Constipation Conquered by Bill Beans Remedy Testimony
Mr Charis Tucker of Lang Guily Victoria testifies to Bill Beans as a cure for severe constipation. He claims relief from years of headaches and fatigue, noting improved digestion, energy, and general health after using the remedy. The advertisement touts Bill Beans as the only genuine remedy for stomach and bowel disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charis Tucker
Pagkthawk Road
Lang Guily
Victoria
Tucker
Arcalla
Stannard
London Wool Sales Report From Dalgety and Company
Dalgety and Company report London wool sales at the office yesterday with prices near the peak. Total stock offered 177000 bales. 4006 sold for home consumption. 41000 sold to the Continent. 25000 bales carried forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalgety and Company
Fremantle
London
Gerakitun Football Association Meeting May Day Review
The Gerakitun Football Association met at Mtr. Beede’s office on Monday May 1 to discuss Saturday’s match. Officials noted players were misaddressed and resolved not to penalize the club this time, while promising stricter enforcement in future. Boundary umpires were instructed on ball throws. A. Cleisixson paid $9 to participate for Fire Bet and six players registered for the Fier Brigadle Chu. Five rounds were decided to constitute the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerakitun Football Association
Mtr. Beede
Satuhrday
Cead
Sm Tt
Doan's Kidney Pills Benefit Northampton Hotel Keeper
A testimonial from A. V. Eaton of the Arms Hotel Northampton describes relief from chronic backache headaches and general fatigue after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Eaton notes long suffering, after six years still well, and endorses the remedy for wife and others. Pills offered at chemists and stores, or by post from Foster-McClellan Co. Perth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Eaton
Arms Hotel
Northampton
Yale
Lipton
Marine Terrace
Gerald Pays
Jebien
Mmes
Vic
Remy
Aullerers
Eaton
Tam Stillwell
Tak
Perth
Visitors told where to buy EXPASS in Perth
Visitors to Perth will be directed to purchase copies of the EXPASS at Albert's News Agency in Central Arcade between Weldon and Murray Streets and near the Railway Station from Mr. Patterson, O.P.O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Mr. Albert
Central Arcade
Weldon
Murray
Pattereoo
O.P
Police Court Report May 18: Drunkenness Fine and Theft
Detore Mr. Gee fined Donald McKennis 20 plus costs for drunkenness. Three boys faced theft charges for stealing about £14 from William Stewart Brow. one admitted stealing a portion, the purse was returned, while the lead culprit received six years at Subinen Industrial School. others were adjourned awaiting parental discipline. The total recovered amounted to £5. Additional remarks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donakd McKennis
William Stewart Brow
Brown
Subinen
Overdue Rates Debate in Ger Mdton Council
Council reviews overdue rates amid arrears of 243 percent and October deadline. Dr Kelly urges action, proposing installment plans for long-outstanding debts, while trials of current rate collection and possible legal steps are discussed. Town Clerk notes current-rate payments and solicitor involvement. motion approved to appoint a interim committee of doctors Partridge, Kelly, and Abbott to study alternative actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ger Mdton Council
Awdoug
Kelly
Stapt Suk
Brete
Trim
Bryd
Abbott
Nichott
Tihs
Lin Hall
Abbett
Weets Great Bepppemint Cure for Coves and Colds
An OCR fragment reports a product called Weets claiming to cure cove and cold symptoms. The text is garbled and appears to be a short promotional note or ad note with misspellings and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Acting Premier faces deputation over betting law
A Perth cabinet consider action after a deputation urged enforcement of gambling laws. MLA Walker and MLA Monger argued for stronger controls or a ban on betting in public places, while the Acting Premier defended measured steps and urged Parliament to decide. The discussion focused on restricting totalisator and bookmaker betting, with potential extension to racecourses and public venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Wedrewlay
Parkwarnt Wested Oy
Gordon
Aleywee
Weputa
Hottingy
Parliguent
Walker
W.ajt.c
Monger
MLL
Victoria
Extinsiu
Bolton
Cabinet
Beanie
Country Cricket Day at Vhrve Springs Draws Schools
A lively cricket and rounders day at Vhrve Springs featured representatives from two tyty schools. The boys lost to Neiliog Wo in a cricket match while the Sin Srew Riis beat the Three Spring arts by a wide margin. Principal scorers included Miggenow and Becket for the visitors, with details of first and second innings and total runs noted. The event closed with praise for the railway company for allowing cheaper travel for children and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhrve Springs
Miggenow
Becket
Lomines
Malan
Railway Co
Bronhial Comets Take Wonds real Peppermint Cure
The Bronhial Comets claim victory in a regional contest as Wonds real Peppermint Cure is tested for healing effects. Officials note signatures and dates on game records, with local supporters praising the performance and possible remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comets
Melbourne Telegrams Discuss Parliament And Taxation
Inter State telegrams report Melbourne noting the Federal Lebimet council met and the Prime Minister hinted at a preliminary statement. Parliament may reconvene in July with focus on France policy and revenue measures including a potential £800 Wharfage charge. Public confidence on Fisher's per capita payment of 25 for UK years remains under debate alongside immigration questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Lrtyr
Pisher
New South Wales Shires Conference Attendee Refers to Federal Land Tax
