Popular Actress Blanche Clements Recalls West Trip
Miss Blanche Clements of Alfred Dampier's Dramatic Co. talks with our reporter about her Western Australia tour. She describes roughing it, praise from locals, and a lingering fever, later attributing recovery to Dr Williams' pink pills. The piece also notes a cattle tuberculin test near Struan showing the herd free from disease, overseen by Stock Inspector Williams.
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Alfred Dampier
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Victoria
Thad
William
St. Vitus
Dr. Williams
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Struan House Estate Tests Jersey Herd for Disease
Executors of the Struan House Estate plan tuberculin testing for the Struan herd of pure Jerseys to confirm health status and satisfy safety standards. The move reflects ongoing efforts to ensure livestock health and meet herd certification requirements.
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Struan House
Struan
Tracks in the Dust discusses politics and federation
The piece praises former MP James Cock for his honest service and recalls how support shifted before 1899. It critiques regional subsidies and taxation, arguing the North benefits from higher tariffs and loans while the South-East bears debt. Federation and tariff policy loom, with examples from Queensland and Western Australia.
Gambier agriculture and Harrold case prompt moral critique
The piece criticizes Federation’s impact on Gambier district crops like potato and barley, Millicent grazing, and drought effects while urging scrutiny of societal morals beyond imprisoning Arthur Lucas Harrold for dishonesty and gambling. It argues newspapers and business practices share blame for public vice and fraud.
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National Defence League
Arthur Harrold
The Best Cough Medicine for Sleep and Cold Ailments
When coughing disrupts sleep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy provides prompt relief for colds and promotes easier expectoration. It soothes the lungs and helps prevent pneumonia. For sale by Walter Campbell, Agent.
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Chamberlain
Walter Campbell
Boundary road protest and council tender bids noted in Kennion meeting
District Council of Kennion held on Saturday June 2 with members including Jameron Patterson Ferguson Spear Burtherland and GC Cameron. A memorial opposed any boundary road deviation near Mount Mairhead Riddoch. Debates over main road alterations and grants followed as declarations were read for destruction of 18 foxes and 1 wild dog. Tenders for drain excavation were discussed with Northern accepted. Obstructions flooding a road were ordered removed and talks urged to place Campbells Hill to Riddoch Grey on the main roads schedule.
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Patterson
Ferguson
Spear Burtherland
Cameron
Boundary Road
Mount Mairhead
Riddoch
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Schulz Bros
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A. H
Eee
Last Council Meeting Ends Terms And Farewell Vote
The meeting approved a motion to cover expenses for Mr Bellin and to address office gaps. A proposal to stop fox destruction bonuses until a special rate or alternative means is set was carried. Dr. Ferguson proposed a thanks to the retiring chairman, praising his service and hoping for continued harmony with the new council.
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Patterson
C. Cameron
Ferguson
Dr. Ferguson
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A. Spehr
Bile Beans for Biliousness Promoted Across Colonies
An American medical find promotes Bile Beans as a vegetable remedy to aid liver stomach and kidneys restoring digestive health. Advertises benefits after years of research claiming many illnesses stem from digestive derangement and that thousands report positive results with the product.
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Bill Beans
Surprised Young Man, Dublin Roof Worker Falls After Shock
A Dublin workman repairing a high roof lost his footing and fell. He grabbed a telegraph line to save himself, shouting for others to hang on. After a few seconds he cried out to drop, then lay senseless in the street. He recovered at the hospital and joked about fearing the wire would break. A jest on prison visitors closes the piece.
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Dublin
Millicent Printing Inlane George Publication Note
A fragment notes printed and published by Donald eee es the Millicent Printing inlane George at Bilson Bust Auteul. The legible text hints at an in-house publishing detail with ambiguous names and location references.
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Millicent Printing
Inlane
George At
Bilson
Bust
Auteul
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