Mrs Martha Sim Balrs letter praises Dr Morse Indian Root Pills
A Sydney woman from Cave Street recounts long bilious attacks and weakness. She credits Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills with restoring health, easing attacks, and improving strength after many other medicines failed. She endorses the remedy for others and allows publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sim- Balrs
Mona
Cave Street
Sydney
Martha Simmons
Rim
Morse
Morve
Telephonic Conglomeration and Suffragette Outrage
A cleariy era voice piece describes a chaotic telephone interlude followed by a report on a suffragette outrage at the Royal Botanic Gardens pavilion. Police arrested Joyce Locks and Lilian Lenton near Kew cricket ground after a plan to disguise as men failed. Bail threats, court ejects, and job printing ads conclude the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Botanic Gardens
Joyce Locks
Lilian Lenton
Kew Cricket Ground
Richmond Police Court
Locke
George Raddell
Lloyd George
Hou
Married versus Single cricket match ends in six wicket win
At the Mewke Recreation Ground the Married team defeated Single by six wickets after a cautious chase. Captain Carter led scoring with 38, Purchas 44 and Baila 50 starred for the Single, while Adam Ross claimed six for 35 for the Married in a fine all round effort. Casson took three for 49 bowling honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewke
Carter Cape
Benedict
O'Neil
Gose
Fulton
Bails
Rose
Ross
Patton
Goss
Champion
Campbell
Carter
George
Georges
Howey
Baile
Barton
Purchas
Baila
Casson
Roberta
E. Warmold
Promiscuous Pars and New Therapeutic News
The column notes the sinking of the first Vie well and a water strike, mentions upcoming A W A Pictures, and praises the electric plant while urging rain for the district. It reports mosquito and fly pests, political maneuvering by the Federal Attorney General and Senator Millen, and discusses mycolysine's therapeutic claims. Dr Nansen’s Fram voyage coincidences, Friday the 13th club lore, and a local Mixge Office push for stationary supplies are touched on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Nansen
Fram
Norway
Kirk
Staten Inland
Orndorf
Dinner Honors Mines Cricket Club After Victory
The Mines Cricket Club hosts a banquet at which Captain W Carter and W O Neill led toasts for the winning team. Hosts Mr W J Turner and party praised players, singles, and staff, with performances by local musicians and a round of Auld Lang Syne closing the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Connelly
W. J. Turner
J.P
Mines Cricket
Clint
W. Carter
Don
W. O'Neil
A. L. Roberts
The
Mines Cricket Club
A. Ball
O'Neil
Ponmore
Goes
Dymond
Eeatharia Cricket
R Roddy
A.ige
Roberts
Magor
Turner
von Wedel
Moore
Messra Baile
Barton
Carter
Champion
Bull
Rodda
Casson
Wormald
Shields
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commonwealth
Bank of Australia
Throwbell
Fywang Craney and
Antes
Victoria
Sistoure
Queensland
Adsiaids
Western Awetraiin
Taeramnia
Hicbar
Faye Rone
Loaseon
Foreum
Milla
Credit and
Crouine Rota
Kingrow
Savings Bank Department
Denbon Miller
Gorman
J. Egan
Meekatharra
Ahima
Connelly
Royal Mail Hotel
Richard Mahony
A.W.A. Hall
Pioneer Bakery
Corner Hill and
Porter Streets
W. J. Howard
Howard's Bread
District
Mra Wanebrough
Tailors & Mercers OF
Perth
Eliaf
Meekatharra Aa Peet
Tailors and Mercers
MR. Jas
Baxter
Next W.A. Bank
Gruff Voree
Ray
Anzious
Lissa
Thane
Gruff Voi
Anzione
Bill
Grutt
Andrah
Cricket
Maeriw
Rastly
Osborn
Parramore
Garter
Rails
Parton
Oe Ross
Saundries
Caton
Foster
Ryan
Firet Fanings Goss
Parramore Fe Falton
Roddy
Rosa Bn
Atpd Carter
Gleason
Roes
Ross Foster
Brand
Rona Smith
A.W.A
Toms
Millen
Fisher
Labor
Doyen
Ministera of Marine and Colonies
Paris
Mixge
J. Saggers
Butchers
Meekatharra and
Nannine
Ordere
Lee-Steere’n Buildings
Main Street
Caris Bros
the Jewellers
Barrack Street
Wilady
Philip Neri
Li Fhat
Board of Health
Joe Conway
Turley
Miner
Warman
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