Pink Pills Promise Cure for Digestive Ailments
A man describes years of indigestion and vomiting eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills. He credits the medicine with restoring appetite, weight, and health after failed remedies, noting strong blood and improved digestion. The ad touts Pink Pills for pale people and various blood-related disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsen
Singer
Cere
Rome
Geraldton
Mr. Jarcen
Mr. Larsen
Firevitle
Tarsen
Willams
Abe Wert
Cain
Perit ‘Medical
The Bounties Scheme on Australian Agricultural Output
A government bill outlines a 50,000 pound bounty plan to pay white labor produced goods in Australia. It covers beans rice oil milk and other staples with rates tied to market value or weight and spread over five to ten years. The scheme aims to protect local products while ensuring taxpayer safeguards and compliance checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
William Lyne
Australia
Rome
New Zealand
Yale
China
Caxtor
Colza
Geraldton Municipal Council Sees New Counsel Sworn In
The Geraldton council held a meeting Monday night to swear in new East and West councillors R Ward F E Davis A J Logan A HM Mountain and J G Smith with Drs J Bennett and W J Bennett in attendance The mayor urged regular attendance and cooperation for town interests The accounts totaling £203 2s 0d were approved for payment Plans for the new town hall by Oldham and Cox were received and will be forwarded tomorrow The council adjourned to reconvene later in the week to consider mayoral and town hall matters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ward
F.E. Davis
A. J. Logan
A. HM. Mountain
J. G. Smith
Fie
East West
Davinmovet
Ward
Messrs
Oldham
Cox
Topulay
Counetd
Thanks Cuticura For Complete Cure Card
A reader praises Cuticura remedies in a fragmented testimonial about using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for skin issues. The note mentions attempting to obtain a book and Cuticura advertisement and references drugstores and product names, though the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
Cuticura Remedies Promised for Skin Ailments
Fragmentary OCR text describes trials of Cuticura products for a wide range of skin conditions. Mentions of men women and children, and references to symptoms, treatments and mild doses. Tone resembles a period advertisement or health notice from a past era.
Parliament notes questions on Northampton aboriginal girl case
In the Legislative Council on Tuesday Drew gave notice he would raise questions at the next sitting regarding a preliminary hearing for an attempted murder charge involving an Aboriginal girl at Northampton last month. He seeks whether the Crown was represented by counsel, the hearing’s result, if the girl was to be represented by Golinsed, and if not, the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Council
Cok
Catoplat
Northampton
Golinsed
Worl Wal
Legal practitioners bill debated with broad admission aims
The discussion centered on a legal practitioners bill calling for liberal admission for practitioners from New South Wales and New Zealand, with support for broader eligibility. The Second Reading of the Seconds and Dealers Bill passed with amendments shortening goods retention to four days and exempting second hand furniture while other bills faced opposition and continued debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sul Thors
New South Wales
New Zealand
Tee
Olympia Premieres At Hall For Local Approval
Olympia the Passing Show will be produced for local approval at the Hall on Thursday and Friday nights. The program covers dramatic historic and humorous topics not seen in this region and praised by the Perth press as the best collection of films ever exhibited there. Admission is 3s with a box plan at Snell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Snell
Trish Moss Cure Promoted by Bunnington’s Patent Remedy
An advertisement claims Bunnington's Trish Moss will cure coughs and colds where other remedies fail. It urges households to keep a bottle at hand for ready use when needed.
Winter winds and care for home as spring returns
A vintage verse urges guarding the household against winter winds and tax season troubles. It promotes Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a aid, and promotes Ami as a sentry protecting a loved one.
Northampton Roads Board Election Results
Northampton reported Friday the Roads Board election results from yesterday. William Box and Charles Smith were noted among candidates with election day activities and local content recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton Roads Board
Northampton
Roads Board
Willian Box
Charles Smith
Lely
Welsh Education Bill Passes in Commons amid Gag Cries
Clause 37 would create a Welsh Minister and Department for education in Wales. The final division stood 398 to 170 in favor as Mr A J Balfour condemned the move as a deliberate insult to Parliament. Government allies cheered while Opposition cried gag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowton
Wales
House of Commons
A.J. Balfour
Juvenile Smoking Bill Urges Prohibition for Youth
The Sect Committee in the House of Commons recommends banning tobacco sales to anyone under 16. They argue smoking harms health and could introduce diseases to girls, urging full prohibition as the only safe course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H House of Conmans
Russian killer tied to Lithuanian organizer vows more deaths
London reports on the assassination of General Kozlof in St Petersburg. The gunman, a Lett from Western Russia, is said to belong to an organization whose members have sworn to kill General Trepoll Prince Putiatin and thirteen other reactionary courtiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kozlof
St. Peiershire
General Trepoll
Russia
Feneral ‘Trepafl
Prince Putiatin
Escape of Grand Duke Vladimir
Five men attempted to derail an express train between Coblenz and Trier in Russia. Grand Duke Vladimir was aboard but warned by Weparin and traveled via a different route, avoiding the attack.
