Resident of Welland Finds Relief in Peruna
A Welland resident describes long suffering from asthma and laryngitis, calling it torture. After trying various treatments, he reports improvement using Peruna, stating he grew weaker before and nearly died, then recovered after taking several bottles and now feels well at forty years old.
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Orin Rounds
Welland
Lumbermag
Reptury
Tasemmte
Winiewnt Phyalelany
Erin
Garden Notes Climpels and Roses
Garden notes discuss ornamental and edible plant varieties, including Camellias and roses, and advise on pruning, transplanting, and planting schemes. The piece mentions indigenous rose varieties, fruiting vines, and garden hedges, plus practical tips for soil, rooting, and seasonal maintenance. It emphasizes local adaptability and cautious renewal of plant stock.
Artificial Voice and Larynx Experiments by Dr Marwet
A detailed report on experiments from the Varia Academy of Sciences describing how intermittent laryngeal vibration, aided by oral cavity suction, can produce vowel sounds. It covers frog larynx trials, dog anesthesia, and apparatus using a glass tube, air pressure measures, and phonograph recordings to analyze laryngeal vibration and the limits of muscle action after death.
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Marwet
Varia
Varia Academy of Sciences
Marage
den Wiste
Cory
Muller
Mans
Experiments Explain Sudden Voice Loss in Public Speakers
A discussion of experiments on voice production notes that voice loss stems from sudden contraction of muscles controlling the glottis rather than the vocal cords. The article compares these effects to rheumatic and neuralgic pains that appear abruptly in different body parts.
Partnership Notices and Obituaries in Old Times 1860
Notice of dissolution of partnership between Robert Irofaio and Frederick Lasatler of Iredale and Company at George street York. death of Major Edmund Lockser aged 74, Usher of the House. Mr Horatio Tozer injured in a riding accident. Mr Wilton Henry Wells obituary author of the only Gazettes of these colonies. Rev William Hyron Unitarian preacher. City Health report notes 142 deaths to May 20 with measles and digestive diseases prevalent. commentary on child care, diet, and adulteration of m.
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Frederick Lasatler
Iramerchasis
George Amit
York Wireers
Syanes
Iredale and Company
Robert Iredal
Frederick Lametier
William Hell
York House
Bay-strees
Woolloomovles
Eamund Lockser
Elm
Ciabert
Horatio Tozer
Port Macquarie
Torer
Alvale's Creek
Jumberoo
Wilton Henry Wells
Wells
North Store
William Hyran
Unitarian
Ballycla=s
Antrim
Ireland
Dmcor
Curing the Cause of Rheumatism Advertisement
A patient from Port Pirie describes severe rheumatic pain in the thigh hip and back lasting twelve months. An advertisement touts Dr Williams medicines and testimonials claiming relief, urging readers not to miss out on a supposed cure priced 2s 9d a box with six boxes for 15s 3d from Australasia Ltd. Sydney.
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Mir Sieuben
Port Pirie
Thal
Ds. Williams
Dr. Willams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Australasia Ltd
Sydney
LIMPING AND SLEEPLESS AILMENT TREATED BY WILLIAMS INK PILLS
A man from Mitchell Street Townsville recounts five months of severe pain and sleeplessness due to a rheumatic condition in the left hip and leg. After trying various remedies with no relief, Dr. Williams Ink Pills are credited with removing the pain after three bottles.
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Andrew T. Brady
Mitchell-street
N. Ward
Townsville
Jim
South Australia annexation debated as land dispute widens
The Legislative Council discussed annexing about 240000 acres in South Australia cut off by Queensland borders and noted disputes over boundaries with New South Wales and Western Australia. Separate reports cover a government indemnity act, colonial appointments, ship commands, land sales, a Maryborough island incident involving deceptive medals, and local governance actions on immigration and customs.
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England
Robertson
South Australia
New South Wales
Queensland
South, Australia
West Australia
The Brittle Man Rushbrook at Lotton Hospital
Lotton Hospital authorities decided weeks ago they could do nothing for Alain Rushbrook the brittle man after three months under observation. Rushbrook suffers from myositis ossificans and his muscles are gradually turning to bone. A hospital official said on April 21 a home will be found for him in the infirmary where he is legally eligible to reside.
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Rome
T.linden
Maryborough
Prazers Island
Sydney
Uhey
Crystal Palace
Bakers Stores
Hms
Deep
Miter
Ath Bary Bay
Lucas
Dedinhy
J. P Essa
Me. Dennehy
Dar Vader
Massachusetts Senate
Wa Tal
Lotton Hospital
Nome
Alain Rushbrook
Evening News
Rushbrook
Rich old age pensioners and a drunken disruption case
An elderly pensioner, je dane Pargeter, of Bankstreet Brierley 111, was charged April 31 with concealing pension income and drawing per cent interest 400. Arrested for drunken disruption in Midleton Courthouse, William Colter an older pensioner was fined 6d after a case involving three bank deposit receipts. The piece closes with a religious reformist line urging social reform within religious views.
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Dane Pargeter
Bankstreet
Brierley
Slaffordshire
Boxland
Midleton
William Colter
Waa
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