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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 26, 1906

Page

9

Echoes Far and Near and a Patchwork of Issues

A scattered Australia leading story sheet lot mentions an opponent to Tom Brown for Canobias and attorney general Wade vowing a crusade against raffling at churches. It notes mining dividends, a new Gibson Bros department, rabbit extermination funds, population figures, land sales in Queensland, cricket retirement gifts, road control shifts, wheat yields, fowl tick problems, and a string of sensational warnings about post tragedies, heat, and local government reforms. The tone blends politics, agriculture, and social concerns with vivid regional details.

Tom Brown Wade Wright Market Street Melbourne Jane Jones Gibson Bros Sydney Commonwealth Nu Uber New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia Tasmania Kelly Condobolin Mildura Wellington Dubbo Bourke H. W. Collier Minore Bathurst Francis Adams Gordon Kendall Boake Marcus Clarke Victor Daley Argyle Theirildeng

Why Does a Woman Look Old Sooner Than a Man

A promotional piece argues that traditional laundry with steam heat and boiling harms women’s health, causing premature aging. It promotes a new washing method and a “bubight Soup” product that promises gentler cleaning, whiter results, and easier work for all ages.

Travelling Gipsies Visit Peak Hill

Six Romany travelers two children two women and two men visited Peak Hill on Saturday attracting attention. They are described as impudent and unpunished in towns they tour with a female stealing two cakes of tobacco from a shop and a private being cursed when asked for payment. The visitors left after a short stay.

Peak Hill

Federal Situation Discussed by Victoria Politicians

Our Federal representative Mr. Tom Brown describes the situation as fluid amid fiscal and tariff debates. Protectionist fears of stronger duties clash with free traders led by Mr. Reid, while Deakin edges toward a fiscal stance. NSW gains a House seat as redistribution looms and the election portrait remains unsettled.

Tom Brown Canoblas Free Trade Party Victoria Mr. Brown Reid Melbourne Mr. Reid Deakin Labor Party New South Wales House of Representatives

Magnetic Liniment for Children’s Comfort

When injuries occur to children the mother’s relief comes from Dr Sheldon’s Magnetic Liniment. Rubbing it on wounds or pains eases discomfort and speeds recovery. Keep a bottle in every home as endorsed by many mothers. For sale by F Stephens Forbes. Pastures Protection Board ended the year with a credit balance of £988 6s 10d.

Dr. Sheldon F. Stephens Forbes Pastures Protection Board

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