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Vladimir
St. Petersburg
Coblens
Trier
Russia
Eeta
Wepalin
Rebels suffer losses in Zulix revolt outbreak
Court martial convicts include Aumunt for treason and another for murder of a European rebel. Colon Mackenzie increases rebel losses as Sir W McCallum reports to Winston Churchill's under secretary. Approximately 3500 rebels killed and 2000 wounded or captured since the uprising began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W McCallum
Tal
Winston Chshill
Transvaal labor tax sparks native protest in Pietersburg
Lom Selborne, High Commissioner, backs a three month labor tax for Transvaal natives deemed to be repatriation payable by natives and families. Four thousand white miners petition King against repatriation while Selbourne in Pietersburg urges Boers to endure prosperity and adversity, noting King Edward granted responsible government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lom Selhore
Wms
Transvaal
Toogi
Brinn
Bofr
Land Selbourne
Pietersburg
Art
Edward
French Opinions Suppressed Over Mohammedan Fanaticism in Egypt
French newspapers discuss the revival of Mohammedan fanaticism in Naeberg Arica and the southern Teipolerwige area as a warning France should heed Bart Cromer. The British plenipotentiary in Egypt braces for possible fanatical unrest amid Mohammedan communities. Two papers have been suppressed for publishing anti British cartoons.
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Naeberg
Arica
Teipolerwige
France
Bart Cromer
Egypt
Cale Yeryn
King Edward regrets invitation to opening in Toronto
London dispatch reports King Edward regrets he cannot accept Canada's invitation to open the Boninion Exhibition in Toronto next month. He notes the Empire’s vast scope and his duty to treat all parts equally. He mentions imperial affairs require his presence within the realm’s center.
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London
Toronto
Edward
Canada
Reich
Centre
Late Mr. Bell's fortune rumored at huge sum
Report from Pretoria estimates the late Mr ALK net Bell a South African diamond merchant and miner left 22500000 to 30000000 in fortune. It is expected that the will will devote millions to public purposes. Executors are said to control income and may support Transvaal University and Technical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tienda
Cecil Rhotes
Transveal University and Technical College
Duma and Czar Alarm Over Government Scheme
The Czar fears Duma and Goverment cooperation forecloses constitutional democracy. The agrarian committee rejects the government proposal and urges peasantry calm while the reformers press to push land reform. An animated debate centers on delaying appeals until unrest spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Use Council of the Empire
Duma
Czar
Agrarian Committee of the Duma
Walid
Attempted assassination of Czar’s aide-de-camp fails
An attempt yesterday to assassinate Count Tadieben, one of the czars aides-de-camp, was thwarted. The report also notes unsettled conditions in Poland as a separate item.
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Count Tadieben
Aiddeade
Emperors Likely to Intervene in Poland Crisis
A Paris press report claims Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria and the German Kaiser would intervene to uphold the centralist regime in Poland if needed. The three emperors would act in concert to preserve the status quo. Separately, Swedish authorities seized 20 000 rifles bound for Finland hidden in fruit-filled casks amid a teardown in Tiflis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Francis Joseph
Austria
Poland
Finland
Tillis police chief hurt in school bombing incident
The Tillis Chief of Police was seriously injured yesterday when a bomb was thrown from a school attended by sons of nobles. The assault triggered retaliation and a fierce volley of gunfire, with authorities pursuing those responsible for the outrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillis
Priceless relic opened at Use Cathedral in Alta-Chapelle
The sarcophagus of Charlemagne, who died in 814, was opened yesterday in Use Cathedral at Alta-Chapelle Germany. Two valuable vestments of great artistic and historical value were removed to be photographed in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlemagne
Alta- Chapelle
Germany
Berlin
Rockefeller Gift Helps San Francisco Earthquake Affected
London directors of the South Ranteen Railway Company compensate the Avène Theatre in San Francisco with 20000 pounds for destruction. Mr Rockefeller and Stantant aid the Young Men's Christian Association fund with 25000 pounds toward relief for quake victims in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
South Ranteen Railway Company
Avene
San Francisco
Rockefeller
Young Men's Christian Association
Australian Navy Stance Marks Debate in Commons
Prime Minister faced questions on a potential local naval force. Sir Henry Campbell-Tanverman told MPs that while some Australians favored creation of a focal navy, he saw no broad support and urged the Commonwealth to seek guidance from the mother country before shaping any construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commas
Henry Campbell Tanverman
Laminate
Joe Mid-Armach
Commonwealth
Federa
Cnnniry
Atvice
Guatemalans Repulsed After Attacks in Central Ametuica War
Reported fighting in Central Ametuica notes a Guatemalan offensive against Istratorians on Monday and Tuesday, despite a Guatemalan Salvadorean ceasefire agreement. sources mention Wolfe's Schnapps as a wartime tonic.
