Cure for eczema by Cuticura ointment claims three day success
An aged newspaper notice relays a testimonial from William Cooper of London claiming his seven week old son’s eczema vanished in three days after using Cuticura ointment. The letter asserts dramatic skin healing and urges readers to seek Cuticura treatment for skin diseases in general.
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Willian Cooper
S40
Murchison Lel
Lerten
London
WWE
Cora Ome Wen
Nfien Coyere
Lorton
Druga Diet. Corp
National Ass mocks Bathurst progress with hollow spectacle
The Bathurst community denounces a touring act labeled the National Ass for bullying the town and undermining progress. Critics say the show mocks education and civic virtue, while local agitators defend dignity and condemn the stunt.
The Advocate editorial stance on impartiality and accountability
The Advocate pledges to publish truth from both sides while remaining impartial. It defends editors and directors from unwarranted attacks and asserts sole responsibility for editorial content.
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Advocate
Jolt Galiun
Poporle Snd
Argus
Argus” Is Solely Fisponenle For A Very Editorial Comyinene
Jne
Lithgow Art Teacher Appointed to Gataret District School
Correction notes that Mr Hugh Paton's yesterday report was in error. Mr Ht Brewer of Lithgow is appointed to succeed Mr Redfern as art teacher at the Gataret District School and assumed duties yesterday.
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Hugh Paton
Ht. Brewer
Lithgow
Redfern
Gataret
Auction sale of millet advertised by Mr. Goleby
Auction sale of millet and other items advertised by Mr. Goleby, scheduled to be held in his rooms today. The notice indicated a price of 40 pan.
Telephone rates cut and local court cases in town
Post Office announces trunk line rate reductions for 25 miles and further 3 minute increments. Blay ney and Mullthorpe call costs drop from 8d and 6d to 6d and 5d. Belors Court reports John Middleton fined 20s or seven days for travelling without fare on a government railway carriage. Mr A Rigby wins three school contracts totaling £, large Viatown telegraph office extension.
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Post Offce
Blayney
Mullthorpe
Belors
John “Middleton
Truvorst
Condabolin
Uh Bathurst
Entity
Retired Bathurst Prison Officer Receives Gift
Mr W A Foley of the Prigona Department retired from service after over 20 years. Bathurst Gaol officers and staff presented four Vonullinl Barling pipes in an oak case with inscription. Mrs Moley received a travel rug. Mrs DiArey gave the presentation and praised Foley.
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W. A. Foley
Prigona Department
Bathurst
Sillally
Darry Recreation Reserve Receives Extra Grant
Department of Lands Sydney forwards to Mr G Beoby a reply dated 20 June 1909 regarding a May 10 letter from T uA Mann Ton, Secretary to Trustees of Darry Recreation Reserve No 20 124. The Minister for Lands approves a further £10 grant to complete the reserve revenue, with payment to Treasury arranged.
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Tarry Recreation
G. 5
Beoby
Mila
Department of Lands
Sybney
T. Ua. Mann
Ton
Darry Recreation Reserve
Voncer
Treasury
Robert McDonald
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Weather and sale notice forewarns of rough seas and strong winds
The forecast warns of heavy seas and gale winds today, affecting conditions for the planned sale. Messrs H. Culler & Co and Anderson Gros are to conduct auctions at Birringha in the morning, with Donnelly's group set to depart for the sale.
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Jucaine Bay
Messia
H. Culler
Accident Injures Man at West Picture Show
An accident broke machinery during the show injuring a man. The injured spectator received first aid from a local medical man then was sent to Sydney by mail train for treatment.
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AL West
Oyernbors
Know
Sydney
Zere
Cattiolig Young Icen Society Musical Revealing Debt Night
The society held a musical evening in their room at William-street. Vocal items were rendered by Messrs Railey Fish Bryden Larkin Coffey and Misses Raines and Donnelly. A duet was performed by Misses Fitzpatrick and Henley. Messrs Marke and O Keefe recited.
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Cattiolig
Young Icen's Society
William-streat
Ly Messra
Railey
Fish
bry_ den
Larkin
Coffey
Mission Service Draws Large Elderly Indian Congregation
The Mission continued yesterday afternoon in the Presbyterian Church with a large elderly Indian audience from the city and suburbs. The service aimed to touch hearts and restore faith, leaving many women feeling uplifted and encouraged in their religion.
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Presbyterian Church
West's Pictures Delight Bathurst Audience at School of Arts
West's Pictures returned to Bathurst's School of Arts last night drawing a large audience. The screen offered instructional, dramatic and humorous studies praised as excellent and worth the admission. The manager stressed that no picture would be shown twice on a recount.
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Jolim Aer
Dathurat
School of Arts
Pardow
School of
Avis
Meller
West
Duse
Bathurst
Arig
Cable from Deputy Postmaster-General on Jenolan Caves telephone
Sydney letter dated 25 June 1900 notes a request from the Immigration and Tourist Raven director for a public telephone at Caves House Jenolan Caves. Due to many approved elmiller wars, a new line cannot be created soon. matter to be raised again at an early date.
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YI Lephone
Unnter
Football lineups and upcoming fixtures at the Sports Ground
The report lists Chy agvingt Bathurat team members for Saturday 2.13 pm and Treflun loom players to face Kelso from a large squad. It also notes Kenna Collier Fidder Clayton Whyburd Upford Blickshaw and others for a match against City on Saturday. A medical note recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a child with croup.
