Rheumatic Fever Cure Promises Restore Strength
Mrs. Ornard Griffin of South Bunbury credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing her severe rheumatic fever after months of crippling pain and fever. She recounts recovery, renewed appetite, and restored heart strength following the tonic, saying it rebuilt her blood and made daily tasks possible again. The advertisement urges readers to obtain genuine pills from the Dr Williams Medicine Co in Port- ...
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South Bunbury
Australia
Jem
Uey
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Ian
Williams
Wiliams’ Medicine Co
Wolff's Schnapps Value and Merit Mentioned
A brief note asserts Wolff's Schnapps holds value and merit that cannot be shaken, along with a Railway Hotel reference.
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Natural modesty over Chamberlain's Cholera Remedy
Residents of Geraldton and nearby areas praise Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea and dysentery, sharing testimonials that have popularized the product through word of mouth. Local households report splendid results and recommend the remedy as a trusted household word.
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Geraldton
Northampton Notes. A lively week with concerts and gossip
Our Casual Correspondent reports a busy Northampton week with Mrs Scott's Friday concert drawing lively talk and some bets placed. The Great American Vitascope played to near full houses, a benefactor funded a free show, and a forthcoming police case may involve local J P assistance. Contemplated political contest against Pat sparks chatter for September update.
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Nineteen-Mile Notes From Our Correspodent
From Lat wee winds and frost damage to Folco crops. Webb's paddock gains with ring bark removal and new walling. Oakabilla shearing starts on the 20th. Nebawal school picnic planned. Farmers buy farming machinery. gifts and weddings noted. A neighbor moralizes on petty harassment over poultry and cows. a hens plight ends with a proverb about hardship and loss.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted For Child Croup
An old advertisement urges parents to prepare for croup, claiming quick action with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents attacks when a child becomes hoarse or shows a crummy cough. It emphasizes immediacy and safety, noting the remedy contains no discussed harsh ingredients and is sold by J. Chapman in Geraldton.
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Geraldton
Parliament in Perth Debates Local Option and Tax Bill
In Perth on Friday the government moved to reduce a Local Option measure and reform printing while considering service length for a married son. The Tax Assessment Bill faced a heated committee debate with amendments on timber leases and sharp exchanges among Parliament members over ministerial conduct. The session included calls for order, withdrawals, and eventual passage of the amendment amid party tensions.
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Trish League Reiterates Demands Amid Pledges
London reads of the Trish League urging renewal of ay Trish Parliament and criticizing the King's Speech as departatrous in vital matters. The League thanks Australians for support of the Irish cause. Trade Union Congress Center backs that trade disputes TAL should ensure immunity of union funds from litigation.
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Russia announces agrarian reforms and Jewish concessions
London reports the Russian government will uphold private land ownership, extend laws allowing Jewish control of elementary and secondary schools, establish a court martial for political crimes, increase penalties for revolutionary propaganda, and push liberal reforms including Zemstvos in Poland and the Baltic provinces, with immediate removal of certain restrictions on Jews.
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Chinese attack on trooper sparks prison terms in Johannesburg
A Chinese gang assaulted a military trooper at an eight hut on the East Rand and captured him before comrades freed him. Eighteen Chinese in Johannesburg were sentenced to twenty lashes and seven years for attacking a homestead at Kip Rivers berg last March.
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Indigency Commission Forms in Transvaal to Gauge Distress
Johannesburg reports from the Daily Chronicle indicate unions claim 20 percent of skilled laborers are idle as unemployment rises and white emigration continues. Property values in Johannesburg have fallen by about £19 million since the last valuation.
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Railway Rebates and Imperial Prohibition Threat
The Secretary of State, Lord Elgin, forbids railway rebates in South Africa. He says if Cape Colony and Natal persist, the Commissioner will level up the rail on the Orange River Colony line to compel Natal to retain trade from the northern Orange River Colony.
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South Africa
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Inea
Pope encyclical hints on violence and military resignations
The fragment notes that the pope’s encyclical did not fully prohibit interferences and mentions Servian Army officers of the antiregiene party threatening resignation. It also records Captain Th. G. Wynyard being appointed captain of an English amateur cricket team to tour New Zealand this year.
