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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 10, 1902
Page
4
A torn readable fragment hints at medical remedies and weather influence on ailments. It mentions coughing colds, watering ailments, and dry periods, with historical language suggesting guidance from a period newspaper. The exact items and dates are unclear.
The medical faculty of Ballarat reported a notable case where a woman swallowed a defective dental plate containing two teeth. A city surgeon attempted removal with cotton using a guided method, a technique linked to a Lancet case. The cotton wrap allowed the plate to pass safely, preventing tissue damage and aiding digestion with favorable results for the patient.
Charles Watley contractor sued North Dock and Engineering Co for wrongful cancellation. Jury awarded claimant 11 139 pounds after 15 days of trial. Expected costs near 9 000 pounds. proceedings had stalled.
A garbled historical fragment discusses the era of young men, singing power, bravery, and a reference to Abraham Lincoln's simple maxim about pay and kindness. It mentions Dr Theodor Le Cuylors in unclear context and hints at surrounding social struggle and memory.
In a dated advertisement style text, Hollowey’s Pills and Gintment are promoted as universal remedies for fatigue and health issues. The piece asserts lasting benefits for liver pain headaches and general ailments, describing them as reliable family medicines and claiming wide availability through merchants and doctors.
In the Berri District an old tale recalls a feud between Jack and a craftsman over a broken agreement and stolen wages. An old man, called Old Tom, schemes to recover his money, leading to a fatal reckoning, a flight to Sutton Forest, and a burst of police pursuit. The wider note laments changing manners of youth and a world left behind.
A narrator recounts forgotten times in Derrima Australia, detailing the forties era barracks and a burly Deadross, known as the Dead'un, famed for his prodigious appetite. He recalls the town’s widows, a military ball, and the transformation of the barracks into a lockup. The piece mentions local figures, the Powell family, and tales of gossip, drink, and courtship from a long-vanished period.
Fragmentary text describes various names and events including trials, conflicts, and figures the piece mentions multiple individuals and places in a disordered report. It references aggression and danger and mentions groups and authorities as part of a broader narrative.
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