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Chy Agvingt Bathurat
Pam
Dukor
Yeomans
Mughes
Hemeworth
Slocombe
Hayes
Seaman
Tremats
Eltondriet
Hoye
Hanna
McSpedden
Barrett
Movris
Rosewell
Miallat
Treflun Loom
Kelso
Kenna
Collier
Fidder
Clayton
Whyburd
Upford
Blickshaw
Critchley
Waleh
Clark
Smith
B. Chifley
P. Chifley
Anidorkon
Tyan
Lawford
Hickey
Running
Dani
Chamberlain
Ls. Edgley and Co
Sydney Share Market Glitches and Odd Mentions
A scrambled Sydney market note lists scattered terms like Epiney Thuraday Gepper and various broken junctions. It mentions a “Great Peppermint Cure” priced at a penny and references a health product alongside miscellaneous city abbreviations and ads.
Bathurst District Band Reports Strong Year and Ballarat Hope
The Bathurst District Band presents a financially strong year with £141 in bank, planned medals costing £41, and £250+ spent on instruments and music. It won prizes in Sydney contests totaling £70 and a Commonwealth title, donated charity funds, and aims to travel to Ballarat in October for major contests. Dr. Machattie praises leadership of Mr. Sam Lewins and urges community support for Ballarat trip.
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Larhurst
Trenauyer
Sydney
Besson
Australia
Barthquake Pond
Tatepayers
Kenny
Aystem
Ballarat
Macfarlane
Vicw
C. Dixon
J. Clark
Elver
F. J. Royal
Kee Lewins
Mir. Macfarlane
Air
J Miller
John McPhillumy
Machattle Pari
Bathurst M Capital
Loning
Dr. Machattle
Offerils
Sam. Lewins
Commonwealth
Tls
Keltiveng
Bathurst
Dallarat
Lober
Bul
Larat
A. Gartreau
Machattle
Gartrell
Gallarat
Lowing
Talen
Lewin
Eltisene
Degirous
Greg
Larkin
Machat Hee
Bollirat
Englishman's Home Wows London Audiences at Wyndham's
A London steam of praise surrounds An Englishman's Home staged in London with Army officers and nobility among early spectators. Major Guy Du Maurier authored the piece now seen by General Sir Jol Prewel and Viscount Criskion, with interest high for Territorial Army recruitment. Box office at Blade's nearly sold out. tickets available at Study and Co. for the hall.
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Edwin Geach
J. CO. Williamson
School of Arts
Athural
London
Love Mall
Iiece
Wyndham'’s
Guarf
Jol Prewel
Thomas Kelly-Kenny
Gaenorsl Brden-Powell
Viscount Criskion
Tieard Royal Fusiliers
Houston
Curzon
Rifle Club
Blade's
Study and Co.'s
Correspondence to the Editor on Advocate reporting styles
A reader from the Protectionist camp criticizes the Advocate for biased reporting of public meeting speakers in Bathurst. The letter claims misrepresentation and disjointed quotes hinder speakers from recognizing their words. It urges the public to take remedy into their own hands without delay.
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Argus
Advocate
Alvacate
Batheurst
National Advocate Jokes and Local Humour Critique
A Bathurst reader defends the National Advocate against claims of cruel jests and jokes. The letter recounts past satirical attacks on Dr Limwell and A H and BP Society, defends the editor, and questions the motives of recurring local jests. It notes a pattern of humor at the expense of Bathurst residents and ends by referencing Yarick.
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Mae
Lenuw
Horatio
Infinite Fest
Imey
Sinngwang
Muchattle
Limwell
A. H
BP. Society
School of Arts
Bathurst
Yarrick
Letter to the Argus urging better press relations
A reader pleads for cordial ties between the National Advocate and the Argus. He criticizes abusive articles and urges editors to pursue mutual forbearance, suggesting editors meet amicably and publish improved future issues.
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Argus
Birn
National Advocate
Edsters
Chris
Warner
Molltor
Bdltor
Willows
Tian
Attack on the School of Arts Sparks Letter to Editor
A reader writes to the Argus editor regretting the leader on Journalistia Sourriity and the attack on the School of Arts, signaling public concern and discourse over the incident.
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Audi Alteram
Argus
Journalistia Sourriity
School of Arts and
Library reform urged for broader and updated holdings
A reader Commission urges a complete overhaul of the Lending and Reference departments. It calls for up-to-date books, a strong reference section, and a more dynamic Library Committee reflected by timely critiques and subscriber recommendations. It stresses aligning topics with public interest and expanding non fiction and current events coverage.
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Ingetutus
School of Arts
Hospital Ball Aims to Fund Bathurst District Needs
A town hall gathering presided by Mr James Rutherford planned a charitable ball to raise funds for Bathurst District Hospital. About 40 ladies attended as leaders outlined a two ticket scheme, with aims to cover three months of operating costs and secure future revenue through a hospital Saturday fundraiser.
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Town Hall
Bathurst District Hospital
Jacmee Hutherford
Qlodpiter Committee
Rutherford
Mir GL
Kertdall
Hospital Finnies Committee
Mra
Kenny
Moyorces
Reveniue Committee
BiMcont
Cald
P. D. Heney
Jago Bultm
J. J. Sullivan
Alra. L. Badgley
F. B. Jenny
Edgley
Jago
Tedy
Miter
John Miller
Sula
Mulgor
Guilot
Local reader praises Dr Sheridan's Digestive Tablets
An individual from Holmwood Christchurch New Zealand writes of relief from chronic digestion issues after using Dr Sheridan's Digestive Tablets and Digestive Tablets claiming they aid digestion. The note mentions a payment for the remedies and gratitude to the doctor.
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He Gowathin
Holmwood
Om Christchurth
New Zealand
Sheldon
Sheridan
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