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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
3
A damaged historical note details Messrs Gordon and Gotch Jubilee with a commemorative brochure. outlines the firm’s long history since 1850s, mentions 1863 troubles and later growth, and notes the firm’s wide recognition in the civilized world.
Ambiguous text describes a farming cooperative offering a known taper device and machinery for harvest. The note mentions farmers settling, an imperial errand, and a company tied to Sho'Gompany, with references to bases and an advantage taken.
An Australasian promotion extols Bile Beans as a universal cure while acknowledging doubts about claimed benefits. The ad markets the product as a modern remedy for ulcers, skin issues, nervous problems, and appetite loss, with high prices and a nationwide reach.
The case against Martin McCormick centers on alleged insulting language toward Mrs. Brook and a neighbor, with witness testimony detailing exchanges on October 22 and events at a yard door. Sergeant Bryne and Constable Tanende testified to warnings given and the defendants' temper. The proceedings adjourned for further action next Friday.
The fragment shows incoherent text about planning and remarks on inability to form ideas. It references terms like war, interchange, and homogeny but provides no clear events, persons, or dates. The passage reads as a damaged historical snippet with little actionable content.
An old advertisement extols Zam-Buk for curing skin conditions and related illnesses including ringworm boils and rough skin. It claims rapid results, lists various diseases, and offers direct purchase from Zam-Buk in Sydney with a free sample offer by mail.
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