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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1908
Page
13
A reader testimonial describes two years of low spirits and back pain easing after three months of Peruna. The writer claims improved digestion and stomach strength, notes vanished nervous troubles, and urges others to use Peruna.
Wilda Mooers of Lents Oregon, seen as a patient under care, reports long years of weakness and near despair. After trying deflernn pensudies and injections she finds relief with Feljet. Her note credits Werke Mire treatment for a return to health and happiness.
Mrs Nelson of 009 N Stn Ave Ashe ville Tenn reports a long battle with headaches and backaches. After using Peruna based on a friend's advice she says she felt notable improvement with seven bottles, and her life brightened as pain eased.
The sleeve testimonials claim everyday experience proving Peruna’s effectiveness for nervousness backache dyspepsia headaches melancholy and bearing down pains. Women testify others tried doctors and remedies before Peruna and saw notable improvement after taking multiple bottles. Names and places appear as supportive anecdotes from readers like Russ Munson Holly Grove Arkansas and Mrs Mars E Sampaim Lowlanderry describing heady fever deafness and cold relief attributed to Peruna.
The Oct 35 issue reports on utilities and civic economy debates, the Fitzroy diggings relief by a government steamer, railway management reform proposals at a Sydney meeting, and a Melbourne court probate case. It notes telegraph link opening between Sydney and Melbourne, cargo details, and local notices including marriages births and naval movements.
A Tokyo sourced note from the Mainichi outlines the seven year term of the Anglo Japanese alliance and the Japanese government’s cautious stance on taking steps to strengthen the accord. It highlights Japan Britain commercial ties as the dominant issue and praises Mr. Kata Takaaki, newly named ambassador, as financially skilled and diplomatically suited to safeguard trade interests and keep Pakemon railway tensions from disrupting Anglo Japanese relations.
A six year old girl from Merlin became a noted medical case after surgeons grafted part of her mother’s thyroid into her pancreas. Dr Karl Garve performed the operation using a technique described as novel and daring, drawing wide attention in medical circles.
A long survey of the Australian performer Julia Matthews in London backed by notes on the Grand Duchess of Garotstein, with reminiscences of her early career in Australia, the London stage, and her reception in Covent Garden. The article contrasts Matthews with Schneider and highlights Matthews’ natural singing and later acclaim in England.
The memoirs recount Julia Matthews once thrilling Australian audiences as a burlesque star in a London era. She faced fame, tours, and backlash, with managers balking at her risqué WER BURLESQUE roles and a long farewell as her career faded amid changing tastes and health scares.
A fragment detailing the New South Wales Divorce Court's authority over marriage dissolution and jactuation proceedings. It references petitions for dissolution, judicial authors, and historical shifts toward public and private ceremonies, noting cases of matrimony validity and reparations amid complex legal arguments.
Fragmented text references Toothy Ales Stout and a complex legal matter involving minor protection and a divorce case. The garbled prose mentions a court, officials, and potential penalties, with scattered names and places implied but not clearly identifiable.
A 19th century note describes camel meat as a dainty fast food option with high fat content and mild flavor similar to beef. It mentions two leading Allied leaders approving its introduction and hints at European markets considering new preparations.
Readers are told of a so called sheath gown promising weight loss through daily routines. The regimen reportedly includes salt intake, an hour of rolling exercises, and twice daily thoracic movements.
A New York paper reports a remarkable ceremony in Angnet 31 where a centenarian bridegroom, a sturdy Rabbi aged 100, wed in Brownsville. The groom, Barnet Wolto shi, receives a 175 year old centenarian gift and dedicates a rusin and Ameri Therars planking honor. The bride, widow of the Rabbi's old friend, says Tes after a brief courtship.
Reader notes praise for Sa-Vo-La Getiewen Imn wart claims of relief for rash and pimples on the neck. The advertisement asserts the ointment heals skin issues after months of trouble, claims no violent beatings and provides a source testimonial.
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