Skin Disease Relief From Cuticura Ointment
A Staffordshire mother reports her daughter Hannah Avastin recovered from a pemoma eruption on lands and food after using Cuticura products. After weeks of illness in mills work halted, she returned to employment as ulcers and rashes cleared. Mrs Margaret Doray documents the case dated June 1, 1907.
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Hannah Avastin
USA
Mra Maregaret
Doray
Broad St
Desk
Staffordshire
Preferential Trade Debate in Reform Lean Weeks
In a renewed issue supporters attack preferential trade as incompatible with imperial responsibility. The argument cites Canada and Britain as lessons, warning that higher preference could harm Australian exports, especially wool, if favored nations retaliate. The piece cautions against using protectionist aims to advance broader ideological goals.
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Commonwealth
Australia
Deakin
Luis
Wen
Germany
Great Britain
Canada
Britain
Gontnent
Cerininy
United States
Continental
America
Australlan
Conservative Overtones Ring Through Liberal Convention
The Liberal Convention in Sydney yesterday sparked sharp criticism of the government and drew strong opposition. Laws demanded by the Opposition were zealously pursued but fell short, provoking debate over reforms and the party’s direction amid public scrutiny.
Fragmented political speech spans labor, arbitration, and reform
A garbled 19th century letter laments government pressure on labor and discusses the Arbitration Act and trial disputes. It references Chief Justice, Premier’s policy, and unionists who defend the new act while noting personal cost and public reaction.
Bathurst Sporting Centre Plan Urged At Club Meeting
At the Cyclo and Motor Club gathering Mr Arnold Tigh urged the Bathurst proposal to establish a Western sporting centre. He cited at least £100 in potential investment and urged members to proceed boldly. The plan aims to attract thousands to Bathurst, with a centre for clean healthy sport, and a decision will be debated at the next meeting.
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Cyele and Motor Club
Arnold Tigh
Antle
Ba- Wiest
Rigby
Tor
Stratn
Hvge
Balthhorst
Pire
Cycle and Motor Club
Bathurst
Notes and Comments On Labor Councillor and Providence
A fragment highlights a labor councillor's harsh stance toward university students and strikes, praising constitutional safeguards while condemning wares of the Industrial Disputes Act. It then shifts to a biographical note about Dr. Friedrich Hugisener, a once wealthy Austrian who relinquished his fortune after personal tragedies, and a later letter from Blayney about rate notices and payments with terse refusals and scrawled debts.
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Sydney
Shackleton
Uigeo
Sydney University
Don
Providench
cAt Leipsis
Friedrich Hugisener
Ogear
Haptsener
Ds Haelacuor
O “Rusto
Thia
Local and General Congregational Church Event
The Congregational Church plans a charity event at the Masonic Hall on Wednesday night to raise funds for a benefit. A police court case featured a first offender fined two pounds plus costs for language acts said to be provoked and drink-influenced. Labor moves in Parliament prompt talk of opposing Sir William Lyne, with a delegate meeting convened to address major issues. Williams's Business College advertises enrolment and job placement. The Western District Association prepares for its first meeting under new leadership after races, while talks with Canada on trade and milk potter shipping schemes continue, with potential reciprocal arrangements discussed.
Child Death Inquest Hears Mother At Salvation Home
The coroner's inquest into a infant's death at a Salvation Army home heard the mother Agnes Rawson confess the baby was awake between two and three o'clock the morning before confinement. A witness found the infant dead with the head under the breast, suspected asphyxia. The coroner returned a verdict of death by asphyxia by suffocation caused by the mother.
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Abitha- Court
McKell
Agnes / Rawson
Salvation - Ruiity
Tee
Bauby
Concert Benefit For Fred Wood At School Hall
Readers are reminded of a charity concert to honor Fred Wood a noted hairdresser and local sport figure who was recently paralyzed. The program from Masonic Hall includes the gramophone recording of Madame Tehliwalin, praised for its quality, and Bathurst residents will hear the renowned Italian voice reproduced.
