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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 12, 1904
Page
1
A fragment notes a person named Barvar or Brant on a journey acquiring four bottles of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Several OCR fragments indicate a purchase of medicinal bottles but the text is incomplete and lacks clear dates places or organizational context.
Amelia Walledom, by her next friend Henry Adita, sued Samuel Hives for £1000 over breach of promise. Testimony described meetings at Cabargo, gifts including a ring, affectionate letters, and promises of marriage. The jury found for the plaintiff with £250 verdict after lengthy testimony from both sides.
Dunna axpeors describes Chamberlains Pain Burn as quick relief for blight injuries and skin burns. The Northern Agricultural Association informs societies of increased railway fares to shows from per mile rates to single fare for the return trip. Mr Henry Gray, longtime Woodhouselee resident, dies at his home from a nonmalignant growth, many of his relatives remaining in Goulburn area.
A playful verse recounts a man in Nantucket who hoarded cash, his daughter Nan who runs away with a man, and the chase that moves from Nantucket to Pawtucket. The narrator jokes about the bucket and the suitor, inviting the man to keep Nan but return the bucket to Pawtucket.
The article notes plans to abolish the telegraph messengers books used for signing telegrams and to replace with printed dockets for signatures on callegrams. It warns of risks of lost messages and doubts about proving delivery, suggesting concerns over accountability after transmission.
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