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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
17
A newspaper fragment outlines summer lingerie trends with light embroidery, white fabrics, and new blouses, plus a note on fashion accessories and practical attire. It also offers childcare guidance advising against entertaining babies, preventing falls, and avoiding garters and overly tight clothing for infants and toddlers.
Guidelines emphasize regular weekly weighing in the first year to detect malnutrition. It discusses expected weight gain, holding head up by three months, sitting straight by six months, crawling by ten to twelve months, teething timelines, and growth milestones, with emphasis on monitoring weight changes and feeding adequacy.
Correspondent reports unrest after the failure of M. Jalucot affects a savings bank with suspended payments. Depositors rush to withdraw as the bank plans to reopen, while anxious crowds demand their funds and property offerings. The bank’s assets are valued around 1.55 million with 0.16 million claimed by creditors.
At Marylebone County Court on 7 August Miss Margaret Carter of West Hampstead sued drapers W Roper of Kilburn for injuries from a celluloid comb fire at a Norfolk farmhouse. The court heard burns to her head and partial baldness after a comb melted in heat. Evidence questioned product safety and warranty. a chemist explained celluloid’s inflammable nature. The jury awarded damages to Miss Carter.
The article describes garget or congestion of the udder in cows, its causes and signs including watery bloody milk and fever. It discusses injuries and infections, symptoms such as chills, fever, thirst, reduced milk flow, and potential abscesses. Treatments include ginger in warm water, moist heat with bran bags, fomentations, and careful milking techniques. It also notes ensilage’s impact on dairy profitability and references local dairy experts and cheese samples.
Fragmentary report notes the significance of inviting Prince Carlos as godfather to the Prince of Wales’s infant son. The item highlights the weight of such an invitation and mentions ongoing tensions among major nations as background.
Louisa Smith widow of 32 Lieven shire strom sues William Harry Kinison for damages over her son’s death from vtomaine poisoning at a shop in Chapel stress. The coroner and court evidence linked the poisoning to a meal, with the judge ruling defendant liable and awarding 140 plus costs. Daily News
Dialog shows a household mismatch where a minister, husband, and wife discuss finances and marriage prospects. Repeated tensions reveal concern over wealth influencing partnership choices and social expectations within a family.
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