Cuticura Affects Severe Skin Disease, Man Recovers
A letter from Meg Trown of Kingstonhouse Dew England describes severe facial sores and the cure attributed to Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She notes dramatic improvement after one week and seven months with no spots, recommending the products to a friend whose baby also recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutten Childs
Cutiura
Sotlor
Fey
Meg. Trown
High St
Ktonohouse
Dew
England
Detective romance in real life ends with pearl theft scam
A derailed tale from a German countess reports a stolen pearl necklace valued at over £12,000. A private detective trio stages an undercover ruse to trap the maid Steger, who was accused but denies involvement, and the case ends with alleged capture and a publicity showdown. A Toowoomba reader endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy in a final odd insertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess von Watfenxteten
Woklars
Addy
Taily
Steger
Nerklacr Amt
Nicioux
Rosie Hoewell
Alung
Tena
Mago Mares
Crs
Sherlock Holmes
Marcuse
Sir
Frau St
Stegernd
Hind
Manus
Stenger
Frau Sig
Dr. Alareuse
Agricultural Show Prize List and Royal Society Notices
Affiliated with the Royal Agricultural Society, the show features prize lists for cattle sheep and vegetables, with prize allocations, judging rules, and entry details. It notes special prizes, transport arrangements, and a grand concert and dance at the Dongarra ground, with schedules for trains and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mn Am
Paktup
Agricnilral
Doogarra
Geralitod
Mingenew
Dongarra
Royal Society
Mystery of Wilson Death Linked to Brewery Worker
Police traced the killer of Mrs. Wilson to a man delivering a cyanide tainted beer payload and a printer who produced a compromising circular for a brewery firm. Investigators tied the intruder to a bungalow on the Delaware River where two women from Philadelphia and New York were involved in the plot. Dr W H W Wilson had publicly feared assassination, and the police faced public pressure as several women in New York and Philadelphia allegedly tried to derail the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minorca
Marne
Orpington Binck
Storm Police
Hen
Omide
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Muscovy Duck
Drake
New York Telegrams
Turkey Dock
Lenin Om Srtiy
Durker Ben
Olwilliam
Wilson
Philiclphia
Jing Srumlal
Wile
Alrink
Mamt
Ge Society
Secon Gepac
Tamoho
Pitteh Bacon
Buller
E. Symonds
Pearse and
Herbert
Hull
Goode
Durant
Ot Jutv
Fe Wilson
Aten
Mominrat
Temple
Tir Wilson
Philadeelphia
New York
W. HW. Wilson
Rome
Philadelphia
Taxation Query and Court Appeal Rules
A reader asks about the ruling of Mr. Owen Commissioner of Taxation and whether a taxed individual can seek justice in a law court or force a sale of property. It explains that appeals must be filed within thirty days to the Court of Review, with possible further appeal to the Supreme Court, and notes that debt to the Crown arises after assessment. The column then hints at broader sections covering literature, science, sport, poetry, and a picture-puzzle contest with a Japan trip prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chass
WAL
Vel Box
Phillipa
Finch
al Yd. 'Pherson, Esq
Jr Smit
S. J. Phillinn
Mereford
Ayrshire
Devery
Jersey
Tay
Forrest, Immanel and Co
Shropshire
Wills and Co
Hormann
Mitchell
Weicester Rain
Talgety & Co
Lincoln
Pat Wethers
Cork
Cockerel
Pullet
Hesse
rHoo & Langahan
Langahan
Roel
Pullet Os
Tate
Owen
Hous
Tam
Rte
Corrow
Bertrom
Court of Review
Supreme Court
Japan
Life Magazine's September issue praised for fiction and features
The publication highlights include a detective tale by Jacque Fue trelle from the Van Dusen series, an Australian story by a New Zealand writer, and a humorous baby story. Serious pieces include Dr Pitchett's tale of the Black War in Tasmania and several illustrated articles such as how I Make Em Smile and Deep Sea Diving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacque Fuetrelle
van Dusen
Dr. Pitchett
Tasmania
Barclay Gammon
Anatralania
W. A. Somerset
Langers
Cork
Charlet — Nuttall
Kiin
New York
Fitchott
Fragmentary miner quotation from a historic page
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a miner at a battery Wes with garbled words. The readable bits include phrases like “Qued graciour,” “At this is prety pure,” and “Great-Peppermi Cure.” No coherent event or names emerge.
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Count Stolen Secklm
Irwin District Agricultural Society
The
Royal Agricultural Society
de Phillips
Tey
Flatuare
Esq
Mla
Donald
McPherson
Eng
Kennie Grant
Kw ‘Carbvon
E Mitchell
1.S
W. S. Oliver
Bag
CW Ormoran
W. B
Shotion A
Prise
Gotreu
Ma Wu Ao Tou
WiMill
Tie Country
Connwell
Ue Atte
Geraldin
Sidimes Am Stalions
Cer Waldton
Pont
Teelurn
Sinute
Geraldina City
Isell
Shoul
Waldeck
Botti
Tetras
Hearnes
Biter Eter
Ted Thain
Amet
Ely Ceten
Police Statios
Gesiong East
Ty Tore
Timremally
Corrstreet
Geelong
Iene
Madicley
Saredd
Wwe
Talon
Firurna
Turing
Athens
Tnhalotiensyiheut
Renindins
Vector
Hearnne
Mall Stas
Enid
W. G Hearne
Gaaiong
Victoria
Hearne
A. Great Magazine
Benger
Sautschet
Pruit Sait
Eno
Amy Disceda
J.C Bno
Pruty
London AB
Eas
4. C. Emg
Beecham Pills
Geraldton
Meteorite
Thunderbolt
Nentilice
Jcieteorite
Australia
Sim
Binakan
Carbine
Meteorites
Tras
Nendlion
Fereniey
Fality
Gauge
Hletsorite
Saker
Ony
J. Crevm
Gerald
T. Bennett
AVING
Victory Brick Works
Clapman River
Spreality
Adiren—Railway
Butel
Ofdaldtor
European Agency
William Wilson & Sonsni
Fis
Benen
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