelso railway station around 1 pm for interment at Kelso cemetery.
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Bertie Lel
Bathurst
Bertie Lee
Larras
Lake
Lee
James Lee
Larras Lake
Kelso
Bathurst Choral Society Rehearsals Gain Male Voices
The Bathurst Choral Society reports strong turnout, especially among women, with plans to strengthen by male voices due to scheduling conflicts. Rehearsals move from Tuesday to Monday. first session under the new arrangement is tonight, aiming for a larger choir and improved progress.
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Sydney
Bathurst Choral Society
Argus
Campbeltown A H and Fr Society Names Judge
Mr J Soden receives notice from the society asking him to act as single horse judge at the Campbeltown Show to be held on 16th and 11th March.
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J. Soden
The
Campbeltown A. H. and
Fr. Society
General Rains Hit Lim Sinte Area and Surrounding Districts
Heavy monsoonal rains flood Lim Sinte and surrounding districts with high totals across many rail stations. Dubbo led weekly rainfall with 150 points, while towns like Bourke, Cobar, Coonabarabran, Parkes, Warren, and Orange reported sizable amounts. The downpour disrupted the metropolis and may extend south toward Nigeriaa district, with totals over the week surpassing 400 points in some areas.
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Satur
Central Division
Coonimble
Piiliga
Wee’ Wan
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Brewarrina
Sinca
Dubbo
Nigeriaa
Cathurst
Ltewarrina
Blackheath
Cobar
Carcoan
Coolaly
Coonabarabran
Coonaiilie
Dubbons
Forbes
Girllambone
Him
Broomba
Lawson UJ
Narrabri
Nynganki
Orange
Parkes
Warlalda LA
Wilgett
Warren
Wellington
Oberough
Coontbarobran
God
Portland
Modern Remedy Promises Hope Against Consumption
A 19th century medical ad claims Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery cures consumption not to be feared. It touts praise and availability through Mockler Bros and a list of vendors including George pkrevt Bathuret B Morgan and Burtpgat, emphasizing strong endorsements.
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Mockler Bros
Georgepkrevt
Bathuret
B. Morgan
Burtpgat
Mockler Byros
George-stroat
Bath
Broly G. Morgan
Burrage
Sydney Socialist Harry Holland Arrested on Sedition Charge
Harry Holland a Sydney Socialist leader was arrested on a sedition charge after a warrant issued Friday night. He was remanded to Tuesday with bail set at 2100 and 2100 for two sureties of £100 each. He appeared in court but offered no statement and was released on bail later that day.
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Harry Moand
Holland
Sydney
Griffith
Phia
Cousiwolos Brown
Clifton
HW. Gray
Socialista
E Gheese
Polies
Robinson
Tolland
Mitcher
Holland Wieb
Torea
Tom Man
Tom Mann
Draken Hill
Brokey Hill
Watie
Dell
Ball
Harry Holland
Settlement Still Far Off In Viww Crisis
Union leaders report the dispute over wages remains unresolved and a full return to work unlikely. The Proprietary Co plans to withhold full operations, with many men ready to return if offered work. A sudden price rise is not expected, and Broken Hill’s finances deteriorate further while settlement remains distant.
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Proprietary Co
Ig Roominug
Broken Hill
Annual NSW Government Study Reports Dec Quarter Sheep Losses
Sydney reports that in the December quarter 400L persons suffered losses in Broken Hill. Auctioneer H Cutler & Co. completed sales totaling 60,000 over three months with cattle at 50 stretch. Listings include 15,000 wether weaners from Burra Wang Station and 16,000 weathers to Messrs Croaker, plus numerous other consignments to Lloyd, Bravekill, Haley and others.
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Edels, Lad
Burra Wang Station
My. C
Anderson Dios
Crisp Dios
Cooma
Lloyd and Bravekill
Waugra
Brunskill
Haley
Booberoi
Gregory
W. Grotetent
Ovnares
A Modern Remedy for Coughs and Colds Declared Guaranteed
An advertisement proclaims a new remedy by De Sheldon's discovery for coughs colds and consumption. The product is advertised as absolutely guaranteed and available at Mockler Brothers on George Street Bathurat via H Mors and related distributors.
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Mockler
Bros
George-street
Bathurat
H. Mors
Pau
Buprega
Newcastle Coal Distress Deepens Amid Strike Mood
Low mood grows at Newcastle as miners threaten strike over a penny raise. Mines idle at Lymington and South Greta. workers dismissed for refusing to work with reduced bands. Coal exports drop to 88 000 tons, reflecting industrial tensions and restricted output.
