Struck Down for Death His Own Words Debunked
A sensational tale from early times recounts Mr. J. Hawkes of Hawkesview Guildford N Y W who claims a five year illness left him near death until Clemente Tonic restored his health. He describes fits shocking pain and fading strength, doctors failing to diagnose liver issues, then rapid recovery after tonic use. He asserts the tonic cured his disease and saved his life, offering a sworn declaration endorsing the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hawkes
Hawkesview
Guildford
N.Y.W
Clements Tonle
O Thie Peper
Proemsn
Bydney
Mr. Hawkes
Kemore
Clements
Clemente Tonia
Clements Towle
Clements Lane
Floctor
Hawkes
Elas
Remarkable self amputation and Dr Williams pills praised
The article recounts Boer Kruger refusing arm amputation and surgeons urging removal of the hand, then Kruger cutting off his thumb himself. It also profiles Mrs Lois Stratford of Millicent, South Australia, who credits Dr Williams pink pills for curing headaches weakness and sickness after three years of illness and avoiding surgery. The pills are claimed to enrich blood and stimulate nerves, curing various ailments and supporting health, with availability from chemists and Dr Williams Medicine Co. Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom Paul
Kruger
Kenger
Lois Stratford
Millicent
Austria
Williams
King Woilliai Street
Adelaide
Unusual births and colonial notes in Essex and abroad
An Essex sow bore 11 pigs and an elephant, remarkably formed yet living only two hours. the body is bought for the Natural History Museum. Exhumation at Point Geilibrand Cemetery uncovers a preserved nude wife of Captain McEachern. Publisher offers £40,000 for Dreyfus memoirs, rejected. Over in Victoria, fat sheep fetch high bids, unemployment schemes succeed, and tramways shift to electric. war supplies and New Zealand wealth cited in broader notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Pollard
Cock Farm
Boreham
Chelmsford
Natural History Museum
South Kensington
Point Geilibrand Cemetery
Vic
Captain McEachern
Dreyfon
Hamilton
Messrs. R. Stapylton Bros. and Co
Beng
T. Brown
Victorian Board On
Adelaide
Adelaide and Suburban Tramway Company
Westinghouse Electric Co
S.A
Great Britain
United States
Italy
New Zealand
Wool market opens with strong prices and shifting demand
The wool season opens in South Australia with hopes of unchanged or slightly higher quality than last year. Greasy wool tops 12s 3d per lb as buyers react to rising bids. Foreign buyers, led by KE Van Senden, plan extended Sydney Brisbane and Adelaide purchases, while concern grows that crossbred demand may rise as Merino fabric fashion keeps prices high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegister
South Australia
Sydney
Hugh
Bida
Boyers
KE. W. van Senden
Brisbane
Adelaide
Melbourne
Queensland
York
Merino Wool Price Cited With Extra Costs
The report notes additional shillings added to Merino wool, with a readily conceded point that the material remains feeble in price or value given the extra cost context.
Dreyfus Case Echoes Across The World In Politics And Race
A reflective column links the Dreyfus affair to earlier French actions and current Australian and British attitudes. It contrasts European power dynamics with Australian policy on Transvaal and Chinese immigrants, critiquing media sensationalism and urging restraint.
Wise words and Chawblain’s cough remedy claim
A Kentucky drug dealer named W M Terry testifies Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy outperforms all others. He has twelve years in Elkton’s drug trade, sold hundreds of bottles, and asserts the product’s virtue and popularity among customers. Walter Campbell is the local agent for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Terry
Chawblain
Elkton
Walter Campbell
Bile Beans Promises Cure for Biliousness
A crooked man suffers until using Bile Beans, a remedy claimed as an undoubted cure for biliousness, headaches, indigestion, constipation, and a wide range of liver and kidney ailments. The ad targets general weaknesses and tiredness with bold claims of renewed vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Millicent AIL Society Holds September Meeting
A Millicent AIL Society meeting at the Mayutin Connect Office on Saturday September 30th was led by President Merry McDonald with fair attendance. A Railway Department ticket sale offer was rejected. Prize lists were revised for sheep poultry and dairy Produce with new rules and classes. Stewards were discussed and a special meeting set for October 14. The show ground booth sold for 20 pounds and gate tickets were required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent Ail
T. Society
Mayutin Connect
Merry McDonald
Clai
Sutherland
Holagrefe
M. White
Aeioe
Stewis
G.tantram
Prince of Wales leads in officiating record count
Some authorities argue diet shapes child disposition citing gentleness of rice eaters versus meat eaters. The Prince of Wales is noted as Britain’s champion with 75 officiating occasions. Printed and published by Donald Campbell Millicent Printing and Publishing Company Millicent South Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Great Britain
Donald Campbell
Millicent Printing and Publishing Company
George
Millicent
South Australia
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The
Freeman's Journal
Tean
Akuen
Jaume Hawes
Hawkenman
Guilford
New South Wales
Cleieets Toniam
Slso
Government of
Gea
Fairfield
William Stimeon, J.P. Aletiald
Dreyfus
France
D’enghien
Fouchet
D'Enoghien
Napoleon
D’baghion
Lowell
Transvaal
Cape of Good Hope
Cape
Dutch East India Company
Britain
Free States
Cetewayo
Tritain
Kingston
Millicent AL AP. Society
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