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Fred
Wood
Fred. Wood
Piaces
Ayas
Nto
Grammiephone
Masonic Hall
Loing
Mella
Cough Remedy Promoted By L. Ldgley and Co
A brief notice urges prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for lingering coughs after influenza. The ad, signed L. Ldgley and Co, warns against allowing a cough to become troublesome and promotes early treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ldgley and Co
Forecast and accident report from Crimonwealth Weative Uareda
The forecast warns of more rain in the eastern River Iva and Lopez districts with clearing on the coast. An accident near Crapo mills Pipertatfeet involved Walthe Bailey who was injured while unloading trucks but not seriously hurt.
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Crimonwealth
Uareda
Iva
Lopez and
Tablelands
Walthe Bailey
Crapo’ i Mills
Stepla NS Literary and Social Union Urges Self-Governed Colonies Aid
A fortnightly meeting of Stepla NS Literary and Social Union discusses mutual support among British colonies and states, urging immediate contributions for imperial defense. The text voices uncertainty and calls for larger attendance, noting printing costs and member interest while referencing patrols and wood industry hints.
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Schobl
Coldinies
Bnjgire
Winter Prospects Improve Fodder Supply and Sowing Plans
Rain reports from Western centres brighten fodder outlook for stock as evaporation drops. Farmers urged to sow oil, wheat, barley, rye and prepare ploughing for onions and oats. Outlook notes fall conditions across Ballinat Parkes Mudgee Wellington and Gaw.
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Ballintat
Mudgee
Wellington
Skating Event Raises Funds at Old Fellows Hall
A charity skating night at the Skating Rink in Old Fellows Hall hosted by Mr. Lamare drew a fair audience. Proceeds from the Fred Wood benefit fund were to be added to a total near £6, with events including a four mile handicap and a lady and gent race won by Tibet and Miss Boyd. Professor Tray performed an admired display of skilling, drawing warm praise from the crowd.
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Audiencs
Lamare
B. Johnson
W- Golohan
Colohan
Lady
Tibet
Mss Boyd
Mr. Bell
Miss Dilan
Mr. Colohan
Miss. Boyd
Bell
Bathurst cadet shield aims to free travel for entries
A deputation led by the Bathurst mayor and Captain Pringle pressed Senator Pearce for defence funds to allow cadets from various corps to travel free to the Citizens Shield competition. About twelve cadets from each corps may benefit, with the event likely in the second week of June.
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Bathurst
Pearce
Minteler
Pringle
Onder Rile
Sydney
Liberal Party Meeting in New South Wales Debate Industrial Disputes Act
The Liberal and Itesfarm Association of New South Wales held its annual meeting at the Association offices in Pitt Street. Premier C G Wade presided, praising government work, defending the Industrial Disputes Act, and urging unity and preparation for forthcoming elections amid debates over minimum wage and land settlement. The conference concluded with usual business.
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Sydney
Alomlay
Liberal and Itefarm Association of
New South Wales
Pitt Gheck
C. G. Wade
Lils
Shiningy Apcoch
Joseph Care
Tivelir
Liberal
Referul
Audad
Larose
Broken Hill
Dutcoma
Labor Cowell
II Ie
Jess Tian
Commonwealth
Labour Party
Wade
Broken Hill market quotations and local listings
Fragmentary Sydney share market page shows assorted quotations and notes for Broken Hill areas and related entities. Includes scattered figures and references to blocks, junctions, and local firms such as Hilt Proprietary, with unclear dates and prices amid OCR deterioration.
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Broken’ Hill South
Anken Kitt South
Broken Hill North
Urokken Hill Junction
Tiscay
Brokaw
Hilt Proprietary
Sussex Street Brio Wheat and Country Produce Prices
Sydney market notes from Monday list prime milling wheat and various flour brands with prices in pounds shillings and pence, plus items like maize, potatoes, onions, butter, eggs, honey, and meat. Homebush yards report 19,215 animals sold, with sheep, cattle, and prices per head and per measure.
