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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
10
A Essex woman reports long illness with eczema covering chest back and head and intense pain heat and tingling. After poor relief from two doctors, Cuticura treatment including Soap, Ointment, and Pills allegedly cleared the eruption and hair regrowth began. Woman urges sending for Cuticura booklet.
A Sydney journalist recounts the Boy Scouts movement from its early 1940s surge, detailing the formation of patrols, leaders, and a centralized committee of control. It highlights economical administration, oath, civic education, and the ambition to expand troops across Australia. The piece notes training, maps, signaling, and fieldcraft, plus the moral aims of loyalty to God and the King.
In Sydney the Sunday rock-hopper fraternity climbs the coastal ledges facing clear danger. The account recalls a dangerous ascent with potential death from sea seepage and rock fall, noting past losses like the Rev Sir Villar and a missing cyclist. It reflects on the lure of the perilous pastime and its appeal to workers and adventurers alike.
Fragmentary OCR records show Professor William More Pickering proposing a Mars signal project with a £2,000,000 budget. The plan involves Leathers and observatory work at Plagntam Arizona, aiming to establish a Martian communication link and a public code system. Mentioned are Camille Ylammarim and Harvard professor Pickering with April 1 references and theoretical law concepts.
A decree in the Journal Officiel authorizes betting games like bezique piquet and ae hist in public clubs at French watering places while war games have been prohibited. The measure follows a general relaxation after whist and bridge played by public whist players.
A fragmentary notice from a Welsh education board describes a dairywork training program at a farm in Lalewont Wall Denbigh linked to Dairymaids' School. It notes the program is approved by the Board of Education to enable quality dairying and mentions the tuition season beginning in the second week of August.
The late Highland Chief Murdoch Gillian of MacLean, born Batavis in 1845, died in mid April at Lochdule. He rose to captain in the Dragon Gherdy, served as a war correspondent in the Franco Prussian War, and attended battles including Greenville, Birnabite, Meta, and Thienville. He cherished his estate, remained a proud Highlander, and left a marked legacy among his clan.
In a dramatic April session in New York Court, Sarah Koten faced a case amid media frenzy as her accused betrayer lip Martin Auspliz stood trial for murder. The judge suspended sentencing after a tense, crowded courtroom heard pleas from women’s groups and the Council of Jewish Women, who arranged support for the mother and child and discussed protection under an assumed name.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a vehicle or event in the Sierra Morena near Spanish towns. Mentions casualties and fear of danger. A man references plans and a following nine, but details are unreadable. No clear names or dates can be confirmed.
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