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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 21, 1925
Page
3
An article admires external treatment for recurring childhood colds and highlights mothers across Australia praising Vicks VapoRub for quick relief of croup symptoms. It quotes letters describing nighttime use, chest and throat application, and the soothing effects of the menthol eucalyptus and turpentine blend.
A reader recounts remedies and relief from a home treatment for croup used at midnight. The letter praises immediate effect and notes continued use for relief, signed by Mre Moy Ianedale Kugurah.
A distorted report describes a Row over Mandwick ward boundaries and a push by Aldermen Psine and Jennings to extend authority. The piece hints at civic tension regarding governance, wires, and funds affecting veterans and residents, with calls to uphold standards in a contested city area.
The will of Mr Walter Lilly highlights a net estate of £107,472 spread across New South Wales Victoria and England. Beneficiaries include widow Mrs Helen Creenwhk and Alexander Thommen of Toorak Victoria with portions for grandchildren. A brother Braien EI is noted and the estate includes a sale of property at Broken Mill and other assets for probate purposes.
The readable text shows a discussion on rate differences between a Fuddle and a Council Levy with unclear figures. The fragment mentions water rates and a burden relation but lacks concrete values, dates, or names to extract a clear event or outcome.
A garbled report notes complaints from Alderman Henaon about disabled workers and Marchkwille County. Diggers reportedly faced route suspensions and employer resistance while attempts to relocate workers continued amid financial committee mentions.
Illumination work will close the Venicularine trail from North Sydney to Dawe Point Killea. Fort Marquise service will run no steamers after 1 24 PM, diverting traffic to the Dawe Point Killea route.
A Yorkshire agricultural society official disclosed to day that about £900 in show money was missing from gate cash. Officials found notes placed under a mat near the grounds and connected the lapse to staff at the venue, with police now involved in the inquiry.
The report lists Poterces selling in tar ole on a short equivalent by quarter whalegals with a retail rate slated to rise a quarter. It notes an extra gain of 18 each for some items and values souliflowers at 14 wholesale, with peas also trading at a similar level in markets.
Still wintry rain and snow impacted many areas overnight with high winds. Temperatures varied from the thirties to forties on the highlands while the coast and plains saw widespread precipitation and snowfall in the Blue Mountains and central districts.
Final cycling event narrows to Muchchvlne Rafekt Urwred and other contenders as Premiership title looms. Drury Co announces prize and three-team finale planned over long distance at Livergeol. Parramatta Open Race draws entrants with 900 totes and handicap details to be declared.
Reports from Victoria Park mention regular work era as preparations for Randwick on Saturday for the Prisons Cup. The 3-year-old Mon welary and other runners arrive for the meeting while Acceptances will be declared. Pethin and Manca have arrived, and Little Five Rabison Cup featured in the programme.
A fragmentary notice from Epping outlines penalties related to a grant of care for a patient named Woods. The brief item appears to warn of enforcement actions and corrective measures following a cough-related health claim.
Geydin arrives from Mewsastle and Kokuirits from Miramar berthed at Darling Harbor Wharf. Union 9.8 notes, with Berthed at Ma. S Darling Marter Tumearry, trainer Albert Gane. Hew rn Mehetaet and other names appear in transit notes. details fragmented.
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