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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
4
The article discusses a nostrum named Pernna that allegedly cures lingering grippe effects such as throat and nasal congestion indigestion and nervous exhaustion. It claims the remedy eliminates lingering symptoms and restores strength, with numerous testimonials endorsing its efficacy.
An elderly missive notes ta grippes lingering as systemic catarrh. Judge Riorang and J Dosa Aarowell of Georgia reference a prior severe spell and claim a remedy with a person’s antibody to restore health, describing immediate benefit and a completed cure.
An indiscernible reminiscence describes enduring weakness and heart trouble. The author recalls treatment and a dramatic turn toward recovery, praising Perina and a late discovery of relief after a long, challenging period.
Mir XS Beauchamp of 15 Rue Notre Dame Tawhine writes Teled about Peruna, praised by a friend Pilon for eleven months. Beauchamp claims persistent nasal pressure and headaches disappeared after trying Peruna, noting immediate relief without symptoms today.
Mr. J A Gorer president La Pharmacie Latonique Mopireal Canada endorses Peruna as a cure for grippe after-effects. He reports that two bottles fully cured the lingering illness and acted as a strong tonic for the body.
Miss Olivine Perranit of Montreal reports a long cold and chest discomfort improving after using Peruna. She details coughing days and nights for three months, then notes relief after her brother suggested Peruna and finishing three bottles. She mentions reading about “The Ills of Life” accompanying Peruna.
In a bold scheme the British Bible societies push for an international combine to cut Bible production and distribution costs and set cost prices for emigrants to the United States. The plan aims to boost profits but risks failure as British and American groups refuse broader collaboration. The British Secretary states no intersocietal agreements beyond selling at cost to emigrants.
Rival New York opera houses spar over prices as Caruso seeks double current season rates and a new Met contract with guaranteed appearances. The feud highlights how American entertainers earn far more than statesmen or generals, with stars like Tamagno, Campanini, Sembrich and Malba commanding substantial weekly or per performance sums.
A fragmented account recalls historic women in ballooning from 1784 to 1819. It mentions Mme Thible in Lyons with King Gustavus watching a self made fire balloon, Mrs Sage as England’s first ascent companion, Mrs Blanchard with her husband, and Stocks with Harriman, noting dangers and tragic outcomes in early aerial ventures.
The writer discusses licensing and the Lord Chamberlain’s authority dating to the Licensing Act of 1697. He recalls debates in Parliament about London theatres, notes a March 1786 alarm over six playhouses, and recounts a scene where soldiers guarded a theatre and the crowd demanded the removal of troops. The piece cites Lord Chamberlain authority, public reaction, and a historic clash between officials and performers.
A historical account contrasts theory and gardening versus practice in theater. Antony Aston appeals to the House for a hearing, the 1737 licensing Act suppresses plays, and London audiences protest. The Goodman's Fields and Haymarket theatres close, and a riotous Drury Lane crowd refuses to endure obstructive censorship.
In Shakapere the local justice of the peace faces concerns about potential insufficiencies in jurists and court procedures, as residents question the adequacy of the peacemaker’s authority and the fairness of local court administration.
An OCR fragment recalls widespread end of the world fear. Citizens across London and major towns raced to safety as prophecies warned doom on a coming April day. Reports describe frantic crowds, ship departures, and emergency measures amid rumors of celestial signs and earthquakes.
Disjointed OCR reads like a fragile draft about a looming crisis and public fear. Names, places, and dates blur as soliloquy and rumor mix. Key figures and events are hinted but unclear, leaving a shadowy snapshot of a tense moment.
The article outlines an ambitious airship mission to reach the pole led by Waller Wellman and a team including Te ErmAy and others. Details cover launch timing, fuel, route from Spl bergen to the polar region, and a projected final phase in August with a mid Arctic descent and exploration goals.
Readable fragments mention Peat bogs and a set of garbled proper nouns, dates, and places. The passage lacks coherent events or clear subjects. It presents scattered phrases about people and locations without a definite news item or outcome.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals related to Ketping and Mann, with scattered references to people and places. The legible pieces suggest a local notice or directory snippet about residents and men associated with a community event or description. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or actions.
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