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Sydney
Lymington
South Greta
Inoculation Boosts Crop Yields with Legume Soil Mix
Astonishing farm tests show bacteria inoculation doubling legume yields. Farmers mix inoculated soil with water to treat poor ground, using crushed old roots and clover to reintroduce nitrogen fixing microbes.
Police on Special Duty Tour in Broken Hillace
A routine police operation was conducted on special duty in Broken Hillace to ensure public safety and deter crime. Officers coordinated with local authorities and reported no incidents of note during the patrol.
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Sroken Hillace
Government backs rifle training amid defence push
In a speaker's note from Randwick, Attorney-General Mr Hughes argued for broad rifle training in New South Wales. He urged voluntary drill, warned against delaying rifle supply due to cost, and stressed defence as paramount, noting 16,000 Australian riflemen could require £10,000.
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Randwieik
Hughes
Win Commonwealth
Altho
Wort
New South Wales
Defence Movement
Wisstom
Mon South Wale
iWidse
Nikte
England
Grillany
Australia
Jenny
Lord Chelmsford Appointed New NSW Governor
Brisbane reports Lord Chelmsford has been appointed Governor of New South Wales succeeding Sir Harry Rawson. The Imperial authorities notified him by cable yesterday. He is expected to assume duties within the next three months.
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Lord Chelmsford
Brisbane
Queensland
Sir Harry Rawson
New South Wales
Australian destroyers and the need for a federal dock
Senator Pearce, minister for defence, said a full dock is not essential for warship construction, only a slip is needed. He argued New South Wales could offer a suitable site, but no proposal has been received, leaving a large Fitzroy dock in consideration.
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Melbourne
Pearce
Defence
Commonwealth
Fitzroy
New South Wales
Strike at Newnes Calls Mass Union Out
At a Newnes mass meeting on Wednesday a general call out was decided and work is suspended. By Thursday the works were practically at a standstill with all hands urged to come out including nonunion labor. Engines in the workshop and brickworks are kept running by officials. Underground work ceased Tuesday at 3 p.m. Police guard the power house though officials say no danger.
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Newnes
Unio
Shire
Persian Unrest Report on Shah’s Brother Kidnapping
London reports from Resht Persia that the Shah’s brother, kidnapped on arrival from Europe, is a willing captive. Nationalist advance guards have reached Menuit while forces from Teheran prepare further actions.
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London
Resht
Persia
Europe
Menuit
Teheran
Rifle Shooting At Range Yields Low Attendance
Saturday rifle practice drew a small crowd with two Chvisians three Senior Cadets and six Volunteers. Scores were uneven with left and right divisions. A Culler led a Civicston display and a local marksman showed 22 shots at 600 yards. RANDWICK and Portland teams report results from a ten-man match at 100 yards.
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Wealler
A. Culler
Civstons
Crofts
Lieut
Paul
Wanks
Hight
Fyvie
Perkins
Pridgle
Pyre Dryden
Death of Thomas Walkom Inquest In Lisate Residence
An inquest into the death of Thomas Walkom was held at his Lisate residence on Thursday. The widow Margaret Walkom described months of ill health and later events leading to the fatal rifle wound. Walkom, 64, left a widow and five daughters and two sons. he was a well known farmer, exhibitor, and advocate of intensive cultivation. The remains were buried at Manney cemetery with Archdeacon Howell officiating.
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Wallom
Lisate
West Macquarie
Margaret Wallom
Ceavella
Myzelf
Walkom
Hogland
Mayney
Howell
Calphing Railway Tickets Appeal Dismissed
George Parkinson appealed to the Pall Court after conviction and fine for breach of the bylaw by railway authorities in selling the return half of a Sydney Wollongong ticket. The court upheld the Commissioners view that the bylaw is valid under section 60 of the Government Railway Act, and dismissed the appeal with costs.
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George Parkinson
Pall Court
Sydney
Wollangara
Waa
Stature in Dr Sheldon Magnetic Linkment Ad
An advertisement for a magnetic linkment device titled Stature offered by Mockler Bros. at George Street Bath Morgan Burraga. The faulty text presents a medical or health device claim linked to Dr Sheldon and a Bath store, with unclear benefit statements and pricing.
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Puto
Anomalous Beast Exhibits Extra Hind Foot in Candela Slaughter
A Candela butcher described a slaughtered animal with two distinct feet and part of a third on one hind leg. The second foot grew from the lower leg and the animal moved freely using it. A further portion of another foot hung loose but was unused.
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Candela
Asbestos and rail news dominate Lithgow region reports
A tumult of notes from Lithgow and Queanbeyan covers industry gains, rail finances, and labor actions. Explosions at the Lithgow blast surface injure none, while unions clash with authorities over venue changes.
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