Backache Relief Promoted by Doan's Pills
Mrs Horner testifies to kidney and backache relief after using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. Ad claims the remedy cured long standing pain, with past family health issues and physician recommendations noted. The promotion targets both men and women, touting safety and availability at general stores and priced boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hormer
Church _ Law
Xoelso
Dathurst
Eaye
Hoater-McClentan Uo
Sydney
English Bell Accident and Clerical Death Report
An article details the broken bell at Exelet Cathedral in Devonshire after a clash involving a clapper, with a clergyman’s death by suicide linked to insomnia. It also notes excavations at Bardney Lincolnshire revealing a mid medieval chapel and grave goods including a stone coffin and a carved head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandiseon
Exelet
Devonshire
Eefworld
Granéieson
Bardney
Lincolnshire
Portadown Murder Case Remanded Over Boy's Death
In Portadown County Armagh Joseph Annestey aged serves on murder charges for the death of Patrick Breen a boy of about years. Breen's body was found near a pond. initial drowning theory gave way to medical evidence showing death by strangulation and the body mist be found. Lizzie Breen the boy's mother testified that the car used to pace the road near the pond for about half an hour before the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portadown
Armaagh
Joseph Annestey
Serveneems
Patrick Breen
Breen
Gironewlutlon
Lizzie Breen
Fleter
Bank of England
Internames Locke
London
Doubtful Advantage in Conversation About Nursing
Dialogue snippet shows a nurse-related exchange where one speaker jokes that being short is an advantage because the baby would not fall far if dropped. The scene notes the couple is not engaged and includes a dialectal line about care and risk.
What Ho Really Wanted In A Humorous Pub Scene
A mischievous boy in a store hears a sign seeking a decent boy and discovers the merchant would prefer a girl. In a separate episode a cabman leaves a boy in charge and a pub visitor warns a helper about a horse incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wister
Bozrberg
The Case for Liberalism and Women Suffrage Battle
A critical look at Labour opposition to women suffrage and Old Age Pensions in early federation politics. The piece argues Sir Henry Parkes faced Labour resistance in 1891 and links delays in Old Age Pension schemes to Labor actions across state and federal parliaments. It notes contradictions in Labor rhetoric and votes during debates on pensions and suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Socialist Party
Henry Parkes
Labor Party
Parkes
Labor
Parliamentary
Ame
Mottoo
Mehra
Neid
J. C. Nedd
Redd
Deakin
Allies
William Lyne
Liberal Party
Fisher
Satbionne
Pisher
Javeyih Cook
Dalley
Mr. Fisher
Ingenious Weapons and Mysterious Inventions in History
A Basque soldier's ridge battle sparked the use of bayonets in Europe after a regent suggested arming muskets with long knives. Watts of Bristol dreamed molten lead would form bullets, pursued the idea, and profited from a lucky accident transforming lead into countless globules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
Europe
Watts
Bristol
Bathurst Orchard Trials Identify Lead Arsenate as Best Codlin Moth Spray
Experiments at Bathurst Experiment Orchard over two years confirm four timed sprays, starting as petals fall, with weekly or ten day intervals after petals drop. Lead arsenate mixtures outperform arsenite of soda and Paris green, while safety for humans appears minimal according to New Zealand trials. a nightingale sings a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Swift
Paris Green
Victoria
New Zealand
New Ocean Vessel Minnewasha Transfers Cattle Luxuries
The Minnewasha, an Atlantic Transport line ship built for 11000 gross tons, ferries first class passengers between England and America while housing cattle in decked pens. It features broad gangways, continuous fresh air via overhead ducts, and 50000 cubic feet of refrigerating chambers for chilled or frozen meat, illustrating progress in international livestock transport alongside passenger comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey
Lowy
Douglas
Bainburg
Steing
Atlantic Transport Line
England
Averles
Ont
Ocean
New York
London
Samuel Plinsoll
Saul
Totalisator proposal debated in New South Wales race circles
A speech urges legalising and regulating the totalisator to curb betting evils. The speaker argues for a 1 percent charity share, child protection after gambling acts, and proceeds aiding horse breeding and racing. He warns against bookmaker dominance and calls for responsible sport benefiting the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J. Siler
Suu
Wilisutor
GuggUt
Dave A
Rat Loui
WWE Denier oOtie Wylusie
Braekeulitse
New South Wales
Garmbling
Belmore
Totalisator
The Juvenile Roosevelt and Other Ephemeral Tales
A collage of antiquated anecdotes and oddities recounts Roosevelt college days, a mock lesson about bees, a riddle about Greece, and assorted notes on fashion, medicine, and language origins. It reflects a miscellany of historical curiosities and trivial curiosities.
Varsity Boat Race Costs and a Globe Spanning Curiosity
The article notes the Oxford Cambridge boat race costs about £600 in total expenses per crew, with 20 minutes of contest time yielding a per second figure. It then shifts to Karl Peters seeking King Solomon’s Mines in Africa near the Mudza Valley, and ends with notes on the Chinese almanac and plant biology revealing lungs in leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Cambridge
Oura
Grearm
Varsity
Solomon
Africa
Karl Peters
Dy Paters
Ofphir
Mudza
Ambesi
Fashionable Wedding in Maryborough Chronicle Style
A Maryborough Chronicle note portrays a wedding between John Sandwich, a sugar planter, and Miss Mey Williams at the Maryborough Court House. The piece mocks the court’s bustle and the bride’s reluctance, detailing playful local antics as the pair depart with a humorous, bustling town scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryborows
Queensland
Jengui
Maryborouph
John Sandwich
Mey Williams
Maryborough Court House
Mey’ Bret
Court House
Snewer
May
Rogistry
Thettyar
Roosevelt's Wild West Tales Stir Up Streets and Rumors
A garbled reminiscence recounts Theodore Roosevelt's rough frontier days with drunken brawls and pistol fire in a saloon. A witness describes Roosevelt as a born leader who endured the chaos, earning respect after the chaotic incident.
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Gigurestershire
Thena
James
W. B. Johnson
Denki
Deuki
Socialist Party Party
Glen
Bualless
Wilks
Teatists
Thaikt
Oya Petar
Fishers
South Australia
West Australia
Suc
Tasmania
Te Labor Party
Watking
National Library of Australia
Umange
Codlin Moth
W. J. Allen
The
Agricultural Gazette
Bole
Samson
Chita
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Roosevelt
Racesvelt
Greece
Wilfred
Pekin
Ita Obles
Ftn
Germany
Teddy
Hemler
Harvard
Tenderfoot
Nla.gov
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