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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1903
Page
3
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Police Court records reveal a plea by William Waddick for leaving his wife without lawful support and a separate case over interpleaders tied to Frank Taylor’s goods. The judge ordered Waddick to pay 2 pounds annually for his wife’s support while the execution proceeded on disputed furniture and a stove involving Arthur and Taylor, with witnesses detailing past purchases and bankruptcies.
A lengthy Voice of the People style missive laments corruption and trial anxieties in Britain. It argues loyalty to public trust, criticizes Bent and others, debates discipline and obedience, contrasts lawful power with mob mood, and recalls poverty amid reform debates. The writer recounts hardship in Hyde Park, begging, and widespread unemployment, urging thought on governance and justice.
A forwarded notice notes fictive details about a Labour Condition and agricultural subject matter. It references Lanays Area and the Pra i Prowisary Coy with a Gold Lease N 409 cancellation, and states all five Ioaben listed by the Company remain in free status.
A testimonial promotes Bilé Boune powder as a universal cure, claiming relief from sciatica and numerous other conditions. The speaker describes previous failed treatments, then asserts improvement after using the product, noting a worldwide reputation and listing ailments allegedly treated. The price and packaging are noted.
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