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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 11, 1908
Page
12
A stream of customer letters from Syracuse and other towns extols Peruna as a remedy and preventive for colds and throat trouble. Authors claim lasting relief, improved sleep, and prevention of consumption, with repeated notes of cures and endorsements for household use.
A New York Customs official discusses the assumed female role in smuggling, noting women with influence often exploit loopholes to bring luxury apparel and jewelry into the country without duties. He cites affluent socialites, charity patrons, and fashion-minded women as persistent violators, sometimes aided by anonymous letters prompting investigations.
Dr Roux of Paris, a Pasteur Institute chemist, sues pipe makers for 1000 pounds over a namesake device advertised as the Dr Rows pipe. He says his silence was misread as consent and protests seeing his name on notices across France. The defendants claim his lack of response implied approval.
The War Office displays a longer nearly straight single edged bayonet with a extended guard hook form and a new weight distribution claim. A fully dressed Guardsman demonstrates the gear for the King at Buckingham Palace.
The Court of Appeal on February 17 awarded £36 damages to Indy who claimed compensation for shock after her poodle was attacked by a large bearhound while taking the pet out. The case involved the dog owner and the events surrounding the incident.
A dress expert named SLadi bean appeared at Brentford Court for an 18 dispute. The defendant denied claims and the judge criticized the defense as the proceedings moved. The case focused on disputed attire and related obligations, with the judge delivering a pointed ruling.
The article notes how extradition treaties fail to fully reclaim offenders. It cites cases including Jabez Balfour and others pursued between Britain France Turkey and the United States. It recounts a Belgian subject freed by a Belgian decision and a Paris bank forger in North America, illustrating flawed treaties and repeated escapes.
A reader letter discusses how to treat football boots for wet or frozen ground. Advice covers oiling knobs with vaseline, weight balance, knob arrangement, and rubber soles to improve grip. The piece argues knobs on the sole aid traction, warns against improper nail heads, and notes the best setup varies with ground hardness and mud.
A damaged OCR item lists advice and warnings about staying cool during hot weather. It mentions products, places, and made up terms, with unclear references to beverages, cooling methods, and safety notes. The fragmentary text references regions, brands, and officials without coherent details.
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