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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 22, 1908
Page
4
Patient suffers months of itching and sleepless nights from eczema on arms and legs. After trial of various remedies, the report claims complete cure in ten days with two sets of Cuticura formulas. Names, dates, and locations appear in a testimonial style typical of early 20th century medical notices.
Surfing season prompts crowded beaches as locals warn of strong currents. Officials urge bathers to heed flags and lifeguards. A recent uptick in near misses underlines the need for caution at popular seaside spots.
Fragmentary text from a local notice page shows repeated names and garbled phrases. It references W. Wild and an address at S4 Parm Street Sydner, with unclear notes about pasting and low prices. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the unreadable OCR.
Interview with Mr. W P Crick of Hvening News discusses an appeal relating to amnsventions and appraisals heading to the Privy Council. He expects to win, plans a potential trip to New Zealand, and notes his land agency business may keep him from returning home to England.
The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited held its half yearly general meeting at the George Street offices. Chairman G J Cohee presiding, the statement shows an increase in deposits to 15,256,000 and a rise in capital and reserves, with a proposed dividend of 2.0 percent per annum and a transfer to the reserve fund of 29,000. Branches opened at Coomaren, Caopenook, Karten, Uralla, and Werte Creek, while Shellharbour closed. A fund was created for officers’ welfare funded by a gift of 5000. directors approved this and recommended settling a further 5000 for the fund. The report highlights substantial business expansion since the previous year and notes improvements in assets and investments, despite a fall in note circulation. The meeting passed the report and thanked the officers for satisfactory management.
Lord Curzon argued that true imperialism centers the empire on Britain rather than retreating to trunked colonies. He warned that India and other dominions must stay joined to preserve an empire that sustains working classes, trade, and global influence, or risk chaos and decline.
Swort Brothers announce a summer clearance sale to boost business with discounts on dress prints zephyr calico sheeting fabrics and wearing apparel. The ad highlights bargains on ladies and children's clothing hats sacks toweling laces and related house and personal wear items.
A farewell dinner honored Mr Albert Bruntnell, with many dignitaries from the New South Wales Alliance present. Speakers included Canon Hever and Rev. J. Barhunan among others, praising temperance and the alliance’s work. The gathering discussed education, policy, and the future of temperance in New South Wales and Britain.
The new Syst tramway section at Booth Street in Annandale has been completed and tested. It connects to the Balmain line near Lillie Bridger Race fourss, runs along Booth Street to Johnston Street, with plans to extend toward Tint Hardt. Annandale Council says the service should start January 28, operating the same as the Balmain line, with a ten minute service at all other times during the day.
Bo Bubot critiques health food fads and advocates meat heavy diets. The piece argues meat digests faster than grains, claims longevity through meat, and promotes Dr Sheldon’s Digestive Tubules and Digestive Tablets as cures for dyspepsia. Sold at wholesale prices in stores nationwide.
The quarterly report shows increased earnings by £423 over the prior year, with rising returns across rail and tram operations. Investments and maintenance at Port Warsees Harbor improve, while profits gain to about £77210 compared with the previous quarter, amid ongoing capital projects and service adjustments.
A fragmented excerpt describes Cooling remedies and water drinking with references to Potions and tonics. It mentions Pondy’s Fluid and warnings about dangerous substances, suggesting cautions about unsafe products and unverified medical claims. Strong entities are Noted brands and general health advice from the period.
Lord Augustus Loftus, once governor of New South Wales, is named vice appointment overseer. Professor Staunch, specialist in ear, nose, and throat, located at 2 Carrington Street, Sydney, joins the advisory staff.
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