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Cambridge and Harvard Boat Race Trials Report
Antenna interest in the Cambridge Harvard University boat race to be held Saturday next. Both crews have had excellent trials and show strong form ahead of the competition.
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Harvard University
Patti Farewell London Concerts and Empire Route Update
Madame Adoline Patti plans a final London Albert Hall concert and autumn provincial farewells featuring Mim Ada Crossley. Reuter reports a Vancouver mail train linked to English mails reaching Australia and China within thirty days, while an October deputation to the Governor-General of India highlights Mohammedan concerns over Bengal partition.
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India
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Trade tension prompts caution with South Africa
The Department of Trade and Commerce in Ottawa issued a bulletin based on a report from Canada’s agent in Cape Town warning of unfavorable trade conditions in South Africa. It urges Canadian exporters to exercise extreme caution in all rail transactions with South Africa.
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Unemployed man jailed for contempt after land raid
Ben Conningham, a leader among unemployed protestors, was imprisoned by order of Mr Justice Whitlipmore for contempt of court following a raid on vacant land at Fast Tam. The ruling marks a sharp escalation in the authorities handling of sit-in style actions.
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Fast Tam
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Justice Whitlipmore
Future of the Pacific outlines posts Panama Canal role
The article surveys Pacific regions from a commercial and strategic view, highlighting the Friendly and Tonga Groups between Sydney and Panama as destined to rise post canal, rivaling Singapore in importance. It cautions Britain on complacency and notes growing activity of Australia’s neighbors, while Germany expands stations in a planned alignment with colonies.
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Trade Union Congress Plans Deputation to Russian Duma Memorial
The Trade Union Congress meeting in Liverpool decided that the president and secretary should join a deputation to present a memorial to the late Russian Duma. The memorial is signed by about 200 MPs, clergy, professors, artists, editors, mayors, and trade unionists.
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Liverpool
Dumas
Mr Pearlkn and Farmers Face Unfriendly Feelings
Fragmentary text notes Mr. Pearkln and farmers facing hostility during a discussion about duties. It mentions Nenkin’s statement that many unions were political organizations and attempts to influence industries. Protests or protective actions appear, with heated mood among members and activists pushing for action against Deakin at sections.
Visitor Injured by Falling Brick at Champion Hotel
A visitor walking with his wife along Swanston Street was struck when a brick toppled from the Champion Hotel building. The man fractured his skull and was taken to hospital. his recovery was considered doubtful at the time.
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Champion
Tent slams Commonwealth at Royal Agricultural Society dinner
Mr Tent, speaking at the Royal Agricultural Society dinner, criticized the Commonwealth Government. He argued his state’s plans should not be coerced into war and said they could not finance the Commonwealth’s ventures without worsening the state’s position.
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Inquest Verdict Calls Doctor Sheridan for Murder Trial
At the Adelaide inquest into Mrs Ray a verdict of death from a surgical operation was given. The Coroner committed Dr Sheridan for trial for murder, with no trace yet of the doctor.
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Disorderly youths in Guilford railway incident
Two young men in Guilford were fined and jailed after a railway vagrancy disturbance involving a four man group. They received two years' imprisonment and seven shillings fine, with the Railway Department charging them for mistreatment.
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Guilford
Fatal quarrel ends in death of Leonora Quartel
Leonora Quartel quarrelled with Joe Thewine on Thursday and received a knock out blow to the jaw. She died shortly after, leaving a wife and four children. Wegins has disappeared.
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Death of Mary Anlosark in Melbourne Seen as Suspicious
Melbourne reports state that Mary Anlosark of Fitzroy died suddenly and an inquest is to be held. A brother or sister was informed she had swallowed fourteen bottles of wax tubes, a detail that raises serious doubts about the cause of death.
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Econod
Perth City Council Resolutions on Federal House Dismissal Bill
The City Council yesterday passed a resolution for the Perth member in the Federal House to resist the Kuubent Donmin Bill, authorizing federal authorities to address principal Yanda without municipal council approval.
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Federal
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Gold Commission Faces Hearing Over Non Attendants
Kalgoorlie record reports Mighty developments expected next week from the Gold Commission. Commissioner Tarkor says he cannot punish non appearers. Police have moved against two witnesses in a case involving mint gold dealings and a man found with gold bearing ore. William Shaw, linked to stolen ore, received six months in prison.
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Killgonr- He Police Court
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