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Newspaper
Bathurst Daily Argus
Location
Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1909
Page
2
The Bishop of Salisbury argues for compulsory military service to keep peace with Germany. He says mandatory national training would add significant costs and foster a spirit of manliness discipline and patriotism.
Four children endured a year with a severe ringworm outbreak. The scalp became dry and scaly as hair fell out in patches. Treatments varied but provided little relief.
A family reports eighteen months of ringworm on four children improving after using Cuticura soap, ointment, and Resolvent. Hair regrew with shiny, healthy scalp and skin after the second batch. continued use praised. References Jalward Walker and R Tawns Co. Sydney. date December 6, 1908.
Historical ad text describes remedies for women and mothers to remove fortifying humours, rashes, ulcers and mucous inflammation. It promotes cleansing, antiseptic care and suppression of illness to restore health, strength and beauty with various salves and tonics.
The court discussed licensing while the Attorney General’s department informed of complaints about illegal activity. A public notice cautions residents against money collection claims tied to the Mission and urges confirming legitimate charity drives.
The Bathurst area experienced a cold and frosty night with light showers on the North Coast. Temperatures ranged around 61 degrees with a low near 8 degrees, winds from the west, and generally cold, loppy conditions across the region.
Clearing out agricultural implements machinery and dairy plant announced for Thursday July 20. Full particulars appear in advertising columns with careful listings for buyers. Sale described as absolutely times served.
August Gly ds announces the regular monthly visit to the town by Gilbert and Beeman Ltd. The schedule lists 10 am to 12 pm at Fork Motal. Principal figures Bathurat Chris Gibb and J W Beeman oversee consultations for eye trouble, headaches, and vision checks, with Borris aiding during the visit.
A public examination of Nancy Durwood Miller of Summer Tilt was held yesterday at 1 p.m. The case was postponed on a request granted by the bolce Dmgis trate. Creditors listed include We H. St. Georges and Preen and Co with claims totaling £384 1s 6d.
A long address outlines technical education as a global movement with Germany as a model. It praises Germany's comprehensive system, Swiss and Swiss-like public schooling, and offers details on apprentice classes, night schools, and supervision by trained instructors to forge capable foremen and managers.
A magisterial enquiry at Kelso examined the death of James Wilson aged about 37 found in bed with no violence. Evidence showed a closed room, a charcoal fire in a bucket, and a rag blocking the door. The coroner concluded death from asphyxia due to charcoal fumes.
The following prizes are announced for the Hatrist to Sydney bond Race to be run on Saturday. Cash prizes range from £27 for the first to £6 3s for fourth, plus bicycle and model prizes. Special prizes include fastest time and fastest competitors by region with medals and cash. Entries close August 11 with duplicates declared August 15 and acceptance August 22.
A 1905 Sydney letter from J Millay LloA via E Williams argues for strict Minimum Wage enforcement. It cites reports of underpayment of girls and possible act evasion, urges inquiry by the Police Sul-Inspector, and calls for a Wages Board to level the field for shopkeepers and traders. The author seeks definite evidence before taking action.
A Blayney meeting formed a branch of the Quedoulon Society on Wednesday July 11. Officers include Chief Thomas Gordon and Vice Presidents S Stinson and J B Young, with Colin Campbell as secretary and D Beddie as treasurer. A New Year’s sports day was planned. The remains of Mrs Bright from Newbridge were buried at Blayney Cemetery, and the Blayney Masonic Lodge scheduled its annual social for August 9 in the town hall.
In Canberra inspired debate moves and adjournments dominate the week. Senator Allyn notes the Government will not resume business until the confidence motion is addressed while Mr Webster forests a sustained critique in the House over the Wart of Cantilence motion. Tasmanian grievance cited as New South Wales allegedly blocks Tasmanian products. A Senate inquiry seeks tabular data on Conciliation and Arbitration Court hearings and costs. Queensland's Bamford pushes for printing of a petition for referendum.
In Melbourne the house moved for a bill to amend the Constitution enabling Parliament to legislate on adjusting industrial conditions across states. The motion passed and the bill received its first reading, with notice of the day for the next sitting set.
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Maitland Dr Murray died after a long illness at about 81 years. educated at Propaganda College Rome he served as private secretary to Archbishop Cullen of Dublin and in 1860s accompanied Archbishop Quinn to Australia. He worked with Quinn in Bathurst and Maitland promoting religion and education before asking Rome for a coadjutor due to ill health. Dr Dwyer succeeds him as Bishop of Maitland.