At a Shires Conference today Mr Loo, Minister, criticized proposed Federal Land Tax. He argued taxation of land should be a state prerogative and warned the progressive tax would burden the state government. The crowd reacted with calls of hear hear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loo
Shires
Hie
Bayer
Release of Strike Leaders Eclipsed at MaiMandgan
Sydney press reports that strike leaders Hutton O Connor and Thutter Arce of the Waders were expelled from MaiMandgan this morning amid a demonstration at New Castle. On arrival at Central Railway Station this evening they were warmly greeted by wharf laborers and coal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Hutton
O'Connor
Thutter Arce
MaiMandgan
Newcastle
Butler
Central
McGowan Addresses Labor Circle on Rail Exactions and Reforms
A.S.W. Labour Party speakers report a large, enthusiastic audience as Mr McGowan argues the Government is shifting on railway extractions. He outlines plans to raise police and teacher pay, promote public services, and proposes abolishing some Legislative Assembly posts and trimming council ranks, with the Governor empowered to action cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
McGowan
Labor Party
Legislative Assembly
Demented Mother Murders Baby in Araken
A mother identified as Mrs Keys killed her infant this morning in Araken. She woke her husband at five o clock and claimed the child had been awake, then fled the yard after the act. Police and family members report the throat of the baby was cut, and the mother showed signs of insanity afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araken
Undaby
Esperance Railway League Debates Minister Mitchell Action
In rainy morning sessions at the commission the Esperance Railway League pressed Minister Mitchell over his refusal to Colin Adams. A resolution was carried unanimously condemning the minister’s stance and calling for changes to protect land settlement interests and government reports. The debate referenced Perth Fremantle and state-wide land policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessery
Areca
Ugar Lend
Lam
Guldtichly
Surnarte
Warren
Perth
Fremantle
Settlement Options Highlighted Across State Districts
Fragmentary text notes district level settlement avenues in the state and mentions availability for settlement within districts. references unclear details and implies comparisons to land rights in the same area.
Mishaps on the Midland Train Wreck Delays Arriving Crew
A Midland line incident near Arring Alga Mondev causes a derailment and empty trucks overturned by a faulty engine. Passengers report a shock and injuries. Three Springs to Dongarra trains respond as damaged cars are towed. The later service reaches Meraktton hours late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Matha
Howe
Arring
Alga Mondev
Muagne
Anil
Cian Bolomeiry
Maloy
Set
Tar Lynett
Dongarra
Theres Springs
Meraktton
Improvements to Victoria Square and local associations
A letter from the Victoria Square Improvement Committee requests immediate town works funding for a proposed £15 scheme to fence a section of Victoria Square. The letter, signed by A Meadowcroft and G West for the Gerwaldon Football Association, includes plans for access, a level of tax support, and protection for visitors during a forthcoming state demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawa
Gerwblor
Victoria Square
Arran
Wien
Baylor
Lake Iby
Ramgor
Lomeny
Gerakdion Feothald Association
A. Meadowcroft
G. West
Sudden Death at Northampton
Mrs Brito Haley an address aviation resident of Northampton died suddenly yesterday morning while preparing breakfast. She left a grown family including Mrs H Snowdon and Mrs William Rosser. Interred this afternoon at ALC Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brito Haley
Northampton
Amy
Grewkfast
Varresjamient
H. Snowdon
William Rosser
ALC
Capricious Garpings and the Urlite: a muddled inquiry
A fragmented passage discusses George V and a vague claim of ownership, linking lineage to posterity and shadowy forces. It references political power, a “sonilixayor” fest and the Senate’s six year term in a mock historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V
For Chronic Chest Complaints Woods Great Peppermint Cure
Patent remedy advertisement notes a peppermint cure on sale for chest complaints. Mentions 1 bed? The readable fragment suggests a product claim in an early 20th century ad, lacking full context or verifiable details.
Fragmented musings on senate power and wartime policy
A garbled dispatch contemplates the U S Senate and state representation amid wartime strains. It muses on constitutional powers, potential political shifts, and the influence of labor and governance, with references to promises and alarms about policy and public works.
Meeting Wrap Signals City Progress Despite Rain
Local and General notes report a meeting in the city last night amid rain. Observers reference council considerations, a four year plan, and concerns over district representation. Residents discuss public works, safety, and the role of local authorities in future events.
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London Wool Sales
Biven
Altocether
LFE
Schnapps
Detore
Mr. Gee
Wr. Kelly
Clork
Dr. Kelly
Travis
Fort Tn
Dr. Pariridys
Smart
de Trigg
Partridge
Tite
Mingenew
Three Springs
Federal Affairs
New South Wales
A.S.W. Labour Party
Esperance Railway League
Ralgoorlie
Mitchell Orittersko
Wore
Rainy
Fare Brigade and Football, Association
the Municipat
C.o'neil
Capricious Garpings
Ste
Senate
Livinha Labor
Clonmel
Jyety
Crowther
Guardian
Watots
Perasiinal
Owe
Milly
Movkaphaera
T. A. Drage
Mtr
Lewgia
Wits
Fyrtoy
Urich
Stenberg
Barre
Ikkal
THE
Live Merchants
Bean Bros
Miomey
Marvelous
Sb Star
Thei Exclisint Beatty
Boan Bros’ Emporium
Wellington Street
Drpobite
UASH
Ukion Bank
Gue
Taiah Weboy
Noyes Mw
Widrem B. M. Rosenwax
AH. Mountain & Co
Marine
Agerta
Deer
Bommiery & Geere
Andrew Deber
Hans Invises
Alexander & MacDonald
NEW Zealand Insurance Coy
Moromeom
Meares
Janes Sercha
Soar
Simeon Imeth
Eniaee
Enack
Eno
Pere Oppo
Sapiraee
Pictu
Rex
Price
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