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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
2
A garbled excerpt discusses coughing and bronchial sensitivity to irritants. It mentions medical ideas about exposure, relaxation of bronchial tubes, and references to names that appear misread. The text resembles a jumbled health-related fragment without clear events or dates.
Police report a 17 year old boy Thomas Stewart went missing while intending to visit his brother in Mackay. Searchers found him in Hazlewood bush after erratic wanderings including sightings by farmers, a farmer at pig figs, and sessions with Marlewood staff. He vanished again after a confrontation, with police tracking his movements near Eton and Jelothes. The case ends with no clear explanation of his death in the remote area.
Special services marked the bi centenary of John Wesley at Wesley Church Chippendale. Hon J S Larke led the morning service and preached on reformers named John. Dr Dill traced hodism’s history from 1729 with four founders. F Colwell spoke on Wesley ancestry and impact, noting Wesley's global religious influence and Macaulay's praise.
The article notes rising Store cattle prices and strong demand for cattle across states, urging farmers to rear calves using Buttercup Calf Mill to replace milk. It praises the easily digestible feed, its preventive effect against souring, and its quick preparation, with sales through James Fay & Co. of Sydney who offer guidance to yield better stock rearing outcomes.
A fragmentary item touts a cough remedy named Cough Kennedy as fast acting and effective. It references a chemist and a location in vague terms, suggesting it as a cure for colds and related ailments without clear medical backing.
A garbled 1904 dispatch mixes royal chronology with trade referendum talk tied to a King Birthday, a margarine duty notice, a London bound shipload of rabbits, and a Victorian era legal tale of a Chief Justice and a widow earlier in life. The piece blends partial names and scattered events without clear cohesion.
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