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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
6
A mother recounts a severe eczema ordeal of her infant, describes using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap after a doctor’s discouragement, and claims the child recovered fully. The note cites a Sydney firm and a date in Inverurie Scotland.
An old newspaper ad touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as the purest remedy for infants, children, and adults. It claims prevention of minor eruptions becoming chronic, soothing and dispelling eczemas rashes itchings and chafing. The text also references a tablet form and other product mentions amid garbled lines.
A testimonial letter by Winifred Walters praising Clement Tonle as a cure for anemia and nervous complaints in women. She recounts severe symptoms improving after using the tonic, and endorses its universal value for women and family health.
London dispatch reports renewed floods across Switzerland. The Aar River breached banks at Utsenstort and Lugano. Severe inundation affects towns as rescue efforts mobilize and rainfall continues.
A Protestant mob in Liverpool stoned the carriage of Bishop Whiteside as he returned from laying the cornerstone of St. Alphonso's Chapel. The incident reflects sectarian tensions in the city during Monday evening.
London dispatch reports a great stampede across Canada to a discovered gold reef near Bitter Creek at Stewart Mining Camp in British Columbia. Free milling gold appears in pockets along a porphyry reef spanning over 30 miles, prompting rapid claim rushing and desertion of Stewart by workers as news spreads from Victoria and Toronto.
A farmer named Bostwick in Detlia Georgia killed Chief Davia and Deputy Sheriff Shuffield while being arrested for a misdemeanor and then barricaded himself in his home. Local authorities report the incident as a violent confrontation with no immediate arrest outcome.
The Como tragedy case reaches London reporting on Porter Charlton, jailed for killing his wife in Como, Italy. In New York he is said to be nervy, shaking, jabbering, and obsessively biting nails, with the prison doctor deeming him insane.
A nurse named Ingles, claimed Canadian training at Melbourne and using the alias Eileen Mallow, was arrested in Birmingham on charges of kidnapping her employer’s child in Leicester, stealing jewellery, and abandoning the child at the Golden Cross Hotel in Charing Cross London.
Randwick tam track was in good order for work with Waterham and H C going a mile and a quarter in 2 26. Beverages, Gon of the Marsh, Flavel, Volga, Jobm Guam and other gallopers covered furlongs at sound pace. Young rider12-year-old Volga’s pilot rode The Shifter quietly. Several specials on the magpie grass track, with Lance Moon Moth Mohicas Adjacent Quentin, D S O and Bley among those paced. Victoria Park work featured Sir Bevidere and Seysie, with Prince Alwyns Shoalhaven and Lord Hampton among others trotting steady.
A damaged Mississippi steamship caught fire, endangering the crew and passengers. The captain ordered the band to pull steam, and despite the blaze, an orderly disembarkation was conducted as crew and passengers were rescued. Dr Sheldon’s new discovery noted in a separate brief.
A proposed visit by an Australasian golf and lawn tennis team to England next year gains support among leading Australian players including M Scott and Norman Brookes. Plans indicate a combined tour with the United States and Scotland, with New Zealand input debated and aims to test Australian golf against England amid broader amateur competition.
London reports the wheat afloat for the United Kingdom at 6000 quarters and for the Continent at 1 199 000 quarters. Atlantic port shipments to Europe totaled 1000 quarters and Pacific port shipments 35 000 quarters. Europe received 900 000 quarters, with 88 000 from Argentina and Uruguay, 400 000 from Russia, 106 000 from India, and 12 000 from Australia.
Commemorative tablets in Catana recall humanitarian work by British people aiding Italian earthquake sufferers last year. British war workers received praise in Britain for relief efforts.
The Premier Wade addresses Killara constituents on Monday defending his Government amid slander, urging no relaxation on election day. He defends wage legislation, condemns Labour attacks, praises lawful unions, and calls for fair inquiry into price increases while stressing law must prevail. A vote of confidence closed the meeting.
The Peel River Company intends to auction about 22 000 acres of land amid demand for southern farm plots. Government subdivision of 100 000 acres remains in play, with deferred payment options discussed for settlers. Local farmers urged Ministers for Lands to grant applications and expedite settlements as they awaited terms.
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal reference to Di Sheldon discovery by Courte and Orias dated 1/8, with unclear calendar markers. The reading mentions Mand Weete and Great Papp tet in a cryptic antique record.
Western Pacific News reports rare celestial and coastal upheaval at Rotuma and Wallis Islands with seawater flooding inland areas and wrecking two Methodist churches. A June fire destroyed Mr J M Armstrong Yan’s house. crew from HMS Cambrian aided fire control as Suva endures heavy rain totals.
A derailment at Bankstown terminus disrupted Bankstown to Sydney services, faulted points causing a carriage to leave the rails. Two derailed carriages blocked traffic. a breakdown van aided replacement as five business trains faced delays. Passengers were moved to city trains with limited capacity, and services resumed after temporary blockage.
Representations to the Justice Department led to John Heath being brought before the Hunter's Hill Police Court on Saturday for malicious wounding of Ralph Motterahead. Heath was remanded, with bail set at £100 and two sureties of £100 each. Motterahead is to appear again on July 4. Treath, a 31 year veteran, receives a good conduct pension.
A fragment reports the C.H.M.S. Orsova, in English walls dated Lenten April, arriving at Fre mantle. The portion of the mail is to be remitted for delivery from the O.P. on Monday, indicating a scheduling delay and next steps for processing.
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