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Central
Ametuica
Guatemala
San Salvador
Sebastopol Mutiny Trial Sparks Public Sympathy
A trial in Sebastopol of 34 Russian officers and sailors accused of mutiny during 1905 opened. Admiralty employees and commercial clerks in the city have struck work to show sympathy with the prisoners.
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Lax
Sebastopol
South Africa Rebel Chiefs Convicted
South Africa reports that rebel chiefs Messini and Nauloyal were convicted in a political challenge. The case centers on leadership for a faction seeking autonomy amid ongoing tensions within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Messini
Nauloyal
Death of Lady Curzon and Guatemalan Conflicts Report
An armistice, pending negotiations, ends hostilities between Guatemalans and Salvadorians at Mlanianar and Metopan after heavy losses. The notice also reports the death of Lady Curzon, detailing her lineage and the late illness preceding her passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlanianar
Metopan
Northern Parliamentary Party formed in Western districts
A meeting at Par lement Vonse with 11 North of Swan members discussed uniting to guard northern rights and welfare. Resolution proposed a party to advance northern interests while avoiding party politics, with chair and secretary appointed to organize the move.
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Parlement Vonse
Swan
Connor, Thompson
Patrick
Drew
Ticks
Stowe
Hulman
Heitmannn
Troy
Edward Wittenoom
Wood
Butcher
TE Carstn
Stone
Mich.a
Golad
MF. Tony
Ty State
Thomson
Connor
Patrich
Eas
Geraldton Seat Petition Tue Van TIming Law
In Brown v Carson Geraldton election petition the court heard whether the writ return date was timely. Arguments centered on the fixed return date versus actual posting, with judges debating the proper measure for when the writ should be returned and whether an appeal was possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Chic Justion Parker
Brown
Carson
Moss
Sydney
Raven
Tatnes
Etonne
East Ward councillors meet and plan proceedings
The text notes East Ward councillors and others preparing to enter the pall with the council, and mentions Me. W. Harrison presenting a sample of growing wheat at Greenough Plat. The report records his crop standing two feet high and a notable spike in yields for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Canetelu
Heetha
Stonday
Me. W. Harrison
Greenough
Woolf Gevat Mepperiniat Cure Promoted as Lifetime Remedy
An advertisement proclaims a cough remedy titled Woolf Gevat Mepperiniat Cure as a lifelong cure. It touts effectiveness for persistent hacking coughs and presents the product as a trusted injection of relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cars “Ronnington
Mooted Cemetery Controversy Sparks Postmaster Debate
A reader letter from The Milga King denounces cemetery trustees and argues against inquests into personal affairs. He criticizes the Sandstone district, laments the postmaster nomination as a shepherd, and notes that the Commonwealth confirmed the appointment despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Ctmetery
Mubjret
Crinetery
Lt Jong Syn
Lotal Board of Healthit
Wiswindam
Tim
Deine
Sinnite
Fatron
Moser
Nichole
McManaway
Inspector Tania
McWanaging
Palace Hotel
Senator Prater
Troy
Mila
Ranon
Ward Off Influenza With Vigorous Vitality Aids
An old remedy claim touts Bile Beans as the best family medicine to ward off coughs colds and influenza. It asserts Liver health improves digestion energy and circulation reducing illness, with boxes offered at 1 shilling 1 pence or 2 shillings 8 pence per trio packs.
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Beth
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Metaring
Cleer
Maitron Northampton
Grealdtem
Greennah
Oliver
Forth
Midland
Darnsigh
Geraldan
Treatainment
Central Board of Health
Onnington
Honington
Cuticura
Parliament
Bebo
A. J. Wilson
Olympia
Bunnington
Trish Moss
Hasad
Wolfe
Pilylique
Kosloff
Aumunt
Courtmartial
Trasom
Colon Mackenzie
Reid.eo
Titre
King
Majesty
MR. Brit's
F Czar
Russta
Tiflis
Francisco Bartaiake
South Africa
Sp Wolte
Lady Curzon
Lay Cyreoy
Kestleston Ariest
Laly Curran
Trilla
George Leslie
Chicago
Judy
Tin
Resfuss
Schnapps
Colman
Stones Cash
Rich
WM. Carson & CO
Mouse, Land, and General Commission
Gonta- Juctionenea
Valuatore
WM Carson & Co
Watebrs
II Demellery
Stade
Chains
Tlam
South Wales
Lower Richmond
Secret Revolutionary Society
Young Lunatics
Syaney
Tormey
Willam Brows
Rober
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