LETTERS PRAISE WARNER S SAFE CURE FOR KIDNEY LIVER AILMENTS
Two letters from readers describe chronic headaches digestive trouble and back pain relieved by Warner s Safe Cure. They claim improved energy and recovery from long standing ailments attributed to kidney and liver disorders. The notices promote Warner s Safe Cure and its concentrated version as alcohol free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aversone
Jongih
W. J. Siler
Bootmakar
Jersey-street
Paddington
Srdney
Warner
J. Granam
Victoria-street
Aucland
Dillons
Warwar
Bright
Warnere Saly Care
General Knowledge Questions From a Grammar School Paper
A scanned fragment lists general knowledge prompts for students. Topics include why yew trees appear in churchyards, cow movement, button placement on coats, the Hague Conference results, steam versus electricity for transport, gyroscopes, making sourdough, and word similarities. The text resembles an exam or quiz page with punctuation issues.
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England
Knowles
Grammar School
Cleareh
Coata
Hague
Lvantnas Hive
How He Lived Judgment Summons in Shoreditch Court
In Shoreditch County Court a judgment summons reveals a man with no work. His Honor asks how he lives and the respondent replies he backs horses. He is ordered to pay 108 a month or face prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoreditch
London
Garden Notes on Potatoes and Tomatoes for Early Planting
Gardeners prepare for potato planting selecting suitable soil and seed tubers, with tips on cutting and dusting before planting. Variety choices include Brownell Beauty Circu War Head Bliss Triumph Magnum Bollum and Late Beauty of Hebron. For tomatoes, provide frost shelter and soil with stable manure, consider black spot spray and pre-plant fertiliser to reduce infection. Seed may be sown under glass now to harden off for early use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron
Berteaux
Fragmented catalog snippet with product and brand jumbles
A garbled OCR fragment shows catalog terms like skins, furs, disinfectant and various brand hints. It reads as a jumble of product categories and names without clear context, dates, or locations. The legible items include tannery and fur references and a disinfectant brand, but no coherent event or notice emerges.
New Pay‑as‑You‑Enter Tramcars Stir New York Transit
A new tramcar system, recently tested in New York months after trials in Chicago Philadelphia and Montreal, lets passengers pay on entering via turnstiles while conductors provide change. Early results showed high passenger loads and dense crowds. some friction and resistance followed, with older cars reintroduced as crowds surged. Authorities note adoption hurdles including fare structures and coin availability.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Montreal
Electric street cars prove popular on New York run
The first group of experimental cars to New York ran on the Fourth and Madison line at 6 am and proved a satisfaction to passengers and the street railway company. General manager Mr Root noted overall success and extra change kept by conductors. The system would require closed cars with dual end platforms for entry and exit, while Australians favor space and fresh air. These cars remain on trial.
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New York
Madteon
Mr. Root
T le Company
Kneenhaw
Old Times July 2 183? Notices and local items
Layered 19th century notices recount local concerns in Sydney. Proposals from Lane Cove landowners urge ferry access continued from Dawes Point North Shore. Reports cover police, bushrangers, apprentice discipline, a London goods shipment to Mrs Beant’s saddlery, a court dismissal for a solicitor, a public market sale at Chippendale, and a Melbourne court session schedule.
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Legislative Council
Morial
Lane Cove
North Shore
Dawes’ Point
Thors
Bec
Jones
Lan Paterson
Parramatta
Mendray
Eay
Binale
Beant
London
Supreme Court
A Colonial Chronicle of Sydney and Parramatta Affairs
A late 1810s Sydney and Parramatta page reports land grants and estate dealings near Parramatta Street and the city, noting Governor Macquarie's purchases, public paddocks, and resale plans. It covers police appointments, a caveat on land value, a fishery incident, and local steam navigation company meetings, plus shipping arrivals, prisoner convoys, and a forthcoming marriage.
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John Toothud
Brisban
Lopgine
Robert Couperay
Lyons Caries
Shavinerd's, Nursery
Willem + son
Bocany-stre
Parramatta- Mireet
Marquar
Cactle
Soli
Sydney
Fragmented London census scribbles from Empire era
A garbled OCR draft appears to describe population figures across Europe and London in a censored empire era, listing counts for Wales Ireland Germany France Austria Sweden Holland and more. It mentions Ladonars and trade routes, rental totals and capital values, and a London population with ages and duties.
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London
Empire
Wales
Ireland
Bastle
Poland
Germany
France
Austria
Iolland
Ugiere Sih
United Raton
Blava
Ehildrea
Wmetlog
Areaune of
Sisior
Settee
Neatr
Loodinoms
Nemviferd
Peerm. Tas AM
St Asters Ag
Pherical Europe
Eniae
Father and Son Inquest Prompt At Wormwood Scrubs
At an April 2 inquest in Wormwood Scrubs England it was stated that a man named Thomas Mur died there while his father remained imprisoned but officials had not heard that the son was present. The governor said relatives are rarely acknowledged amid the accusations against them.
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W. G. Hearns
Ulere
Wien
Drosha
Charset
Thomas Murwhe
Wormwood Scrubs
England
107th Birthday Man Pat Kelly From Tyrone Ireland
Pat Kelly, aged 107, lives on a small farm near Ballycrnchey County Tyrone Ireland. He recently marked his birthday and attributed longevity to porridge and potatoes milk and an active lifestyle. His son, aged 14, lives with him and helps with daily chores. An unrelated financial note mentions eight thousand pounds in a separate context.
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Bearty
Tntal Pomreston
Taculties
Pat Kelly
Ballycrnchey
County Tyrone
Ireland
Kelly
Ready to Trade First Twang Americas Tale
A stage manager calls out a garbled line about selling a fer 10 cents as a character proclaims a daily chance at the presidency in a fragmented theater scene. The old-time patter hints at a comic or satirical script from a historical performance.
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Srtera
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Kneeshaw
New South Wales
Evening News
Melbourne
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Bourke
Pullip
Srila
Asminie
Depenitien
Fees Cour
Darrark- San
Tejewe
Cowper
Terbillioy
Boch
Eoer
Port Jackson
Wlchact
George-street
Druitt
Kent
Cadbury
Bournville
Tierald
Wilson
A. Ind
Chararé
Merala” Weiter
Robinsim
Ayer
En Sands
Mount Avergle
Darling's Point
Sydnix
Sydecly
Apply Teace Sim- Mona and Co
Erthereatorilay
Anson
Sydney and
Parramatta Steam Narrgation Company
Nagh’s Hotel
Stel
Maristrate
Cork
Cape
Alfen
Br. Savage
Turetay
William the Fourth
Pory Marquarie
Buverbard
Campbell
de Nott
Alligator
Idoas Bremer
Blodanito
Port Arelaide
Hindmant
Maita Wustreun
Allgator
Agen
Murres- Singtnn
Benet Brie Riage
Martes Wickham
Hobart
Imo
Mindry
Prince-Street
George West
Rosies Willinebhe
Belehane
Harriett
fenapt-Chiane
Rattler
Wonderful
Hearnes
Wellen
Geelong Kant
Wicterta
Piidence Ufc
Geelong
Goyer
Wy Sam
Henry M'Kee
Hearne
Mearag
Ea Carraureet
Soult
Weiner
Nohitis and Pleuiusy
Oon
Nis Arevicise
Alen J. Aminon
Ene
Anting
Rom
Weil
Viersein
Mearne
W. G Hearne
Victoria
Nearne
Swansea Valley
Bonn
Leck
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