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Early American newspaper and patent medicine claims
The excerpt discusses the first American newspaper issued in Boston long after Plymouth Rock and printing’s invention, noting scarce preserved copies. It also mentions a patent medicine for coughs and colds promoted for babies, praising soothing effects and claiming no harm, attributed to D Morgan, chemist, Bowral.
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Boston
Tlymouth
Glorious Change Report From Botany Reader
A Botany resident recounts a dramatic health recovery after prolonged rheumatic pain and exhaustion. The testimonial credits Clements Tonic with restoring appetite, sleep, and energy, noting relief from headaches and nerve strain after a long decline. The writer urges publication of the testimonial.
Obituary notices for James Clarenes Webster and Mrs Wallis
The community mourns James Clarenes Webster of Bowral and Manly aged 71 after a long neck tumor illness. He leaves a second wife, three daughters, one son, and distant relatives. funeral at Bowral area. Also news of Mrs Wallis of Mittagong dying suddenly at 60 from blood impoverishment, funeral held at Lower Mittagong cemetery with Archdeacon Lancley officiating.
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James Clarenes Webster
Webster
Manly
Bowral
Mnage
W. G. Small
Plac
Lower Mittagong
Archdeacon Lancley
J. Dark
J. Beavan
Fatal accident ends in blood poisoning for horseman Leslight
Magisterial inquiry into the Wilde's Meadow incident reveals J T Hayter driving a sulky toward Myra Vale Hotel when a galloping Leslight was struck by a shaft penetrating his thigh. Despite efforts, infection developed and death occurred on the morning of April 28 with verdict: death from acute blood poisoning due to the accident.
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J. Leslight
Wilde's Meadow
A. D. Badgery
Frida
J. T. Hayter
Robertson
Myra Vale
Hayter
Deceased
Mr. Hayter
Leslight
Mr. Baxter
Dr. Stevenson
B.D.C
Dr. Wallack
Krasby
Lawn Tennis Match At Ve Played Adequately
Aelit lawn tennis at Ve Park afternoon saw a one sided result 63 games to 6. The home team patrons noted refreshments after play. Hoarseness among local ladies hinted at approaching croup season prompting use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
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Aelit
Tweed
Roberton Park
Easter Vestry Appointments Across Berrima and District
Easter vestry meetings in Berrima Bong Bong and Robertson named wardens and officials. In St Tobo s Co of B Robertson held an Easter meeting on April 28 with Rev D T Smith presiding. Appointments include Minister s warden John Marshall W G Warby trustees warden R G Ferguson organist Misa Hall. H G Fraser elected honorary secretary of All Saints Church Marolas.
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Berrima
Bong Bong
Robertson
J. D. Armfield
Ben. M. Osborne
Bridges
F. H. Throwby
Robartson
St. Tobo's Co
The Marvellous Carricks in Bowral at the School of Arts
The famous Carrick family appears in Bowral at the School of Arts this Wednesday, drawing large attendance. Miss Alice Corrick praised as a strong soprano and skilled performer with delightful singing and dancing. the family receives high praise from contemporaries and press.
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Alice Corrick
Australasia
School of Arts
Mise
Alies Carrick
Colonie
Melbourne
Lan Alice Corrick
Hellringers
Corrick
Fyah
Doptora
Artis
Auckland Herald
Spern House
Carrick
Mia Corrick
Commencement at Sydney University Town Hall
The fifty second annual Commemoration at Sydney University was held in the Town Hall with a large crowd including many ladies. Degrees were conferred in arts law medicine and science as undergraduates entertained with songs and organ recitals. Neville Gilbert McWilliam the first blind graduate received his BA and Robert Edmund Woolnough earned second class honours in the Bachelor of Medicine.
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Sydney University
Town Hall
Senate
Auzro
Arnold Mote
Lord Tennyson
Harry Rawson
Neville Gilbert McWilliam
Robert Edmund Woolnough
Fraser Tender Accepted for Woonona Post and Telegraph Office
The Public Works Department accepts the tender of Mr. G. E. Fraser of Bowral for £780 to erect and complete the post and telegraph office at Woonona. Introduction of a night remedy for children’s hacking cough is noted as Wooode’s Great Pepper Cure in Ol.
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Chamberlain
D. Morgan
Bowral
G. E. Fraser
Public Works Department
Post and Telegraph Office
Woonona
Wallage
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N. Granger
Jaint
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Bera
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FEFOR
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Charliea
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Linbla
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Free Press
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Muller
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Mtale
New South Wales
Unuimion
Australia
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Batore
J.P
Great Art Union
Sith
Public Charities of Australia
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Winnara
Listo
Flinders Buildings
Flinder Street
Melbenene
Osses
MR. J. Bhavan
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J. C. Webster
J. Wallis
Carricks
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Aberdeen
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Smith, Copeland & CO
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Sydney
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Magnus
Mega Vale
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Bhiel’n
Det Batarday
Pharmacy
Jai
Miptagong
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Afoca Vale Excel
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Mafeking
Wral
Bowral Agency Fresh Food and Ice Co., Ltd
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