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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
7
A fragment describes a little boy with terrible eczema covering mouth and eyes, described as being covered in urine and facing fear and howls. The line portrays distress and physical suffering in stark shorthand.
A lengthy excerpt shows a discussion between figures including a queen and a narrator about national fever, foreign powers, and legitimate aspirations. Emotional tension rises as the queen weeps and pleads, while the narrator emphasizes duty, providence, and political stakes.
The Premier faced questions during last night’s Legislative Assembly session over a claim by Mr Fleming about a member receiving £1 for gaining support under the Government. Mr Perrs has died, and Mr Carruthers notes he urged Fleming to justify his charges and to reveal the details at a later date. The incident centers on correspondence tabled in the House.
An advertisement extols Condy’s Fluid as the best gargle for sore throat and hoarseness, with testimonials from Sir Morell Mackenzie and others. It advertises Condy and Mitchell’s Condy’s Fluid Works in Goswell Road London and notes availability at chemists and stores. It also mentions a deafness specialist and a Lethe Wire Mattress, promising long lasting comfort and home sales.
An extended discussion in the text analyzes wages and prices in the fisheries and meat industries, noting that fish average higher value than beef per pound and that production costs, land, and stock affect profits. It highlights government spending, licensing, and labor costs as factors shaping the industry’s future and potential price stability.
Puzzle page offerings present varied wordplay challenges for young and old readers. Aimed at light entertainment, the section promises brain teasers, riddles, and word games to fill a cozy winter evening.
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