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Newspaper
Burra Record
Location
Burra, South Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 02, 1902
Page
2
The piece invites live correspondents to forward items weekly and mentions the impracticality of full coverage. It notes travel excitement, a remedy advertisement, and that Burra holidays passed quietly with private picnics and visits to pleasure resorts over Easter.
A fragmentary local report quotes a parent praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Carline for saving his child's life amid a winter illness. The note mentions a TV appearance and references individuals such as Wilkinson and Mayme Nick Rains with limited context. Nearby weather describes three days of rain and high rainfall at the post office. A Bay Ville store shows a South African scene praising the remedy's household value and widespread use.
A fragmented passage recalls Hendessan Grime of this place suffering partial paralysis and loss of use of an arm. It notes reliance on improvised remedies like Chamberlin's Pain Balm and Hivaway's Pills, and mentions physicians tried without relief before asserting cures by certain remedies.
A sensational Melbourne report details two Australian officers Lieutenant Morant and Lieutenant Handcock shot at Pretoria Gaol for killing Dutchmen near Pietersburg to seize money. An investigation by the Commonwealth Government is announced.
Mount Bryan East faced Burra in a lively March 19 match described as a season highlight. Spectators packed the grand stand and chains kept fans back as the home side took early wickets, while the Burra attack produced notable moments before the lengthy narrative of player feats and crowd reaction ends with a dramatic shift in the momentum.
A letter from F. Ella of Fitzroy Victoria discusses skin boils and pimples linked to impure blood. The writer suggests the only remedy is a herbal blooding medicine and references a photograph.
A patient describes severe nerve distress with mouth swelling chest pain throat tightness and panic leading to near madness. After previous doctors offered little relief a tonic named Clement’s Toine produced rapid improvement and a return to health and daily activity.
The Burras suffered a key defeat as wet balls and umpire calls cost crucial runs. Scott claimed he could have scored a century if given the chance. A postmatch banquet featured speeches by the losers while Father Reddan presided over a concert. A challenge to the Model School Boys was offered for a rematch on the Burra ground within a month.
A young man stands at a corner smoking three cigars when onlookers confront him about his habit and cost. The exchange reveals concerns about finances, domestic life, and social judgment as the crowd urges restraint and responsibility.
An ad touts a pill called Dr Mrast’s Ent Rant Pilly promising to cure stomach liver and kidney issues. The copy asserts rapid, permanent results and cites thousands of cures as proof.
A testimonial letter from Mrs. E. M. Hay of Hammittstreet Donald praising Mor Indian Root Pills for relief from long standing indigestion and general health improvement. She credits the product with ongoing benefits and endorses it to friends. The letter includes details of dosage, price, and sale through The W. H. Comstock Co Ltd in Sydney.
The Rev W G Clarke, recently completing thirteen years at the parish, received a large farewell at the Lecture Hall. Speakers praised his work with the Anglican Church and mission societies, noting his teaching, charitable efforts, and service as general secretary and treasurer. Clergy and lay members expressed warm wishes for his future, with songs, refreshments, and prayers marking the occasion.
The article records anniversary services at Trin Mine Methodist Church and Kooringa Methodist Sunday School held on Sunday and Monday, March end 31. It cites Rev. W F James and Rev Rony among speakers, a packed crowd, and singing led by Mr Godridge. Financial details show expenses and donations, with additional notes on visiting attendees from Burea and nearby farms.
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