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Newspaper
Lloyds Weekly News
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 06, 1903
Page
16
A serialized detective tale unfolds with Beale tracing a murder plot. In Guildford, Miss Gillingham, a typewriter source, and Clarice Lefarge illuminate connections to the Donaldson case. The killer is unmasked when Captain Dobbs and Green confront Beale in a dramatic showdown.
A Melbourne Weekly Times verse notes the cost of kindness. It urges simple acts like a kind word or a tender gesture to lift neighbors, comparing smiles and touches to sunshine. The poem muses on daily life divided between joy and hardship and asks why we overlook such small deeds.
In the Windsor Magazine Christmas issue Madame Patti shares vocal guidance. She credits Ettore Barili for her foundation, favors short daily studies, and urges banking voice reserves. Fresh air and outdoor exercise are praised as essential for health and endurance of a singer. A private donor has offered 50,000 to University College London to boost higher scientific education and research.
A brief admonition urges immediate action to treat bronchitis to prevent a second illness. It stresses urgency for both children and adults and calls for prompt steps to cure bronchitis and avert further health complications.
The ad asserts Scott's Emulsion both cures bronchitis and prevents pneumonia or consumption later. It warns that after bronchitis, measles often follows, and danger rises during convalescence unless the patient is thoroughly built up. The message emphasizes lasting recovery to avoid a worse illness.
An advertisement urging use of Scott's Emulsion to bolster recovery after measles. It touts pure cod liver oil as a chest disease fighter, claims superior palatability to ordinary oil, and notes added lime and soda hypophosphites as bone and muscle builders. The copy cites unsolicited letters as proof of curing bronchitis and measles.
A resident from 63 Caire Road Walthamstow Essex dated July 20 1903 sends a brief history praising Scott's Emulsion. He recounts epileptic fits and illnesses from age two to seven, noting progress after using the remedy and doctor’s agreement on its benefits for the child.
The ad proclaims Scott’s Emulsion as highly beneficial for a weakly child like Albert Hendrik of Mr. Lyth. It claims it lays a foundation for a sound constitution and urges readers to start now. It warns that alternatives to Scott’s will fail and be costly.
Act To Day If you want perfect Health yourself or desire it for your children write to Scott Bowne Ltp 10 11 Stone cutter Street Ludgate Circus London BC send 4d for postage name this paper and you will receive a free sample bottle and A Bunch or HEarts EASE a charming booklet for children
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