Coroner Examines Dead Body as Inquest Continues
In CHAPTER XV a coroner questions witnesses about a death found near an iron fence on Kim Street. Thomas Haskins recounts finding the body late at night and describes examining the corpse for signs while officers search for evidence and guard against penciled pockets and theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della
Miss Delia
Mina Delia
Shy
Romeone
Harvey
Beshroack
Wright
Grewt. Pultney
Waverley Hotel
Indy
Meareet
Pultney
Couess
Ohio
Quesi
Hasbrouck
Anstruther
Cavendish
Anateucher
Mel Dyche
Thave
Roylance Tooey
Ilweribe
Hustrouck
Christopher Huskins
Han- Fine
Alain
Bert
Bile Beans Advertises Liver Health Remedy in 19th Century Style
An old advertisement extols Bile Beans as a liver medicine and remedy for constipation, indigestion, headaches, and debility. It claims the liver works unseen and promotes permanent relief by correcting liver action. Boxes cost 1/14 or 2/9 with a sample offer and address at 89 Pitt Street Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Bite Bean Manufacturing Co
Pitt Street
Sydney
Health making start and atmospheric effects in storms
The text discusses how mites and germs are removed or killed by air, notes the ozone smell after hyder storms, and mentions storms forming from the atmosphere resisting radiant heat. It observes extreme tropical heat at four miles up, and a deadly event tied to a tropical work of long duration. It then hints at upper atmospheric punctures and air movement shaping the crust and providing air and warmth, akin to earthquakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Heights
Tomorow
Oficer Wright
Cavendish House
Elm Avenue
Jocelyn
Equator
Tropics
Indian Root Pills Promised Cure for Breath and Digestion
An old advertisement touts Indian Root Pills as a cure for bad breath and a wide range of ailments. It claims the product cleanses the stomach, improves liver function, relieves constipation, and purifies blood, promising permanent relief with regular use.
Adelaide testimonial reveals doctor William Lanham Cowart
A fragmented interview from Adelaide features William Lanham Cowart describing his health decline and recovery after using Clements Tonile. He credits improved sleep digestion and appetite to the remedy, expressed as part of a broader program by Government House officials and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmni Lanham Cowart
Nile Tyne
Mel Couki
Clements Tonis
Clementa Tonia
Clements
Clementa
Colle
The Song of the Mours and Other Almanac Notes
A fragmented page blends a mix of didactic verse and ad copy. It retells The Song of the Mours allegorically with birds and celestial imagery then pivots to notes on wireless telegraphy in Switzerland and bird species in India. It shifts to historic tidbits, then promotes Dr Sheldon’s Magnetic Liniment retailed by Walter Campbell in Avent, Malivout, Switzerland, listing product uses and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
India
Fabriano
Ancona
Nate
Waler Campbell Avent
Malivout
Nyera
Walter Campbell
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Hials Finn
Wien
Bevati
Armia
Alemumalik
Maine
Williame
William
Habbie
Stepney
B.A
Lin
Williane
Dr. Willisma’ Medicine Co
Bern
Jentern
Cavendial
Miss Cavendish
Ant
Miss Della Peak
Aswe Fom
Poultney
Ako Anid
Homer
Maud Gray
Maud
Bits Hotel
Waverley
Misa Dalla
Ali
Athens
Adelaide
Mr. Wlooward
Itacorony
Robertsmee
Miata
Aostadinds
Conan Elis
Wanoeumay
Sheridan
Tuk Advertisie
Tay Chronicle
Tue Age
Tue Observer
Tue Lendik
Eekly
Yue Tow & Country
Pervndienly
Chi Book Bazaar
George-Street
Millicest
Senuine Clearing Sale
A. L. Bronkhorst
Jeweller
Watchmaker
Optciam
Rundle Street
Danigne
Paola
Gabsath
Real Ponti
Muficiains, Co
Iso
Aston Stylan
Tadia
Walthams
Waltham
Bey Winder
Keylaw
ST Gy
Bos
Efam Welches
Bee Gmedlya
Song of the Mours
Switserland
Pal
China
Japan
PAOE
Back Oumbery
Fang le Hed
Donald Ont Tallahta Dale
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