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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1905
Page
14
Gleanings recounts the origin of OK from Aux Cayes and the Civil War era, notes on Democratic banners, and a string of anecdotes about judges, public figures, and quirky rural life. It mentions a boozy bench scene, a justice who consults authorities, and a comic misread of a magistrate’s teetag.
Tichbourne footballers won the Forbes-larkes district competition this season, only losing one match. Parkes Mxasinen reprints from the EBepress the full report of last week's Peak Hill Show. One local hotelkeeper gave 100 cigars to an Orminge football team. A Melbourne Cup winner may come from Boabdil or other horses. Bronchitis treated with Beonington's Trish Moe. An amendment to the Castures Protection Act considers registering sheepskin buyers, keeping ears on skins for ID.
Propagates a natural cure claim for indigestion and dyspepsia. States that half digested food is poison and that one or two tabules after each meal will cure stomach troubles. Mentions sale by Stephens.
A Camperdown man narrates his two year battle with illness and nerve pain. He describes suffering, a failed doctor’s treatment, then relief after using Clement’s Tonic. He credits renewed appetite energy and sleep and recommends the remedy for families.
William Henry Weamente of Now 175 Chireb street Camperdown New South Wales declares under oath that he has carefully read the annexed document and truthfully set out facts about accounts by Clements Tole. He states the statement is voluntary and true as sworn at Camperdown on September 5, 1904 before FE Barnes JP.
The piece notes Stan bury weighing 7st 7lb and reducing to 12st lb. It criticizes the Australian team in England calling them the worst sent home. It accuses Greg ory of bias and claims Tongue and Bang have influenced Parliament. it quotes Roosevelt urging Australia to open gates or keep cradles full.
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