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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1906
Page
4
A botched bank burglary occurred at the Sydney English Scottish and Australian Bank on Park Street. thieves entered from a roof vent, burnt away an iron bar, and ran electric fuse wires to the main building. They abandoned the fire and left the strong-room intact, described by detectives as a bold but unsuccessful crime.
In a critical, period tone Grenfell Racony laments voters delaying work as tax clock nears federal and state elections. He notes an array of dormant workers and those unwilling to toil seek perk laden favors, while others hope for government roles to sharpen their income.
A worn paper parcel floated in Albert Park Lake containing parts of a man's body. The chest showed it had been cut from the trunk, with no sign of Jones. A second parcel held a heart, liver, other organs, and what looked like an eye. Remains were decomposed and three weeks in water. Charred shirt pieces suggest an attempt to burn the body.
The Millthorpe Show proved a great success with no fewer than 40 stallions paraded. Rural notes mention prickly pear country in Kangaroo land and pig feed observations. A shooting accident victim Sharkey of Cargo recovers as the Budgery wins at Cobar valued over £70,000. a minor’s daughter wins £400 at the Mosehill Cup. The Sydney hospital wing tribute and postal voting timing discuss in parliament.
An advertisement touts Dr Shelton Digestive Tables as the cure for all appetites and health woes. It claims they provide essential nutrition and strength, turning a person into a new, more ambitious and joyful individual. Distributed by Gibson Bras.
A press visit to Mrs Adelaide Hatinah Staughton recounts her 18 month struggle with indigestion and related pains. She credits Clemens Tonis for restoring energy, easing headaches and chest discomfort, and ending lifelong stomach distress. She urges publication of her experience to help others.
Adelaide Hannah Stalcitton sworn statement from Meirilands New South Wales asserts truth of a document under The One Act. The declaration claims the content to be true and acknowledges payment terms and publication to follow as required by law.
A damaged notice recommends Chanterlain's Cough Remedy to prevent croup attacks in children. It warns against delays for a physician or medicine and notes the remedy is safe, inexpensive, and can be kept in the home for emergency use.
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