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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
4
W Wf Paling & Co of Sydney initial plan to donate a £229 gold medal for the musical competition shifted to offering two gold medals worth one guinea each. One prize is for boys and girls under 14, and the other for boys and girls under 18 to avoid age confusion.
Three years ago Harry Connolly son of A Connolly of Molong disappeared while running a Glen Tones bakery. Police made efforts but found no trace. A Stanthorpe encounter with a memory-lost youth named Terry O’Brien led to a possible link, but O’Brien denies knowledge of Connolly. Connolly senior travels toward Stanthorpe hoping for answers.
War entries for Peak III Show close on Thursday July 19. The piece notes wedding rings sold on time in Sydney and a damaging fire in Forbes with an old woman burned. It cites state revenue changes and population trends, plus local council and railway rate concerns in Australia.
A garbled note advertises a modern remedy for coughs colds and lung trouble. It mentions sale by Gilow Brus and promises relief from troublesome symptoms and general health support.
A fragmented note touts Trisit Moss Wonder Chest Medicine as a remedy for coughs and gout, claiming benefits for both youth and old age and asserting greater satisfaction than competing cough remedies.
J Keast of Parkes denounces editor of Express for harsh treatment of his remarks. He claims Labour League work, 40 new members, and organizing in New South Wales, and accuses critics of abuse. Keast defends his denouncement of Renegades and asserts his stance on Australia for the Land Boodlers amid heated exchange.
A damaged report discusses the inheritance of Consumption as rare and often neglected. It suggests Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, taken early, can check coughs, soothe lungs, and help expel the disease. The product is offered for sale by Gilaon Bros Peak Hill and D. W. Lees Tomingtey.
A quirky Britain article notes soldiers persistently refuse Chicago made tinned horns, scorning foreign goods. It contrasts a barrister’s silence on income with income tax filings, then mentions Woods Grant Papparmint Cure as a Bronvidial Cough remedy priced at 0d.
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