Miraculous Cure Story From Bile Beans Claim
Mrs J Forder of Dubbo N S W presents a dramatic testimonial about Bile Beans curing biliousness after a long illness begun in Kimberley South Africa in 1880. The narrative outlines prior hospital treatment and a complete recovery at age 42, with improved appetite weight and vitality, credited to the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo
Forder
Diamond Fields
Kimberley
South Africa
Australia
Old Dubbo
Duel refusal sermon echoes old courtship tale near Ledbury
A church near Ledbury still preaches against duelling as part of a will bound tale of a damsel whose rivals fell in love with her. Sakai, near Osaka, Japan, is hailed as the Sheffield of the East, set to attract cutlery industry and leverage its historic cutlery reputation.
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Ledbury
Sakai
Osaka
Japan
Sheffield
The Australian Trouble and Nervous Exhaustion
A concise review explains nerves suffer from over sensitivity and irritability in modern life. It notes that worry and nervous exhaustion cause headaches neuralgia and low spirits. The cure is to remove the cause and tone up the nerves through healthier conditions.
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a nerve food and tonic. It claims the pills stimulate and sustain the nerves, cure worry and dejection, strengthen the back and spine, and restore cheerfulness and energy for overworked men and women. The copy urges trying the first box as proof of its effects.
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Advertised
The advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People claiming cures for blood impurities from heat anemia and indigestion among many other ailments. It states availability from chemists and stores across the colony and from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Adelaide with pricing 2/9 per box or six for 15/3 post free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Adelaide
Millicent Rivoli Bay District’s Early Township Struggles
A historical survey recounts Millicent and Rivoli Bay towns, noting winter drainage hazards, land sales under the Dutch Auction, and rapid growth funded by state expenditures. It covers early stone houses, public figures, and drainage finances, including mismanagement, contractor disputes, and strafed promises. The narrative tracks drainage trials, peat swamp sinkage, and farming setbacks, with acts in 1875 76 expanding deep drainage schemes and major works ongoing.
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Glisha
McKenzie
Millicent
Davenport Street
Jung
Garroway
Mount Gambier
Mount Gambier Road
Wallaby
Canton
Packard
Old England
Bendigo
Dick Hinton
Paorna
Venice
Rivoli Bay
Messrs. Williams Broa
Wyrie
Somerset Hotel
Aaron Lane
Beachport
Audit Department
Butte
J. Stuckey
Patiala Ghoul Ram Nath Confesses Grave Robbery Tale
A Patiala man Ram Nath, a low-caste Hindu of about 30, confesses to robbing graves and eating human flesh for years. He says Mahar mendicants raised him with this taste, until his arrest left him with two seers of raw meat daily. He claims he cannot eat cooked food and rejects liquids.
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Patiala
Ram Nath
Advocate of India
Memorial structure in marble rises in memory of father
Mise Wilson had it built in memory of her father who died over a year ago. The monument stands 28 feet tall with a 25 feet base, crafted from white marble.
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Mise Wilson
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Sean
Mra. J. Forder
N.S.W
Mae Vetten
W. Haughton & CO
CG. L. Spehr
Solictior
Apparas— Smith
Mr. R
Slater
Cola
Quibell
C . B. Reece
Gurley Station
S.d. Ad
S.u. No
Bir
Bell
A. G. Spehr
J.w.elton
Blacksmith & Farrier
Ontario
H.h.osborne
W W. Livingston
South Australia
Hull
Milne
Tantanoola
Mount
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