Clements Tonic Promises Cure in Personal Health Testimony
A Sydney reader recounts dramatic relief from severe exhaustion, headaches, and weight loss after using Clementia Tonic. Elizabeth Seiten of No 63 Macquarie Street South Surry Hills describes collapse, weakness, and recovery attributed to the tonic, urging others to publish her story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral Publica
Macquarie-Street South
Surry Hills
Mia
Elizabeth Seiten
Ake
Sean Fc
Gilly
Cat Dieahed Didune
Clemente Toni
Dalepe
Clementia
Tosie
Clements
Statutory Declaration and Affidavit of Muarox
A NSW declaration from Fertasers Muarox of Sydney attests to the sworn statements regarding a three piling sequence and related claims. The document asserts voluntary statements without payment and affirms belief in the declared facts.
Local cricket match yields exciting tea
Saturday's local wicket clash produced a vivid contest with 190 at lunch after nine down. Youman top scored 95, Selden later hit 102, while Wilberforce Belden and Starr contributed steady scores as Slade’s bowlers clinched the win.
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Joe Youman
A. Lawrence
Starr
Hoet
Slade
Batatan
Guyra Cricketers Set For Ground Practice Saturday
Guyra players Selden Burling Youman McLeod McLean Vincent Roche Starr Seabrook Griffin Wright will represent the club on the ground at 10.30 sharp next Saturday. Wilberforce leaves to dredge at Tingha and Guyra lacks practice with fielding and in the coming match against Armidale.
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Guyra
sUnutar
Selden
Burling
Youman
McLeod
McLean
Vincent
Roche Starr
Seabrook
Griffin
Wright
Schoul
Armidale
Wilberforce
Tingha
Backwater Defeats Glencoe In 30-Run Win
Match played on 12th inst between shore teams Glencoe and Backwater ended with Backwater winning by 30 runs. Visitors were entertained at Howard's Hotel after the game. Scores show H Hobbs 21 Jennings 23 Harry 24 Scott 14 Min 9 and several zeros across players.
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Glencoe
Backwater
Howard's Hotel
Far and Near news roundup with multiple incidents
A butcher William Prisk injured after being thrown from a horse near Hillgrove. Mount Kosciuszko observatory planning noted for Hobart Premiers conference. Mrs. James Grant died of heat apoplexy at Wyndham. Six year old Thomas Burne dies after tree fall injury at Tamworth. Cobrabald Creek trout plentiful. Walcha reports recent catches. Harvest begins at Manley with record wheat yield forecast. Rumor of Crick resigning as chair in State Assembly. Hailstorms at Mittegong kill sheep and fowl, injure cattle. Major General Hutton praises Commonwealth military system. Works Department spending falls by £336,000 since year start. 28 ton brake engine travels Sydney to Bathurst in 10 days. French tobacco empire employs many workers and profits £16,000 yearly. Lost Mayor of London badge valued at £120,000 in diamonds. Russia’s hay purchase and Chilean warship join Baltic fleet. Ex-Lieutenant Witton arrives in Adelaide aboard Rupie. Brisbane hotelier fined £300 for selling adulterated liquor. U S Navy seeks funds to double personnel.
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William Prisk
Hillgrove
Koseiueke
Austin Chapman
M.H R
Hobart
James Grant
Wyndham
Thomas Burne
Tamworth
Manney
London
Ressia Hay
Witton
Bushveldt Carbineere
Adelaide
Disappearance case and cyclone damage reported in state
The Attorney General declines to file a bill re Senior Constable Ferguson tied to the Tumberamba gold disappearance. Cyclone damage in Coomand and nearby districts is worse than thought with destroyed buildings and stripped vegetation. Wool receipts rise to 356000 bales, harvest under way. wheat yields late but expected high. A young girl died in a gun accident and a Melbourne coroner’s jury found Rowina Robins guilty of murder.
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Ferguson
Tumberamba
Coomand
Manning Cooperative Dairy Company
Carruthers
Matone
Koowerap
Victoria
Rowina Robins
Melbourne Cariday
Forbes
Victor Ridley
Tamworth
North Guard Club members discuss sale and purchases
Correspondence reports a North Guard Club meeting deciding to sell the mat to the Tulbumurra Club and grant that club first refusal on leggings and gloves. The secretary allegedly bought wicket keeping gloves from Mr Love for 2 shillings, raising questions about authority and proper sale procedures.
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North Gurf Clc
Tulbumurra
Selden
Love
Wat Pearnt
Wandworth Wind Bag Puffed Over Letters in Local Reply
Wandworth resident Pansons of Toptleworth apologizes for an ill tempered letter in the Guyra Advocate. He defends the family’s long standing good name and laments hostile criticism from a Wandaworth correspondent. The exchange underscores community tensions and long memory in the small village.
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Guyra * Advocate
Wandaworth
Pydner
Esteer
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Clements Tonic
E. Merton
Firatel Vale
Bobe
Ney
Armidale School
VY Guyba
Guyrs
Mishit
Belden
Charlie Starr
Charlie
Seiden
Ecuires
Skare
Mac Ies Vicent
Wuile Ane
Youmap
Dusell
Payne We
White
Sixuse
C. S.arr
Blade
Skuse
Wade
J. Starr
Slade Hurling
Stade Aan
Chaffey
Sisar
Wade Pickin
Neral Notes
Baackwater
H Hobbs
J Muldoon
HC Wilame
Jennings
Eamony & Donal
W A Wilberforce
Walkee
J Donald
Collier
Ward
Rundmes
Lotal OL
Glenere
E Sergeant
W Sageant
Min
Harry
Scott
Sanires
Goodwin
Wiliams
Smith
Bourke
Lowe
Ia Iries
Crick ‘Propares
State Assembly
Mittegong
Hutton
Works Department
Orange
Sydney
Bathuret
Brisbane
United States Navy
Congress
AEGTS
Wandsworth
Lo i. Pansons
Toptleworth
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