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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
6
Figures from Britain show Australia earned about £650000 from rabbit exports last year. Australian labor and packing materials cost around £38976. Shipping freights to London exceeded £90380, with further benefits from freight on Australian railways transporting rabbits to ports.
Wellington protest claims farmers lose £3000 to £4000 yearly from suppliers not paying for bags used with wheat and maize. Nancarrow urges workers to unite with Farmers and Settlers associations to press for buyers to cover bag costs and curb dealer profits.
The note recalls Fraser and Farquharson with an acre base in the cemetery enclosure showing stone with visible gold. It recalls Ninian Melville of Northumberland as cabinet maker and undertaker and a sharp exchange with Jack Haynes in Parliament. Melville later died.
An imaged advertisement argues a dyspeptic husband is the cause of marital strife. It claims Dr. Sheldon's Digestive Tabules cure stomach diseases, restore perspective, and bring health and happiness. Sold by Gibsoe Bros.
A note from our local chemist Szernzna warning that extended reading can blur print and suggesting spectacles as a remedy. The fragment references relief and eyewear but lacks clear context or event.
Albert Samuel Tuck of 130 Campbell Street St Peters recounts a long illness including liver and kidney disturbance chest pain and poor digestion then credits Clements Tonic with restoring appetite digestion sleep and vitality. He declares the narrative true and publishes the account with a formal oath before Justice George Farr in November.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves sore joints and muscle pain from rheumatism. It asserts the balm conquers thousands and urges following directions for relief and cure with continual use. Sold by A. W. Taylor & Co. Peak Hill and J. W. Lees Ogley.
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