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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
17
The text offers remedies for colds and coughs using onions and lemon juice, tips on treating burns with soda solutions, and home kitchen recipes. It includes Apple Casserole methods with rice and various apple dishes, pudding ideas, and a long Apple Chutney and other domestic tips.
A historical article lists simple home remedies including lotions with chloride of ammonia and elder water, and a zinc compound lotion. It also describes a basic white lotion and offers guidance on hydrating the body and mouth to ease thirst, with tips on mouth rinsing and sponge baths.
The orphanage committee of the London and South Western Railway presented the collecting dog London ack M1 with a silver collar and medals for 1300 in donations by August. Jack, a retriever cross, has eight years of charity work. theft gang captured with over 60 dogs, Mrs Wickins praised worldwide.
A debtor told Shore ditch County Court he had lost his home to creditors and, after his wife bore twins, was asked what could be done for them. The defendant offered the twins in payment, saying they are substantial, but the judge made no order.
The Anglo-French Syndicate plans a permanent entente cordiale memorial on Aldwych Strand with a French theatre shops and offices. They submitted an amended offer on 16 December but holidays delay review. The French designed palace and theatre are admired and the syndicate offers 165,000 a year ground rent for the site.
A fragment notes Senor Franciys Gudines of Beenbrig in the United States as having a remarkable power to withstand electricity. The text mentions invitations to any ont.
New York reports Senor Godinez claims to withstand high voltages and conducts lightning through his body. He says a secret technique enables the body to conduct vast currents, with exhibitions before doctors and plans to stage further demonstrations including handcuffs to a generator and passing current through his body.
An express correspondent reports a new Riviera job where stylish Paris dressmakers arrange luxurious hotel living for attractive women. They lure wealthy guests by introducing clients to employers, steering conversations to dress, then secure access to private gatherings. The model’s clothes are made by the dressmakers and the victim is directed to the location.
Leeda writing in Sunday Strand recounts Mrs Ann Jane Carlile and Rev Tabes Tunnicliffe founding the Band of Hope to temper youth. They held a meeting with children who pledged to refrain from strong drink, with 209 signing on the spot. Since then millions have signed similar pledges worldwide.
A Canadian writes to the Marwinster Guardian detailing ongoing Chinese smuggling into the United States and Canada. He notes an 8000 dollar tax on each entrant, yet smugglers persist via Chinese agencies that pay the tax and still collect profits. The account portrays difficulties in abolishing Chinese entry and the regular trafficking through the border.
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