Tragic Farmhouse Fire Claims Four Children
A distressing report details a fatal incident in Cosgrave where Mrs. Lens Clugstan killed two children and wounded others before shooting herself. The husband, away at work, found the aftermath as authorities investigated possible premeditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelestburg
Bydney
Eosiety
Welensburch
Wade
Colleaguon
Bo Bing
Sutter Burther
Ben
T Waddell
Cosgrave
Lens
Clugstan
John Clugstan
Ino Athar
Elie
Elf
Balog
Chealy
Peret
Helen Vong
Herbal Cure Claims Way to Health for All Diseases
Purported advertisement touts an herbal remedy claiming to cure all diseases without consultation. It attacks mercury medicines and medical authority, promises rapid recovery, and urges readers to try the herbs as life extending treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prone
America
Pawer
Montini
Eutopian
Untitled 1903 Letter on Consumption and Curative Claims
A missive from J Smith of Lismore praises a doctor’s treatment for a son with consumption and paralysis. The writer recounts initial decline, then improvement after five weeks of care, noting regained use of limbs and facial function, with testimonials from family members and references to medical belief and oaths. The text appears as a testimonial fragment dated November 18, 1903, amid various medical endorsements and personal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL de Montimoreney
Manktulnese
Lismore
Wren
Ibrely
Spain
J, Smith
Muscular Rheumatism Cures Letter to Profude Montorency
A long customer note from a patient in Lismore to Federal Herbs Institute describes severe muscular rheumatism with joint and muscle pain, numbness, and fatigue. The writer reports urging a cure, claiming previous doctors failed, and seeks guidance or treatment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Herbs Institute
Lismore
Lost Vitality Nine Years A Sufferer
Fragmentary advertisement prose claims a long term vitality ailment and lists uncertain remedies, names an alleged patient, and touts trials and cures without verifiable details. The text reads as a garbled medical solicitation with scattered references and no clear medical conclusion.
Consumption Cured Nonsense Report From Unknown Source
Fragmentary OCR text references illness and cure with many garbled words and names. The readable portions mention a sufferer, certain individuals, medical terms, and unclear claims of recovery, but no verifiable facts, dates, places, or organizations.
Spiritualist treatment救 restored health in letters
A cluster of testimonial letters from patients dated 1908 to 1999 praise a medical practitioner for curing tuberculosis like consumption. Jane Windsor recounts rapid improvement after a wedding-day treatment, regaining strength and being able to perform domestic duties again. Florent Lijoiore confirms six months of illness followed by full recovery after treatment and return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aretha Louie
Amr
E. Hoover
Benalla
Vic
Jane
Hes
Ye Parkes Farmers Sand Eeuilers Association
Auppuere
Départment, of Agriculture
Ying
Fedral Seeeenree
Lough-mare
Adv Mely
Bing
Jane Witsor
de Montmarenty
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Federal Herbal Institute
Federal Hall
Lismore, Hi
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Ared Viany
de Sontatitenery
Demore
A.B. Phigllips
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Santina
Adglors
Slreigian Fa
Melbourne
Ebel
Tho Rail Beues
Typar
Twunlog
Sanathie
Wwe
Yeeobied
Ant
Neily
Wilugeilies
Han Walker
Mousmorene
Maalin
Aoyaman
Raywell
Sweish
Mr. de Stontunge
Aioe Neste
Waa
Faye
Trent
Sydney
Elucer Aluclon
Tivite
ML de
Eulferyr
Dave
Lijuiore
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