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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 15, 1907

Page

11

The Labies Column On Doctors And Diet For Children

A reader argues for prompt medical care and doctor advised dieting for children. She recalls cases where early doctor visits saved babies, and a family example where diet changes cured a boy’s bad temper, while cautioning against overuse of patent remedies.

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Homely Far and Kidney Dishes From a Historic Kitchen

A set of old recipes describes Russian soup with butter and kidney, kidney and potatoes with flour and cream, and ox palate croquettes. Steps cover browning kidney pieces, making a potato wall, and frying palate croquettes in seasoned batter.

The Guildhall Giants and Their Storied Past

Nearly all European sovereigns have visited the Guildhall including the Sultan of Turkey and Abdul Hamid. The youthful prince’s questions about the giants Gor and Magog were silenced by a retainer who said they embodied the strength of the British Constitution. The current figures date from 1707, replacing earlier ones lost in the Great Fire.

Europe Weetminster Gazette Turkey Sultan Abdul Aniz Abdul Hamid Gor Magog Tein

Land Interest Prompts Marital Claim in Curious Exchange

A reader remarks that marriage to old Colonel Cashley is driven by affection for property. The reply confirms the love for the land, stating it belongs to Tim. The exchange reflects tensions around ownership and alliance prospects.

Cashley Tim

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