Case of Mrs Elizabeth Mitchell in Marshestrent NS
A Special Reporter profiles Mrs Elizabeth Mitchell of Marshestrent Rich monr NSAW, claiming a dramatic recovery from dropsy and related symptoms after years of severe weakness. She describes heart flutter, leg swelling, poor appetite, and fatigue, attributing improvement to Clemens Towic and related remedies while consenting to publication of her testimony.
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Elizabeth Mitchell
Richmonr
Ain
Declaration of sworn document in New South Wales 1808
A formal declaration from W. Sullivan at Richmond on July 20 1808 attesting to the authenticity of an annexed document of multiple folios. The affidavit references a 19th century act for suppressing illegal oaths and affirmations within the colonial government and notes a citizen’s belief in the document’s truthfulness.
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Butksonre
Manonomreet
Hilmond
New South
Aosclwualy
Hays
Clemenie
Maine
Ferus Abelivkin
New South Wales
Tracks in the East by L A Describes youth vandalism and adult cautions
The piece argues youths fling stones and wreckage while adults act with little foresight and temperance groups in Mount Gambier criticize licensing decisions. It notes a local option poll within a year and comments on cause and consequence of licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A
Litsle
Mount Gambier
Barly
Kalandoo
Debate on licensed houses and South African war logistics recapped
The piece contrasts temperance politics in Victoria with imperial policy debates. It surveys moves against a proposed hotel licence, then shifts to South Africa where Uitlander grievances helped trigger Britain's war stance. It also analyzes Federation timelines and the Kingston Holder political dynamic, plus detailed notes on Natal supply lines, transport limits, and remount logistics for the campaign.
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Victoria
Temperance
Millicent
Federation 15
Kingston
Aruy Svevien Corps
Maritehueg
Ladysearth
Durban
Cape
Natal
Army Service Corps
Ward
George White
Richanlave
Redvars Buller
South Australia Reform Convention Proposed by Electors
The text advocates sending the electors to form a South Australia Parliamentary Reform Convention and explores the limits of reform under current provincial government methods. It warns that without broader federal checks, drastic changes may be needed, even to remove the head of the Council and much of the Assembly.
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South Australia
Big Property Holders in Adelaide Land Tax Return
Parliament heard a return listing the 25 largest Adelaide land tax payers by unimproved value. Key names include The South Australian Company, the estate of Thomas Martin, Corporation of Adelaide, Leonard Waterhouse, estates of Jacob Montefiore and B. M. Da Costa, Arthur Waterhouse, and several executors and banks. Total assessed value amounts to £1,587,750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holder
Adelaide
South Australian Company
Thomas Martin
Corporation of Adelaide
Leonard Waterhouse
Jacob Montefiore
Arthur Waterhouse
Henry Martin
B. M. da Costa
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Joseph Burrow Montefiore
Sir Henry Ayers
Alexander Hay
Walter Waterhouse
Union Bank of Australia
Churcher
Martin
Arthur Chapman
E. C. Chapman
S. G. Smith
London
East Red Market Company
Martha Joe
M. Featherstonn
Bank of Australasi
The
Savings Bank
Commercial Bank of Australasia
W. H. Cray
A. White
It Cured Hor Cough Per Mus Brann Case in Arkansas
A woman from Iniore Ark reports long severe coughs ended after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. She credits two bottles with full cure after years of poor health. She endorses the product and notes Walter Campbell as agent for sale.
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Mary A
Motoring and Energy Key to Safe March to Transvaal Frontier
In advocating for mobility across Africa, the article praises motor movement and energy guided by sound judgment to ensure comfort and safe conduct of any column marching toward the Transvaal frontier.
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Africa
Transvaal
Dr Williams Pink Pills Safer Influenza Cure Tale
In a wartime travel tale a Company tour in Western Australia describes severe illness with loss of appetite and heart discomfort. A renowned physician offered remedies, but only Dr Williams Pink Pills provided complete relief after several weeks, with the pills sold by the Dr Williams Medicine Co in Adelaide.
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Stefo
Celepany
Vilius Bey Filia
Dr. Williams
Adelaide S.A
Yakamik guarding flocks and other world notes
The yakamik, a crane like guardian used by Ven cauala natives to protect flocks, reliably returns home at night. A Blue Island man, Frank Ballin, sued doctors after X rays caused ankle damage leading to three amputations and a $10,000 verdict. A German builds a pagilue proof glass air purifier claimed to sterilize by sun heat. Bordeaux reports a cruel bullfight with six Spanish women as toreros, five bulls slain and spectators witnessing suffering. Local printing firm cited in imprint.
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Vencauala
Frank ¥. Ballin
Blue Island
Bordeaux
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Ulus
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Britain
Holler
Solomon
Labor Party
Roberts
Country Party
Pouleton
Crown Lands Office
London Standard
South Africa
Ladysmith
Newcastle
Orange Free State
Edward Chichester
Dorhan
Ladyswith
Spain
France
Chicago
Dr.wilims
Hamilton Hill
Donald Campbell
Millicent Printing Snd Bablishine Company
Georges Millicent
Sowth