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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
16
The text outlines a broad moral program emphasizing kindness, self-control, respect for others, courtesy to all, forgiveness, patience, social tact, and self improvement. It urges remembering names, avoiding selfishness, supporting others, and treating equals and superiors with equal civility.
A planned church Bazaar at Paiovs Tall near Mundy burned before the public opening as a Chinese lantern decorations sparked a blaze. M L A KE Richards and Archdeacon Dunstan arrived as firefighters fought the flames engulfing the hall and threatened adjoining structures. The bazaar aimed to fund a church slate for a union church project.
A mother worries during a child illness and trusts Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery Te as a safe effective remedy. The advertisement urges every home to have a bottle, sold by C K Stephens.
Printed and published by the proprietor at his registered office on Caswall Street Paul Hill.
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