Penicillin-like Cure Promoted in 1900s Ad Copy
An old testimonial extols Cure skin cure products Culicura for severe skin disease and paralysis like symptoms. A Devon reader claims dramatic recovery after seven weeks of use, crediting Culicura Soap Ointment and Pills with restoring movement and removing skin sores. Include address and date from 1907 1908 in Stonehouse England.
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Mygell
Piveca
High St
Mra. Cutler
Bin
Cuticura
Neighbour
Mra
Cutler
Merry
Cultourn
Brown
Igh St
Stonehouse
Devon
England
Indunis Colkteen
U.K Lau
Orang
Gorm
Gola Props
Hoaton
Contempt and political feud in Bathurat election squabbles
The Sathurst Argus condemns Mr Miller as politically dead and mocks the Advocate’s stance in Bathurat politics. It critiques the Labour League’s candidate search, notes John Boyd’s brief appearance, and argues the Advocate’s bloc pushes land reforms amid drought fears and class tensions.
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Miller
Advocate
Parliament
John Boyd
Boyd
Labour League
Milter
Couras
Bathurst Morality Debate and Water Scheme Support
The author defends Mr. Miller for backing closer settlement and a water scheme for Bathurst, opposes anti gambling and praises the Police Offences Act as imperfect but necessary. The piece notes Miller’s alleged unpopularity as myth, criticizes the Advocate for hostility, and urges funds for a rifle shooting association setup to avoid harming local meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Mat Bathurst
Millon
Au Tralia
Mat
Bathurst
Russell-street Journal
Miler
Jre
Phil
Unionim
Rifle clubs face state neglect and federal promises cited
The article criticizes lack of encouragement for rifle clubs, noting increased membership and improved shooting since federal control began. It highlights Hughes promising to address complaints, while accusing authorities of neglecting country clubs and urging better defence policy under Labour.
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Australia
Randwick
Hughes
Ginb
Annal Hinder
Creosley
Dilleuluras
Lucy
Seconnd Hand Dealers Granted Licenses and Association Meeting
Local reports show second hand dealers license grants to Joseph Seaman and Wing Hine Loong. The Progress Association holds a committee meeting at eight o'clock. A Latourret Bastires Protection Board meeting is set for Friday with the Director to discuss district ward division under the Act.
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Secomt
Hoelises
Joseph Seaman J
Wing Hine Loong
Progress Association
Progiti
Association le
Bathurst
Butter price falls reported by Sydney correspondent
Our Sydney correspondent reports a fall of 4/ per ane in butter prices with choicest quoted at 6/ per ew t. Other qualities reduced proportionally. Home Mission Services: a Baptist Church meeting will be held this evening with Rev. A J Waidack delivering an address as Organising Secretary.
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Sydney
Home Mission Servvices
Baptist Church
A. J. Waidack
Rev J Young Visits Friends After Long Parish Tenure
The Rev J Young formerly served as incumbent at St George's Platts and now residing at Carlingreed Isak spends a brief holiday with friends in Bathurat and nearby. He is guest of Mr P F Gals laghan of Perthville, meeting old friends during the visit.
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J. Young
George's Platts
Carlingreed
Isak
Bathurat
PF. Galslaghan
Perthville
Rabbit Destruction Demonstration Near Orton Park
Advertisement notes a demonstration for rabbit destruction to be held at Orton Park with Mr Hodgins presenting a method claimed to kill rabbits openly or in burrows. It targets landholders farmers and others interested in eradicating rabbits.
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Orton Park
Mr. Hodgins
Telegraph Department Promotes Mr Yates to West Maitland
Congratulations go to Mr Yates of the Telegraph Department on his promotion to West Maitland. His successor, Mr Z McCann from Barraba, takes over Bathurst duties. During his Bathurst term Mr Yates proved efficient as an operator and was popular with business callers.
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Yates
Telegraph” Department
West, Maitland
Z. McCann
Barraba
Bathurst
Woman Charged With Indecent Language in Police Court
Clara Bills faced a police court charge for using indecent language after a dispute at a house shared with Wenast Leech. The complainant testified words were spoken in a loud tone. witness Piper-stirest testified Leech was not arrested. The case was postponed for witness Bartlett and a written text.
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Clara Bills
Fulice
Skeehy
Bartlett
Wenast Leech
Uonataire Bartlett
Leech
Bathurst Visit by Gibb and Beeman Consulting Onticians
Gibb and Beeman return to Bathurst in March at the Park Hotel from 10 pm to 6 pm. The eight-testing experts plan to visit Bathurst every few weeks and may be consulted for all defect of the gyog with properly adapted glosses. One principal personally visits Bathurst for pay troubles consultation.
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Gibd and Beeman, Ltd
Bathurst
Gibb and Beeman
Onticians
Tranter Street
Sydney
the Park Hotel
Wathurst
Youth boxing on Morrissett Street sparks police inquiry
A Sunday afternoon incident on Morrissett Street drew Conelabio Griffin to a gathering near Ravleen Street where two youths aged 16 and 17 were found boxing. Constable Became known to be involved as officers investigated the scene and the participants.
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Conelabio Grifin
Morrissett Street
Ravleen-street
Constablerina
Dr. Sheldon’s New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs
A claim of a wondrous remedy for coughs, colds, and consumption is advertised as the most wonderful cure yet. Available at Moskler Bros in Bath and at B Morgoy in Burgh.
