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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
2
The readable passages discuss health issues and warnings about women’s vitality and long term well being. It mentions fatigue, weakness, and low spirits while urging awareness of these effects and potential remedies. The text remains fragmentary but centers on perceived female health concerns and advocacy.
The Kensington meeting opens at 2 p.m. with a busy program promising a large crowd. Grenfell, the Launceston gelding, wins the Second Hurdle Race at Randwick, defeating rivals while Portlight falters. Grenfell shows form, with many favorites and exotics in contention as horses like Brosdeword and Barley Water impress in various events.
The NAW Leacus's Avatrating team defeated Brimbase 45 to 43 at Brotineviia Oval on Monday. Brisbane goal kickers listed, Adelaide scorers named, and NSW selectors to play England next Saturday. Newtown First Grade beat Gratton 13 points to nil. England-NZW matches in Sydney drew near peak takings.
The annual Redfern Club cycling road race from Pitton to Ash Geld was won by C H Parken of Cumberland in 2 hours 10 minutes 82 seconds. Walcott finished third with 2 hours 1 minute 2% seconds. Prizes included 3 30 pounds for first, 18 pounds for second, and 1 5 pounds for fourth.
London lightweights Cherley Coaver sparring partner of Johnny Summers faces Percy Richardson in a best of two rounds bout at the Gaiety Club Castlereagh Street. A preliminary pen round is listed between Carmichsel and Till, with details to follow.
English player A B Williams and Australian champion Pred Lindrum stage a high scoring duel at Alrock's Tournament Room Billards Limited. Early session sees Williams lead 629 495 then Lindrum surges to 136 with late night finish Williams 1135 Lindrum 1206. Best breaks Williams 27 9 10 Lindrum 186 116 7 9.
Reported at Randwick Rifle Range on Monday, amid cold wet conditions and a strong southerly, with numerous matches. Scores and names referenced include Lieutenant Craig, Lieutenant Hannan, Cadet Leelis Borgodni, Corporal Russell, and others across 200 and 20 yard events, plus inter battalion and club results, dinner at Eastern Suburbs Club, and police political notes from Melbourne.
L Awn tennis at Double Bay Monday featured Misa Addison dominating events with two gy gut wins and top play alongside Mag Stewart. In mixed and doubles, Addison and Stewart impressed, while H. Parker and J. Jones countered strong rivals as Marsh and Sayers battled to steady form, highlighting notable performances from Gordon, Wright, and Robb in a crowded day's play.
On the track at Randwick this morning quiet activity marked the session. Horses including Blue Mook, Canlamar, The Rekoniog, Vicointe AD, Gelehe, Plundet, Bunella, Vanutts, St Antonin, Pendulim and Pinkenbar showed steady efforts over various distances. Muskbrook, Shoathaven, Prince Alwyn, Simp Smon and Macemore also posted cuts, with many others reporting solid work and pace around the middle grav e track at Victoria Park.
Braidwood trappers report flat rabbit catches supplied to the Braidwood Pressing Works. Rabbits were moved from centres 30 to 40 miles away with a van making trips to Krawaron. Supply exceeded the van capacity, daily trips are planned. Trappers complain at charges of 21 for a minimum 16 Wan on their takings. Trappers claim good returns but concern over losses to property. The Braidwood correspondent notes average daily rabbits and earnings per trapper, with company pay per pair and annuals figures.
Mr Joseph McCabe spoke at Protestant Hall on Evolution of Mind and Beauty in the Animal World. He traced life from bacteria to higher forms, illustrated by lanterns, noting plant and animal intelligence origins, skeletons, coral forms, and steps toward animal complexity and mind.
The municipal financial statement for Hurstville shows credit adjustments from the recent council meeting. It notes sums allocated for sanitary work and ongoing debt servicing, with attention to miscellaneous balances and the ward accounts.
A prospector from King's Plains near Widyusy recalls eighteen months of grippe like biliousness and indigestion with retching and pains. After using a box of Bile Beans, his health improved quickly and he claims a complete recovery lasting two years. He urges others to try the remedy.
Parishioners of St John’s Church of England in Glebe held a formal meeting to oppose the removal of Rev Ham Wap and to support the rector as he faces dismissal. The gathering urged a peaceful, parish-wide protest and pledged to carry forward a campaign of resistance, with a social event proposed to fund their cause and a pledge to remain undeterred regardless of authorities.
A witness described work at a drug store involving duties in selling and handling chemicals. The account mentions unpleasant tasks and various effects from handling green plants, including taste and stomach discomfort. The testimony notes sick feelings and occasional illness during or after handling, with no broader context of combat or trade.
At a council meeting Councillor Grantham supporters urged collaboration with Besley Kenerah and Tockdgly to push a deputation to the Railway Commissioner. The motion seeks to loan to railway travellers holding workers weekly and holiday tickets a combined railway tramway ticket from Circular Quay or suburban tram sections and have journeys counted in mileage rates under the Railway Calde. No featherers for St George and Castersbury to introduce the deputation.
Paranormal phrasing aside, reports note patients using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for prolonged coughs prompt officials to urge caution. The piece mentions a belief in dangerous disease and urges medical guidance to prevent harm.
A fragmented, OCR like piece outlines labor ranks and organizing effort with scattered names and terms. It hints at workers groups, leaders, and activities, referencing collective action and advocacy within a historical labor context, though specifics are obscured.
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