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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
13
Alfred Wood, a private school teacher in Launceston Tarnania, reports a striking recovery attributed to Peruna. The account details two notable improvements in health and strength following treatment, highlighting the tonic's perceived efficacy.
A Tasmanian educator with 37 years' service writes about his wife recovering from months of gastro enteritis after using Peruna. He claims the remedy aids Nature, supports vitality, and has global recognition as a tonic for stomach and bowel disorders. Other testimonials from Nova Scotia and Tennessee endorse Peruna for indigestion and stomach trouble.
Paris responds to a spring mood with a moral cleaning as authorities target theatres cafes concerts and restaurants accused of immoral tableaux vivants and sensual shows. Police action follows press support and calls to enforce the law while managers admit fault and pledge wholesome entertainment.
In Paris on an April night Mme Gry single handedly defends herself from three intruders, a soldier among them, with her biting spaniel Cesar. The dog disrupts the assailants, triggers an alarm, and helps drive the trio outside where police arrest the armed intruder.
Gar Lenton reports the English Criminal Appeal Act of 1907 creates a Court of Criminal Appeal with ten judges, abolishes writs of error, and allows appeals on questions of law fact or mixed grounds. It outlines procedures, costs, and the potential impact on prisons, shorthand writers, and Treasury funds.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a confrontational passage about women, gentleness, and men. It references Bendick Tom Jousa and Jerry Smith with unclear actions. The fragment hints at a critique of manipulating gender roles and the steal of womanhood for male worship, mentioning Abe Basith and Ane Geveld in a disjointed context.
Reminiscences reveal Thomas Lamond’s racing days in New South Wales. He rode Archer in Melbourne Cup history, later becoming Waterford mayor and longtime alderman. His tale covers Jervis Bay settlement, Shoalhaven racing exploits, and early colonial transport and training ventures in Shoalhaven and Sydney. Archer’s Melbourne Cup wins frame a life of racing triumphs and local leadership.
An 1808 Geelong notice promotes Hearne's Bronchitis Cure by Prudence McKee of Carry Street South Geelong after doctors failed to treat a serious case. It claims rapid improvement, detailing symptoms such as cough pneumonia and pleurisy and cites Hearne's medicine as the sole remedy used during travel.
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