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Sussex Street
Sydney
Buyira
Ispire
Laromatry
Sato St
Brava
Polland
Nis
Norton
Algortian
Chalk
South Australian
Wintorton
Wheaton
Outan
Estraw
Nasmontindercok
Wiles Torian
Gwena Laverne
Hunter River
Darley
Cape
New Zealand
Southern and Railway
Mniddles
Hama
Lida
Sydney Produce Sales Report From Monday Market
Sixty one trucks of produce arrived from the country to the Sydney yard today. Sixteen of the number were slated for purchasers. Prime lucerne hay ranged from 4/0 to 4/7 with other qualities between 3/12 and 4/2. Chatt oats and Algerian oats were priced around 5/3 to 5/6 and 2/9 to 2/9 respectively.
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Sydney
Lucerne
Property Lease With Purchase Right Over Castlereagh Front
Mr C Brown owner of Burgeon dation leases property in Mr John McMaster Jutr of Weetalibah for five years. Brown plans to visit England for a period after which Mrs McMaster holds right of purchase. The Castlereagh frontage property has been in Brown's family for many years.
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C. Brown
John McMaster
Weetalibah
Brown
England
Dreadnought Fund Meeting At Hill End
At Hill End on Monday a meeting of about one hundred residents gathered to support the Dreadnought Fund. Mr W R Hada chaired as speakers including Messrs McKengie and Jones urged subscriptions, £22 raised, and donations planned alongside patriotic songs by Baxter Murphy and Willard. Ivy Stewart accompanied.
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Hill End
Aya
AL Pymont
Rania
Jamey Jayingon
Elenry
Beeeh
Dinthsford
Wolomi
Tionert Jones
Alwa
Hudson and
Daxter
Ma I. Cole
Prinshal
HdVantagns
Aberties
Kearle
Messié
Murphy
Baxter
Harvey
McKengie
Turon Shire
Cornell
Sydney
Ty B
Stevens
Wanda
Messurier Hutying
Bean
Prohibited Person Fined Five Pounds in Liquor Case
A man was fined 25 for supplying whisky to a prohibited person under the Liquor Act. The court heard Beonels aided and abetted the offence, with Welgall for the accused. Police admitted Benetts was tempted to drink and sought to curb his access, while Bennetts faced two months imprisonment or payment of costs.
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Tames Bennetts
Beonels
Sireach
Welgall
Bennetts
Bennatts
Glaske
Whilsky
Contietts
Piper Hutchinson Wedding At Catholic Presbytery
Allen Eustace Piper, eldest son of FW Piper of Fedlimber, wed Veronica Frances Hutchinson of Wattle Plat in a quiet ceremony at the Catholic Presbytery. Rev Father Flanagan officiated. The bridal party wore white silk and received gold brooches as gifts before a reception at the Nugget Hotel hosted by Mr. Leslie Piper.
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Het Nugget
Ls Piper
Father Flanagan
Telegraph linesman killed at Rozelle in Sydney
James Travis, a foreman helping erect a telegraph pole at Rozelle this afternoon, was crushed when the pole fell, breaking his neck. He died instantly.
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Sydney
James” Travis
Rozelle
Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
A Clermont reader praises Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery as a superb remedy for chest colds and bronchial coughs. The testimonial notes severe flu and cough relief after a few doses, with prices listed at 1s 6d and 3s per bottle.
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Clermont
Thos. Biddle
P.O
Clermont Queensland
Sheldon
Shelden
Anonymous donor funds operating theatre at Condobelia hospital
An anonymous donor informs the committee of Condobelia hospital of plans to erect an operating theatre as part of the installation at a cost of 25300.
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Condobelia Hospital
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