Untitled historic remedy note about colic and remedies
Fragmentary historical remedy note advising immediate home care for colic and looseness. Mentions a bottle and chemical store context, with unclear terms and names.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 29, 1916
Page
3
Fragmentary historical remedy note advising immediate home care for colic and looseness. Mentions a bottle and chemical store context, with unclear terms and names.
The notice lists 100 WETHERS with 4 teeth and good wool-cutters for delivery on 15 November at 1/6. It also mentions 1 Wether Crossbred LAMPS with a July to August drop, running on good country at 20/6, in good condition, and running on sow feed. A 25 short lift can be arranged.
Mr. H. R. Reid hands to secretary of the hospital a sum of £248 6d, representing donations collected at Allan Geddes' shearing shed.
A man’s body was recovered from the Manilla River near Mr George Bowman’s Wimborne area on Monday morning. Police and Dr Ritch attended the scene. The corpse showed advanced decomposition and is thought to have been in the water about fourteen days. The deceased is estimated at 43 with no identification. It’s unclear if the deceased is white, a Chinaman, or another nationality. The body was buried and a magistrates inquiry will be held.
C.G. Wade, university official in Sydney, writes Nov 2 1916 urging a new national coalition in New South Wales. He claims the aim is a permanent broad platform uniting all parties to support the government and the war effort while preserving Liberal principles. He notes mine market strain and a coal strike as signs of unrest and appeals for Liberal and Liberal Progressive members to join the new party.
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