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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
7
The fragment discusses uric and biliary poisons and their elimination from the body. It mentions substances expelled through the urine and stool, effects on kidneys and liver, and lists conditions such as gout and stones. References to treatments and medicines appear, with names and places indicating a period medical catalog.
Geoffrey Ravenspur and Ralph uncover a fatal honey plot by Mrs May and Tehigorsky at Ravenspur house. They destroy poison bees with sulfur and bellows, trap intruders, and confront Vera as a shadowy figure arrives. May reveals herself as the mastermind in a tense moment on the terrace.
Woodville and Burragorang letters praise Dr Sheldon’s Magnetic Liniment for rheumatism lumbago lame back cuts bruises and burns with quick results from continued use. Other items advertise wire mattresses couches and a summer relief tonic as best choices for comfort and non intoxication.
John Cohen faced charges of stealing £3 from Lonard G Cooper using a “throwcard trick” on March 1 at the Central Police Court. Police testimony described a train journey to Newcastle where Cohen allegedly manipulated a game, fooling a prosecutor into betting and losing money. The defense argued no theft occurred, stating the move was a skillful trick, not larceny. The court reserved judgment as Cohen was charged with theft by trickery.
A reconstructed item notes Yankee Doodle tobacco advertising aboard a warship, with references to a 14,000 ton Connecticut vessel and the Virginia at 2404 tons. It mentions Mr. Daniels, a Centenary Hall event, and an invitation for American squadrons to visit Australia, all appearing in a historic, period-voice fragment.
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