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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
6
A dramatic narrated case recounts a baby suffering extreme eruptions that worsened despite doctors. The infant scratched and tore flesh until hands were bound, and a mother credits Cuticura with saving the child's life. The account reflects early 20th century advertising tone and medical claims.
Frootoids claim to cure cipasade indigestion constipation and biliousness by removing toxins from blood tissues and organs. They promise relief from brain congestion headaches and liver issues with weekly bedtime use and claim independence from aperients. priced 1s and sold by W.G. Hearne and Co Geelong Victoria.
A message from Melbourne reports a flood at the Clotoria Reef Quartz Mine. Water risen several degrees above the shaft level, bailing ineffective, with no hope of overtaking the flood using current equipment. The president warns the surge threatens nearby mines. ministers to be urged to intervene.
A Paris to London surge of tragedy details a oil reservoir explosion wrecking express and local trains near Villepreux Verouilles. The Granville Express driver Ledine is among the dead. Initial recoveries show rapid, dire scenes with bodies identified by rings and jewelry.
London dispatch reports Mr and Mrs Porter Charlton quarreled at Lake Como then in June. The husband, distraught, rushed to the post office and cried America after seeing steamship sailings. IsaPolatov the Russian suspect in Mrs Charlton’s murder has established an alibi.
German reports say a German aeroplane flew from Mulhouse Alsace Lorraine to Brommes, eight time reprised a visit to Brom 36 miles away and dropped bombs in and around the encampment near Berlin.
Monday evening in Williamsboro Kentucky Reverend Mr Vanover a Baptist minister attempting to resume preaching after suspensions faced a violent confrontation. His throat was cut in a wrenching quarrel with Dr Perry and Mr B Perry, the doctor’s cousin. Vanover died and relatives threaten to hang Dr Perry unless he is hanged as retaliation. The Perrys claim Vanover drew a knife first.
London report says a two story house in Lumberg Galicia collapsed yesterday. Ten people were killed and the others severely injured though no one was buried in the ruins.
London dispatch reports the keel of the New Zealand battleship Indefatigable laid this Monday evening. The Australian dreadnought keel is set to be laid on Thursday.
London report notes Abe Bailey’s suggestion that the Corn stalks fear the South Africans. Australia offers no guarantee beyond £5000 after proposing half the gross take or £10,000, and then refuses to guarantee £5000.
The Very Rev Wakefield addressed friendly societies in London and dismissed insobriety claims against King George as false. He denied secret marriages or a prior indiscretion with Miss Mary Elisabeth Seymour, noted as Admiral Seymour’s daughter, and said marriages would have required sovereign and Parliament consent.
London dispatch reports a collision today off Holyhead between the steamers Yewn and La Rochelle. The La Rochelle sank with eleven of its crew drowned while the Yewn suffered no listed casualties.
The case against Coopman Brothers for selling their butter in Australian boxes was continued at Guildhall Polter Court. Edmond Coopman pleaded guilty and was fined five pounds and rose. The case against Emile Coopman was adjourned.
London dispatch says General Botha, Prime Minister of South Africa, speaking at Pietermaritzburg Natal, reiterated his intention to do his utmost to kill racialism. The remarks underscore ongoing tensions over race policy.
London obituary notes the death of Henry Garside Neville, famed actor and son of actor-manager John Neville. Born in Manchester in 1857, he began in drama under Ayre's management as Trish Heiress, achieved a first major success at the Olympic Theatre in 1865, and later served as lessee and manager there, producing notable plays.
The bush nursing scheme launched by the Countess of Dutinghan in Australia aims to raise funds through a charity performance at Theatre Royal Sydney. Maud Jeffries and Jalan Kalene to reprise Pymalion and Galatea with Mrs Owenborne's hosting and a marine hoya donation drive planned. A working committee meeting at Hotel Australia yesterday set final arrangements and a £30 hat sale proceeds.
London reports King George assumes patronage of the Boy Scouts. The same dispatch notes early subscriptions totaling £1000 for the Capum Cook memorial fund, indicating donor support and fund-raising momentum.
A London motor accident on Monday evening seriously injures Professor Keith, M.P. Details of the crash and his condition are forthcoming.
London dispatch reports promoter L Blot has compelled the Kaufman Langford match. Lyte podtent was nearly settled. Governor Latte threatened to call out militia delaying the event, leading Blot to pursue legal action to override state interference.
London bar silver prices show Mostar Bretings ter silver at about 2.0 percent per wence amid broad market movements. unclear units and names appear due to OCR errors.
Mrs Ann Rice aged about one hundred died at her home Craigoln Darley-reed Mastr on Monday in her 11th year of age. Her memory and family line are noted with her long life spanning the reigns from George III, and she survived by a husband who died around sixty. Also includes a medical ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming instant cold cure and a consumer note for Matra and See Wire Couches.
At Willoughby Council, a letter from North Sydney Ferry Co denied promising a ten minute ferry service after a new steamer. officials debated reliance on verbal promises while the Premier noted two main hurdles and said tram services would be adjusted, with more morning trips planned.
A fragmented review notes the Russian singers performing a varied programme with international works and a new discovery by a composer. The item lists price details for a cough remedy and a wood’s head cure, indicating a mixed cultural and commercial page element.
The Aydnvy Wabor Trust Commissioners report delays in proclaiming the Cremorne Wharf lease amid rival claims by North Sydney Mount and the Darbor Trust. Interventions by the Minister for Works, Naray Mayor, and A Orries Limited manager have halted further steps until the minister decides on reserve portions remaining with the council or reverting to government.
Balmain women held a meeting at Campbell-strosh Leetrn Hall with Mrs Wiss presiding to discuss the State elections and the Public Liquor Act. The Liberal platform urged controlling liquor sales, citing government powers and past policy, followed by a signed membership roll.
A 1910 report notes immunity of Br Ignatius College Rivermow and lists attendees at a Sunday gathering of St Ipnativg Rogatts. Notable figures include Q L Peiuttin, A E Nash, and N W Rowing Association members A Ram say J MGregor N J M'Ponard J G Ma Kay A M'Dougall and BR A MAride.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple names and phrases such as Mont Afr, Devamiand, Anthony, Shawar, Gibettischs, concertina, and various scattered terms. The readable content lacks a coherent event or narrative, leaving only a jumble of proper nouns and partial words.
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