Kruger's Gold Seventh Attempt to Map Treasure
The seventh attempt to waive the long rumored Kruger's gold hoard, sunk near Delogoo Bay in East Africa in 1807, is under way. Rand speculators back the venture as they seek to confirm if the treasure exists, despite theories of deliberate sinking by American gold thieves. The wreck site lies on a rugged coast as miners hope to pierce the seal of the sunken cargo. Every organ suffers without proper digestion, and Chamberlain's Tablets are suggested to aid digestion, nourishment, and bowel function.
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Kruger
Delogoo, Bay
Portugare
Afcica
Rand
Cand
A Gambler's Tragedy and a Seaman's Escape
A French coupier Jean Bonvardel kills himself after abandoning life at the roulette table and his wife and child nearly die in a gas- filled home fire. In Hull, seaman Richard Stevenson recounts a German raid on the Eskimo near the Danish Bay and his three-hour swim to safety, with the ship damaged and three English women aboard. the Eskimo was later taken in tow and reported captured the Germans claim.
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Monte Carlo
Lyon
Jean Bonvardel
Hichard Stevenson
Hull
Ake
Arendal
Skagerack
Bowen
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Widely Used for Minor Ailments
The article notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a common mail remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims the medicine loosens the cough aids expectoration and helps restore the system to a healthy condition and is sold everywhere.
Gloucester Advocate Admits Error in Subscriber Records
A Gloucester Advocate notice states an error affected several subscriber accounts. The paper reports corrective actions, including revised account IDs and updated billing details, to ensure accurate renewals and continued delivery.
Withdrawal of Timber Defenders Amid German Bombing
A Daily News correspondent describes a tense withdrawal as timber crews pulled back from a trench after repelling German bombs. As the last bombs were expended, defenders dragged prisoners to safety while Germans, closing in from both sides, bombed each other in the confines of the trench. A German observer was killed when a bomb fell during a machine gun counterfire.
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Daily News
Germain
Constipation and War Memories Dominate Local Gazette
An assortment of notices and anecdotes discuss health remedies for constipation, recent military honors, and daring acts in war. Chamberlain's tablets are advertised for bowel relief, while a piece recalls Abbe Delarne's travels and wartime experiences, highlighting acts of courage by soldiers including J. Hamkena and J. P. Hamkena as a stretcher bearer and trench leader.
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Europe
Abbe Delarne
Paris
Hi Wedding
Parle
Monastry
Spain
Tumerell
Summer complaint in children
A fragmentary notice warns that during summer children suffer bowel disorders and require careful care. It recommends Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a treatment to control looseness promptly, noting it is sold everywhere.
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Oloucester
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John See & Co
Sussex St
Sydney
L. E. Street
Folk— John See & Co
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Malta
Steve Matis
Wo. G
Comino Bros
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Derkin
Joan Bull
West Maitland
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Store Brock
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Hunter St. Weat
Newcastle
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Rees
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Gloucester and
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Croen
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Croga
Pieter Besuidenhout
Britain
Michael O'Leary
Lerant J. P. Hamkena
Ha Grally