Unceasing misery from kidney trouble urged to use Doan's pills
The notice paints kidney pain as constant suffering with backache, urinary issues and dizziness. It cites Mrs. McRae of Northam praising Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, claiming long relief and no future kidney trouble after seven years, with purchase details and a warning to buy genuine Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Mia. R. McRae
Duke and
Morrell Streets
Northam
Doan
Foster-McClellan Co
Murray Street
Perth
Indian Rope Trick Explained by Calcutta Chief of Police
Lord Frederick Hamilton recounts the Indian rope trick as told by Captain Barnard. In a smoky courtyard a juggler rope ascends mysteriously while a boy climbs and disappears. a bloodied knife claim is made, then the rope and participants vanish from view. Colonel Barnard develops negatives showing only the courtyard mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick — Hamilton
Barnard
Police
Calcutta
Harrard
Munter
Mare Attacks by Snake During Farm Work
Mr W. Robert Grey of Kerstrok reports in the Advertiser that while working with two other horses near a cultivated field, a mare suddenly pricked up, seized a snake about a foot long, and swung it aloft before charging across the paddock with the snake in her teeth. The mare then rolled her head to the ground in an effort to crush the reptile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Robert Grey
Kerstrok
Adelaide “Advertiser
Freding
Horse eats snake? Witnesses report strange event
After this she trotted away and resumed her feeding in an agitated state. I ran up with a stick to dispatch the snake but found no sign of the reptile. The two boys who witnessed the incident claim the horse ate the snake.
Is It Cricket
Sir Newton Moore writes that Lord Harris diatribe against Mr Armstrong is uncricket and improper to air in his absence. He disputes claims of Australian disadvantage and notes professional amateur curbs in England. He recalls Armstrong’s long cricket record and argues for sportsmanlike conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Moore
Lord Harris
Armstrong
Armatrong
Lord Artis
England
Wheat field trials at Cumberland Farm Betka reported
The Director of Agriculture notes fourth year field trials by Teasdale Bros at Cumberland Farm. Rainfall totaled 104 inches with frost in September affecting varieties. yields per acre for Merredin, S.H.J, Gluyas Early, Sailor's Fortune, Nabawa, Newman's Early, Currawa and others are listed. A second trial tested fungicide treatments on smutted wheat with three plots showing only trace smut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Teasdale Bros
Dis Ic
Merredin
Zalbs, S.hj
Sailor's Fortune
Nabawa
Programme of prizes for race classes and stakes
Programme details two races for third and fourth class platers. First race offers a purse of £75 divided: second receives £7, third £3 from stake. six furlongs with acceptance 15s. Second race offers a purse of £40 for third class with £7 to second and £3 to third from stake. six furlongs, acceptance 15s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Australia
Revaive
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Sir Newton Moore
Cumberland Farm
Betka
Northam Race Club
H. F. Wilkinson
Steve Chipper
Atake
W.A. Turf Club
Norham Ace Club
Elmiom Park
Forrest Chambers
Uniter
Hf, F. Wilkinson
Handicopper
Fremantle
HB. Wilkinson
B. Burch
Commonwealth
Australia
Savings Bank Department
Mramohem
Slae
James Kell
Denison Miller
Kom.g
Cinly Ie
W. HH. Foreman
Houghton
Ordens
Fitzgerald-street
Bank OF Aistralasta
Baker's Dress - House
Napery
Adnress
Next Mechanics’ Institute
Ick
Northam Municipal Ige and
R. Harveson
Saddler
Fitzgerald Street
Old Saddlery Firm
Northam Hotel
Shamrock Hotel
AVON
Wellington Street
W. and
W. N. Bodycont
J. M. Russell
White
Fitzgeraldst, Northam, Jones and Russell, Proprietors
Mervyn Carter
Northan
Western Australian Turf Club
Perth Gap
J.C. Clark
Xmas Wines
Fitzgerald ST. Northam
J. E. Garter
Proprivion
Hardy
E. J. McKenzie
Pugh
Ins
Irs
R. E. Birkin
Avondale Cafe
Limtrict
Cabinette
Hay St
Steedman
Palace
Phillips
A. E. Shaw
Begn
Goomalling
Doverin
King Icow
Northam Courier
Goonalling
Dowerin
Mull
P. Coffey
The
Victor G. C. Riseley
Victor Riseley & Co, Fitzgerald
Lellington St
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