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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1908
Page
3
A fragmented OCR note from Sydney produce sales reports yarding at Nay Ry auction. Trunks of lente and bulevineny fruit appeared among mixed lots with prices assigned per seller and buyer. The text references private buyers and varying weights per bushel, with unclear consignor names and incomplete prices.
Fragmentary text lists numerous names, places, and products in a period newspaper style. Readers glimpse references to individuals, towns, and firms, plus phrases about pineapple bacon and auction notes, with no coherent event or outcome detectable.
Forecast indicates generally fair conditions with light clouds and mild temperatures across the region. No significant precipitation or storms expected, with easterly winds and comfortable daytime highs tapering to cooler nights.
A hearing sought to appoint members to a joint board for engine drivers firemen and pumpers across several collieries. Arguments centered on ensuring fair representation among employer and worker groups under the award and industry agreement, stressing equity and practicality of a single board for all southern collieries.
A long contested case details an industrial agreement for collary day laborers including engine drivers firemen and pumpers. Disputes were referred to a conciliation board with a referee Judge Murray as final, and appointments of board members faced objections from the Employers Association amid ongoing negotiations and legal scrutiny.
A garbled text piece lists places, names, dates, and events in a disjointed pattern. It wanders through people, locales, and eras, mentioning Sana, Ana, Tein Witewal, Hulu, Weehuwery, and various numbers, hints of weather, travel, and ceremony. The passage resembles a corrupted historical extract with no coherent narrative.
The Water Police Court was unusually quiet as Mr Payton examined records for a prisoner arrested under the Influx of Criminals Prevention Act. Officers shouted for silence, reddened faces, and the dock constable’s call echoed through the building, then order returned and chatter resumed with a sense of tension lingering.
A testimonial from Ipswich praises Zam-Buk as an efficient healer for workers. It recounts a ladder fall healing overnight with rapid pain relief and swelling reduction. The ad claims Zam-Buk soothes cuts burns bruises and many skin ailments and is priced per pot in chemists and stores.
A reader from Violet Cottage Dalton Nova Scotia reports frequent use of Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery, claiming it is very effective for chest complaints and lung troubles. The advertisement lists the price as 1 shilling 8 pence and notes availability everywhere.
An Evening News reporter describes meetings with the wives of naval officers in Sydney arriving from America aboard the Marana Mire. The interviewee Mrs Hinds and others discuss life ashore, housing, travel, and expectations, noting delays, propriety, and handling media attention during the fleet visit.
Fragmentary text mentions Agnes William at Warriloo property with July date, and Arthie Leas tied to a court appearance. It references a Mr Ainsly Mille and a rear banner at Molgourny, with unclear context. The passage also notes social disruption and possible violence around an event at noon.
Remedy guidance from a historic article offers bed rest and warmth. It recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Stomach and Liver Tablets, with two grains of quinine every four hours for severe symptoms to sustain the body during illness.
An old advertisement urging readers to keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ready at hand. It emphasizes preparation for colds and urges readers to have a bottle on hand for immediate relief and convenience.
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