In Sydney on a Friday a Newtown Police Court case revealed Walter Powell, 32, posing as a detective, wooing a proprietress and exposing a web of deceit. He courted one woman, claimed to be a detective, then offered marriage and attempted to obtain valuables. The married painter faced charges as the court heard about jewelry claims and fraud.
Sir F B Suttor has arranged with the Premier to receive support on Thursday to push the construction of sale yards beside the new abattoirs at Homebush. The outreach aims to advance plans for m ruputation and adjacent facilities.
A Melbourne dispatch reports the Commission inquiry into the Universal Saturday Half-Holiday with a letter from MMujletrne. The act is described as a great success and the public’s calm adaptation to the change is noted as remarkable.
Encouraged by weekly Weds Pictures success, Palace Theatre Sydney plans a stronger program. Next visit will present The Gunshot by Patheart with Protean star appearances. Also to be shown is The Silver King in its initial run to draw large crowds. Children’s reduced admission night offered with Woody Grant.
Fragmentary market report from Sydney trading floor shows terms and prices for minerals and metals. Listings include Broken Hill Proprietary and Occidental with contract terms, cash prices and weeks to payment. Block terms note six week settlement and one month terms with varied currencies and unit prices.
A Bathurst town meeting debated establishing a continuation school for ages 14 to 17. Proponents led by J W Vearner and supporters from church and councils argued the facility would boost local education, with open enrollment for girls and boys and aims to include science, arts, and practical studies. the group adjourned to a public meeting for further input.
The Kelso church calendar lists Sunday services for multiple denominations including Church of England Parishes Hillside Eglinton and Pool, St Stephen's Presbyterian, Congregational, Baptist at Cuthie, Methodist on William Street and Bathurst, plus meetings at Dunkell and Perthrillo with various pastors and times noted. Readable items show morning and evening services with recurring Rev. figures and local ministers.
Seventy seven trucks offered with twenty six penned items listed for sale. Various vegetables fruits and feeds priced per unit or bag. notes mention bruised and mixed lots and multiple growers and vendors across the Sydney market. A child health remark appears noting a remedy claim and local seller contact.
London traders report a late Friday session at the Wool Sales with uneven bids and modest demand. Prices opened lower with limited activity as buyers hesitated, reflecting cautious sentiment in the market.
Tard birthday celebrations were held in each constituency for Joseph Chamberlain born 1836 age 74. The Rt Hon Joseph Chamberlain received congratulations from Australia and New Zealand envoys with satisfaction noted by the honorati a gentleman. Belgium moves toward compulsory military service. Lady Jersey praised Sir William Wyllie as one of the best and gentlest men in Parliament noting his eloquence and loyalty.
An appeal to the upper house led to a convocation of both houses where a resolution urged restraint between Britain and Germany. Prince Bulow threatened to resign, and the assembly discussed strengthening and preserving peace between the two nations.
A Berlin inventor patents a massive cogwheel structure linked to an electric engine. He claims the device can steer battleships back on course and render cannons ineffective, though details remain unclear and contested.
Widespread flooding leaves thousands homeless as rivers rise and derailments occur. In Missouri at St Louisburg and across Western states trains derail and plunge into water, with many passengers reported dead or missing.
Lieutenant Stuketon intercepted a cable from Nimrod at Montevideo South America. The party reached Macquarie Island where they secured a collection of geological specimens for transport.
Notices posted by Scottish coalowners mandate a sixpence a day wage reduction for winter workers effective on the 20th instant. Indications suggest a strike could halt work across Scotland, with British miners expected to support their Polish allies. America tariff bill passes Senate. The Senate has passed the tariff measure amid debate on westward tariffs.
London reports the naval inquiry connected with probable changes in British optimism. The weather may modify expectations of high stockings, while overall prospects remain encouraging despite some unfavorable signals. The long view suggests resilience amid shifting conditions.
A letter from a reader in Ortwa Md reports relief from an ulcerated stomach after using Dr Shaldons Digestive Talulee and Dr Belding’s Digestive Talniica. The testimonial notes dramatic improvement, claiming the products cured indigestion and offering a price of 23.6a per bottle.
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