Grievance of Peak Hill organist over church post
Agnes Sanderson writes to the Exrress alleging improper handling of the honorary organist position at St Stephen's Church Peak Hill. She claims Rev Willson failed to present her case to the Church Committee, details years of service, honors received, and contested decisions by Rev Wiltson and Miss Veitch, including a disputed resignation and suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sra
St. Stephen's Church
Peak Hill
Willson
Oldham
Wilteon
Barnett
Veitch
Neice
Wiltson
Misa Veitch
Miss Barnett
Miss Veitch
Misa Arnett
Wiltaon
Mr. Yabsley
Rev. Wiltson
Tyree
Providence
Agnes Sanderson
Dr Shellon Magnetic Liniment Sold by Gibaon Bros
An advertising blurb promotes Dr Shellons Magnetic Liniment as a reliable remedy for cuts bruises aches pains rheumatism lumbago and related ailments and states it is for sale by Gibaon Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shellon
Gibaon Bros
Konnington
Bonnington
Victim of Severe Illness Credits Clementa Tonic Aid
Annie Burke of 22 Walker Street Paddington NSW recounts a severe illness marked by nerves fatigue and insomnia. She credits Clementa Tonic with restoring appetite strength and happiness, noting dramatic improvement after treatment and offering her statement for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Burke
Walker Treet
Paddington
Mrs. Burke
Lfe
Hirs. Burke
Joey
Jo Wale
Clements
Walkerstreet
New South Wales
Commonwealth of Australia
Clementa Toole
Eat All You Want Digestive Tabules Ad
An advertisement claims Dr. Sheldon’s Digestive Tabules will digest all foods, giving strength, new life, and renewed ambition. It promises dramatic personal changes and urges purchase from Gibson Bros.
Tax per head in Britain tops Australian states records
The report notes Britain’s tax burden rises 12s 4d per person above Australia’s average, exceeding all Australian states except West Australia. A wry remark follows on love and misfit matches, noting couples often dim lights so Cupid’s view of flaws is blocked before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Australia
Commonwealth
West Australia
End of the World Claims and Odd Local Snafus
A jumble of items includes a claim that Israelites predict 1918 salvation for 44,000 believers, odd local quirks about straw hats and cowed humor, rabbits sold with sand in their skins for higher price, and a Sydney health officer noting 13 deaths in a year. Also reports on rates, bankruptcy annulment, fraud via telegraphs, and misdirected wires in Braidwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
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W. Oibb
J.P
Cupid
Sheldon
Gibson Bros
Beef Trust
America
Sydney
Woodend
Vic
Iteshire
Braidwood
Ines
Sciatica
E. Dunn
Edward Dunn
Peak Uill
Lily White
N. Davey
Jos. Roach
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