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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
10
A broad humorous survey of clergymen mispronouncing phrases and bungled prayers. It cites ministers misquoting texts, confusing words, and failing to notice slips during services, with examples ranging from the pulpit to weddings and baptisms.
An advertisement touts Candy's Fiuia mouthwash as instantly deodorizing and purifying with water, claiming it cures throat irritation from smoking and drinking, freshens breath, and whitens the tongue. It warns against substitutes and asserts guaranteed ingredients from Canty. England.
An article reviews European power balances citing a February House of Commons return on standing armies from 1732 to 1906. It highlights Britain’s relatively small force due to non conscription, compares totals for Germany France Austria Russia and Britain, and critiques dress and training traditions. It notes historical shifts from Louis XIV to modern reforms and reflects on conscription in France and Austria Hungary.
Fragmentary interview recounts Sir John Fisher and Lord Charles Beresford sparring over Admiral John Fisher known as Jacky Fisher. The speaker praises Fisher’s leadership, modernization of ships, and decisive tactics in the Mediterranean and fleet drills while noting debates on the Navy’s future and the value of streamlined crew ships.
A fragmented account discusses Italy's conscription laws and army growth from 1642 to 1582, noting liberal terms for students and clergy. It also quotes a Russian general praising the discipline and resilience of Russian soldiers, highlighting their humor, obedience, and steadfastness in adversity.
A 19th century report notes the French crime case of Mme Gavere who killed her husband and two children by giving them phosphorus from matches. She was sentenced to the guillotine but pardoned by Empress Eugénie and the sentence later reduced to imprisonment. Carnot later granted a pardon in the presidential period. Mme Gavere died at Louviere in Belgium.
A notice explains the worldwide reputation of California Syrup of Figs and warns against imitators. It states the need to use the original name clearly, ensure the package bears the proper trademark, and protect the product’s quality and reputation against inferior copies.
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