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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
9
The Rev Woodrow of Ormakirk proposes a home remedy he claims cures influenza and fevers, praised by parishioners. He cites trials among patients and prescribes Pure Phenol Calvert No 1 mixed with water, with a dosed schedule for adults and children, amid reports of widespread illness.
A tale from Hill End recalls a horse bought for £1 after being impounded. The animal, later named Lottery, proved fast and won many Western District races before it was identified as a New Warrior horse Wellington Tiss.
A collection of short items: Edison warns youths not to watch the clock while starting life. NSW police numbers show 68 74 Australian born. Grenfell to be lit with acetylene. many clergymen face perjury trials in Sydney. Sydney Show photos of a champion ram and Parkes Show exhibit. Kerosene duty excludes bulk imports. aim to make cases and tins in Australia. A young Sydney woman commits suicide, heart bearing photo of unfaithful lover. Sydney free trade papers attack G H Reid over new duties. NSW Sheepbreeders Year Book 1907 praised. Orange records high prices for Tabratong cattle sold by Leeds and Co, averages around £12 per head, top £1328 61. Lyne says NSW produced 200 miles weekly of wire netting and will reach 600 miles later this year. Parkes Show bullock guessing prize weights listed with close figures.
A fragmentary pedigree notes UBENSBERRY a two year old bay horn with ties to Kilbawie Hallarat Clunes Talbot St Arnand and Donald shows. It lists multiple prize wins across Victoria and the North including geographies such as Sandhurst Stirling and Strathdon with references to grandsire Thi North and Topsmith in the late 1800s.
The report notes a 1904 to 1905 Maitland event where dogs such as Look Fanges stained Hirt and Polly and Lucy competed. It records various prize results with several dogs earning firsts and seven Beat vyiges achieving Champion status, amidst unclear judge notes and references to inhibitors and imp.
A damaged OCR passage from Charlie Wick Steet Cartarton NF mentions indigestion relief and Chamberlain's Toilets, with unclear praise. It notes a sale of Teak Hall and lists J as a contact, lacking coherent details or dates.
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