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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
3
American surgeon Seamuan notes Japan’s Manchurian campaign shows its greatest victory is disease prevention. He cites low disease rates, sanitary inspections, guarded wells, and strict hygiene training for soldiers. By focusing on prevention, Japanese medical staff ease the burden and keep troops fit for battle.
The article warns that wholesale poisoning of rabbits is backfiring by killing birds and harming lambs. It notes maggot-infested carcasses, urging humane, productive remedies like wire netting despite high costs and criticizing reckless poison usage.
Wentworth Falls appeal seeks £34 to build a new open air shelter at the Consumptive Sanatorium on the Blue Mountains. Each chalet costs £35, and every town is urged to provide one named after the town to aid open air treatment and reduce infection.
An 19th century patent remedy advertisement promotes Woods Great Peppermint Cure for chronic chest complaints. It emphasizes a peppermint based formula and broad relief claims targeted at respiratory issues.
As summer nears, landowners are urged to avoid hiding in rabbit burrows to find direction. Snakes often inhabit burrows this season and could pose dangerous, undesirable encounters for anyone attempting to dig or explore them.
A compact moral meditation emphasizes courage, self discipline, and integrity. It urges embracing life with resolve, warning against indolence and deceit while praising love, maternal influence, and the lifelong pursuit of knowledge.
Police Magistrate dealt with a Masters and Servants Act case involving Agnes McEldred a hotel cook who refused to work and demanded wages minus one week She argued for notice but the court upheld the law stating wage forfeiture is not allowed and fined her £1 with costs totaling 4s 10d This summary notes the judge emphasized workers should understand service terms and legal obligations in such disputes.
A short item warns against carrying a deadly weapon as the day nears when it may be illegal. It notes a prior case of an old age pensioner fined for burying his dog alive at Moree, justifying by stating the dog was a favorite.
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