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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
8
A classic home remedy note extols hot water for many ailments. It cites relief for croup using a heated cloth around the neck, toothache and neuralgia from hot compresses, and cotton batting in hot water for sores and sprains. Drinking hot water before bed is suggested as a mild laxative and stomach soother, with long term use plus diet improving mild dyspepsia.
A Parkes resident, Mr. Warnock, died of heart disease after a remarkable endurance trek. He walked nine miles to a surgeon despite worsening condition, endured hospital care, and reached Parramatta asylum before his heart failed.
Inspector Ravkin warns landowners slow to accept Dr Danysz's method for eradicating rabbits. He notes many rely on licensed hunters, hindering the pest solution. Debating citizens attack Ravkin as despotic. they defend rabbits as help to the poor and criticize Dr Danysz’s approach.
Sporting Mems notes Orange cricketers defeated Dubbo with ease on Saturday. Other items cover swimming champion R Healey, racing results at Farrendale and Bathurst, and various local sports challenges and events across Orange and western districts.
An old advertisement claims Chamberlains Pain Balm relieves sore joints and stiff muscles. It asserts rapid relief after first use and urges following directions, published by W. Taylor & Co in Pea Hill.
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