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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
2
A patient letter from August 27 in Sydney describes severe itching and weeping eczema spreading over the body. The writer recounts concealment of illness, failed treatments, hospital stays, and eventual relief after a long struggle, noting a cure and desire to share with readers. The missive quotes a personal account of suffering, medical observations, and hopeful outcome.
Scratchings listed for Canterbury Park Saturday while Rosebery's card drew big crowds. Master Mery led Maiden Handicap division and Crystal Prince won the conch. Reola, a favorite in Flying Handicap, finished poorly. Prince upset in Thirteen-three race. Odd Sock failed to place in Fourteen-two. Antonius' brother Sir Owen gelded. Reola races for India. Frank Wootton’s ride at Ascot noted. Fossil withdrawal due to training issues.
In Sydney’s markers tourney at 9 Menara Joiron and Smith's Room 21s Cantlareng Street, T J D beat F P T by 0 with scores 225 to 270. H Franklin beat HF Smith, Jones 20, by 2. Smilih posted breaks of Bh 87 08 and 49. Tonight’s matches list Chute vs Walker, E James vs Fy Walab with various byes and credits.
The East Sydney Club schedules a Thyd Manchesp 25d road race at Lyne Park Rose Bay on Saturday. The miles event lists J Wood scratch with competitors including J M Ligne Wsee J M Carter A Loess PY Alpeworth L W Turton J Sharp and others among a strong field.
The notice lists several participants including Mathews Browne M'Car Udae and Jackson planning for a two and a half mile open fast race on July 2 at the Sports Club, with entries closing on Saturday night.
Mr WA Stanton acting secretary of the League of NSW Wheelmen convenes a special meeting at the Protestant fall Cantlereigh Street Sydney on the 28th. Other officers to be elected with a general election next January. Mr Gino Cramp, former secretary, declines to fund the meetings but will assist the next secretary elected.
Football notes from Sydney outline Australia’s possible team for Saturday at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Eighteen players named with three to be omitted, including Stuart, prompting surprise after last Saturday’s Macarthur display. A second match against Sydney University and further games with the Americans are discussed along with dinner remarks at ABC.
Californian wire service reports a tense buildup ninety days before the world heavyweight title fight. Jack Johnson trains at the beach while Jim Jeffries sharpens with daily runs and varied workouts. Both fighters show strong conditioning, with Johnson’s seasoned form and Jeffries’ stubborn work ethic shaping a decisive confrontation.
A Wednesday evening performance directed by W. Bl. Laver staged Clay Rouceault drama The Octoroon. Zoe was well played by Mim Haky Corkesd and Jacob M Cloaky by Hobart Nor oe. The piece supported the Saturday Half-holiday Leagues.
The Farmers and Settlers' Association of New South Wales reports 45 new branches in the past year as it prepares for the 17th annual conference in Sydney next month. The executive urges paid organizers to grow membership, relocate Flemington yards to new station areas, and press for government action on rail duplication and local government reform. A special session will discuss soil moisture and farming practices with Senator Weal and Professor Watt to speak.
Je Ge Derlarhurst Sessions appeal tour involves William ConsHine and Edward Gibbs. They faced conviction for assault and theft and were imprisoned after a ruling at Central Police Court on the 2. Their attorney sought relief citing good character and moved for permission to appeal promptly.
The periodical publishes proclamations for enrolment and transfer across New South Wales districts. Police court dates are listed for multiple towns, with July and August sessions noted in a dense schedule of places such as Annandale Balmain Broken Hill Camden and Parramatta among others.
Readants of Petersham Leichhardt and Annandale will pay higher prices for repairs after a meeting of master boot makers at Skannoon Hall Petersham. The association formed to push minimum mend prices for various boot parts and sizes, aiming for better working conditions and standardised rates.
At Balmain Pollet Court a 79 year old woman was charged with attempted suicide by her own act after an incident at Drummoyne Beach. Neighbors reported she tried to drown herself, with Mary Little testifying to the events. The magistrate ordered imprisonment until the court's rising.
Sable Charles Davin, a jockey, faced forgery charges at Water Pollen Court for forging four cheques valued £10 and uttering them to Jacob Cohen of Pitt Street in May last. Cohen, after presenting the cheques at Commercial Bank, found them valueless. Constables Coombox and Wilson stated further charges were pending. Davin had previously paid visits to various people. He was remanded for trial.
An 19th century ad asserts Morse's Indian Root Pillars cure piles by improving liver and heart function. It quotes testimonials from D M Statr of Wansbech Street Oncara and a Mrs Shaldons New DiecovERT, describing sleep disruption, relief from rectal bleeding and hemorrhoids, and overall health improvement after using the remedy.
In Balmain Police Court Dopas 19 faced charges, denied involvement, with magistrate noting evidence from Constable. The proceeding included remarks about the arrest and ongoing inquiry amid a context of local organizational meetings and industry activity in the district.
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