Funeral of Bertram Lee Led by Archdeacon in Kelso
The late Bertram Lee was buried in the Kelso family vault after a funeral attended by Lee family members and townspeople. Archdeacon Oakes conducted the service and the Dead March in Baul was played. Lee died at 38 from diabetes and took an active interest in Amaroo Shire sport. The funeral arrangements were led by Mr. Gain of Orange and Mr. W. Hodge at Kelso.
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Dertram Lee
Bertram
Kelso
Lee Toowly
Archdeacon Oakes
Baul
Amaroo
Line Rouse
Deatly
Gain
Orange
W. §. Hodge
Galu
Burglarly Entry Report Leaves Thief Disappointed
A burglar entered a building on Kepnet Street between Saturday night and yesterday morning but took no cash or valuables. He gained access through a rear window, unlocked a door from inside, and caused minor panel damage before being thwarted. police are investigating.
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Lowar Kepnet
Poe Ace
Jas
Farewell to Moyers Williams Co Employee Dudley Holman
On Saturday evening Moyers Williams and Co employees gathered to bid farewell to Dudley Holman after three years with the firm. B Yeo presented a gold linked keepsake, and EB Williams extended congratulations hoping friendly relations between employer and employee would endure as Holman moves to the Co operative Co.
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Moyers,e. Williams and Co
Dudley Holman
Co-operative Co
B. Yeo
Holman
Éllow
Yeo
EB. Williams
Nulthonet
Bathorat
Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery promoted in Bathurst ads
Modern remedy claims to cure consumption with Sheldon’s Discovery available at Mockler Bros in George Street Bathurst. The notice lists Morgan Burrage as part of the distribution or sales chain.
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Sheldon
Thousants
Mockler Bros
George. Street
Bathurst
Morgan
Burrage
Delayed government aid risks Western rifle meeting
Disputed funds and repeated promises grip the Western Rifle Association as plans for an Emthurst rifle meeting next month hang in the balance. Officials promised £200 years ago, later reduced to £100, then £160, with no final allocation and threats to cancel the program if money is not forthcoming.
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Bathwret
Associaon
Ibtis
Alee Pince
Emthurst
W. Tt. Agsu
Luwying
Paul
Builbey
Ile Tile
Themoney
Liomwt
Dakin
Wao
TR Centennais
Hie
Uiera Ls
Commonwealth Attorney- General
Tindwick Club
Golden Wedding Celebration at Goo Household
A family gathering at Mr Goo Ghew seul Morrissett alreet marked the couples golden anniversary. Relatives toasted the hosts as they recalled a long, happy marriage with thirteen children twenty eight grandchildren and a few great grandchildren. The couple, natives of the state, expressed gratitude for enduring health and longevity.
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Goo, Ghew, Seul
Morrissett- Alreet
Emshers
Uhent Wtien
Brent Grand-Chidren
Change of venue shocks Broken Hill community
The Barrer reports upset over a venue switch from Brolan HUN to Albury for Ton Mann’s trial. Locals accuse authorities of bias and note costly, perceived prejudicial actions. The arrest of Harry Tolinnda and broader media scrutiny inflame tensions and fuel accusations of targeted harassment of leaders.
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Brofen AU
Venus
Brolan Hun
Albury
Ton Mann
Broken Hil
Mic Parker
Bealties
Harry Tolinnda
Sydney Lockwtel
Preas
Improving Agriculture Chair at the University
Sydney reports the Chair of Agriculture and Veterinary Science continues to draw government and Senate attention. The Agriculture Minister hopes the chair will benefit the state. two professors planned, one for veterinary sciences and one for agriculture, with applications from across the States.
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University
Sydney
Inflam mable structures debate in council echoes reform stance
Correspondence from Fred Wood criticizes Alderman Walter McPhillamy and the A H and P Association treasurer's dual roles. The council weighs universal stamp tax on inflammable structures including tents and showground attractions, noting enforcement and oversight gaps.
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Walker McFhnamy
A. EL. S and P. Association
Mehis
Itewisdom
Slowman
Walter McPhillamy
A,h, and Pr Association
MePhi Mamy
Bathurst
T.am
Fred Wood
Dryden's Dry Labors Over Alderman Project
The Argus criticizes Aldermen for a costly proposed project near two miles from the post to be walked in summer, noting initial costs of about 2000 have quadrupled. The piece urges shelving the plan and questions funding, maintenance, and the impact on ratepayers.
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Argus
Dryden
Lalo
Morniig
Government Stasi cian reports New Soul population figures
Population of New Soul as of December 31 is 1 65 with 850.4 females and 745 603 or 115 males per 100 females. Cabinet discusses torpedo boat destruction and broader economic issues. State Treasurer eyes a 21 500 000 loan while local health and public notice ads mix with medical cures and unsettled social topics.
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New Soul
Meihou
Ayj
Greta
Dad Aly Han
Sydney
Vormi L. Edgley and Co
John Forsyth
Australia
Goulburn
Cardinal Moran
Minster
Mahon
Chamberlain
Edgley Ari
Werribee Vic
Werribee
Chanshorlain
Puddington
W. Cient
Hove
Wdeley and
Broken Hill
Tone
Amit
Bill Bailey
Theol
H. Seaton
Seymour Vie
Munbourne
Seaton
L. Wilson
Gie Ws
Topar
Topetyi
Leela
Experianea
Gowphe
Eule
Legley
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Iui
Fred Beer
Methodist Church
Methodist Church of New South Wales
Ay. J Hitting
Jert
J. Wheen
G. Whalaw
Williams
J. N. Makepeace
T. Smith
Bathwest Dvomle
Apepointmants
Thin Yen
J. Hulme
ND. Hulthe
Williams and CO
Western Rifle Association
the Barrer
Tom Mann
General News
Nla.gov
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