No Rest From Burning Humour Ends in Cure
Robert Beatson of Fort William describes six weeks of painful underarm and back skin swellings worsened by fatigue. After trying various ointments and failing with early remedies, he used Cuticura Soap, then Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent Pills. Within a month his condition fully cleared and he urges others with similar skin troubles to use Cuticura products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comit & Dietor
Akin
Robert Beatson Figh
Fort William
Cuticura The Great Skin Cure Emollients and Remedies
The ad touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as skin healers for itching burning and various humours. It claims immediate relief in distressing skin conditions and notes a cleansing bath and Pills aiding cure when others fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Csdcurl
Surf Bathing Rocking Baths At Sea
Advertisement promotes Wilms Patent Sea Sprat Rocking Baths as a safe option for refined readers to enjoy sea bathing without anger or discomfort, claiming gentle rocking motion helps calm nerves while letting individuals bathe along coastal shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
W. Wild Street Address Ad for Silver Plate and Electroplating
An old, imperfect notice lists W. Wild of 4 Park Street Sydnez offering electroplating and finishing services for silver plate copper brass tin iron. It mentions Telephode 913 and claims low prices for various articles and finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
The Pathan of the Hills and Frontier Policy Critique
A colonial-era critique argues that Lord Sitchener's reorganization of the army on the northern frontier risks provoking continued tribal resistance. It notes swift punitive responses and the tribes’ safety in mountains, predicting that rapid troop concentration will be followed by further cross-border expeditions and limited tribal gains. The piece references Swat Valley, Zakka Khbels, Monmands, and Airlais as frontier players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-West Frontier
Sitchener
Wiltcock
Thorsuieg
Swat Valley
Frontier trade and frontier beings in India era
The text discusses frontier traders in India showing potential to become major commercial players, their crude methods needing refinement, and police interventions at markets. It compares Sikh and Gurkha discipline, notes Afghan openness, and envisions frontier forts and travelers shaping future commerce and security dynamics. The piece highlights authorities’ reactions and the possibility of evolving frontier centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inda
Pachans
Burra
Dlaigdge
Ghurka
Afghanistan
Abdur Rahmamay
Borsea
Gol
Ani
Ihima
Gatong
Fragmented Quip On Party Etiquette From a Humorous Exchange
A damaged OCR snippet shows a playful exchange about a party with a sharp remark on a girl at the bar. The lines suggest wit and social banter in a casual, colloquial tone.
Openings Rever eyom in search of a house
A fragmented account describes a man and wife seeking a residence in Sydney suburbs. They visit multiple districts from Hedfern to Randwick in a bid to find a suitable rental, detailing stairs, verandahs, gardens, water pumps, gas and drainage, while noting the expensive, vague listings and the landlord’s constraints as they tour homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedfern
Botany
Marrickville
Balwajo
Nak
Samu
Otiera
Burk
Lin Mnatlainahir
Randwick
Herpes
Une
North Sydney
North Shore
Sydney
Fife
Lkely
Pont
Weather Bureau's Vast Expenses and National Planning
The article argues the United States Weather Bureau costs exceed European government spending per seat and highlights a skeptical insurer's study on savings from early weather services. It outlines long term aims to untangle weather mysteries, improve storm understanding, and links this to broader national development and scientific progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Willy
Wasnmen
Shi Wracher Bureau
Meg
Uin
United Shates
Bananin
Wilco
Weather Bureau
Blue Ridge
Christen
Ling
Messae
Anil
Pathan trader described as militant hawker in frontier trade
A historical portrayal depicts Pathan traders as ruthless hawkers in Indian trade routes. They pack goods in small boxes, travel from Ceylon to Calcutta, and use aggressive tactics that unsettle Bengalee villagers, Tamil coolies, and Madras workers while pressuring creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathan
Peshawar
Tiemis
Amides
Curious Shetland Wool Legend From Warship Wrecks
A blunted tale recalls a 300 year old myth linking Shetland wool to a sunken 17th century warship. Survivors used wreck contents to craft vivid dyes, inspiring vivid garments now seen as relics of the La chimethis Armada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegen Jones
Tomkins
Spudieh Ayads
Bracing Mounts Offer Health Rest in Blue Ranges
The article extols the Blue Mountains in New South Wales as a healthful retreat with bracing air and scenic beauty. It notes railway concessions and economical travel options, highlighting Katoomba, Springwood, Lawson, and Wentworth Falls as popular stops, and argues the cost of living is reasonable for long stays away from Sydney. It also discusses train schedules, travel time, and the restorative benefits of mountain air for recuperation and mental well being.
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Shekspers
Moupiaio
Peopl
Belge
Blue Mountains
New South Wales
Usain Saals
Yory
Sydney
Katoomba
Byrney
Saraler
Wrage
Dor
Tombees Eis
Corr
Ube Wich
Gantral
Katoomim
Springwood
Lawson
Wentworth Falls
Amp Marshall
Wattle-street
Chippendale
Clements Tonle
Beoguis
Elvis
Clemonia
Ann Marshall
Mitchell
Baas JP
Undetected murders and crime figures in major cities
A London Budget Committee debate cites Karl von Moltke figures on undetected capital crimes from 1899 to 1905 in Paris and Berlin. It claims Berlin’s policing outpaces London, with higher per capita capital offenses and various outcomes in 1908 arrests and verdicts, noting many cases go undiscovered in the metropolitan area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Herr von Moltke
Berlin
New York
Scotland Yard
Borg von Moltke
Loidon
Loudon
Thooe
Ares
Wix
Studio Marter
Edmonton Myaters
Metropoliter
Herr von Soltis
Sealland Tarabis
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Cuticura
W. Wild
Park Street
Sydnez
Earth
Abraham
George
India
Wei
Umjage
Borgain
Uae
Manny Ar
Bernie RuorPaly
Fae
Sandals
Architece
Butte Nimaete & Terubenen
Kinglands
Evan Thowgh
MD Aor
Stoken
Mt. Fa
Wauilly
Alice
Cere Hauie
Luke
Wil
Dagen
Billy
Higtia
Landlands Hove
Ula Rim
Gomance
Ata Jnpeeusery
Aal
The
Kabutes
Life ON the
Leura
Blackheath
Ata
Bary
F.wolff & Sohr
Rarlsbone
Loneann & Co
Melbourne
Steney
Alt
Storewatis
Ostrich
Africa
Bangi
Lochethy
Miller's Feather Shop
Cerner Etrand
Pittat
Pries
Montirn
Ordara
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