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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
13
A fragmented 19th century note describes the Russian imperial table with lavish spending. It cites ten roubles per rouble exchange, hundreds of lobster dishes and four portions per duck, estimating large sums for prince and palace banquets while questioning freshness and origins.
In a London drawing room Silas Gee, soon unable to work, confronts debts and a looming future. Harry Houghton arrives, a plan forms, and Mrs Dearlove urges aid. Lily Tebbatt tends to Silas as illness eases, revealing his hidden love and a life-changing inheritance and prize wins.
The readable fragments describe a shifting scene with names and a cheque. Uncertain phrases imply a tense moment near a last moment, with mentions of Marry, Lit, and a gesture or justification being debated as a possible motive or reaction.
A London era report describes a female pugilist nicknamed the Terror at Paris who fought in Louth. She defeated a muscular challenger amid suspense, delivering a series of blows before a knockout. The incident raises questions about arrests and medical treatment at the hospital.
An old advertisement emphasizes Peruna as a remedy for childhood ailments and common catarrhs. It claims Peruna contains no narcotics, helps with sore throat, croup, laryngitis, and other catarrhal issues, and cites testimonials about its effectiveness for infants and family use.
An 87 year old Minnesota resident Edward Otto endorses Peruna as highly effective for his family especially his eldest son. He reports prior doctors failed to help but Peruna improved health and he plans to continue using it for future ailments. Multiple testimonials praise Peruna for curing croup colds and various fevers in children, urging other families to try it as a preventive tonic.
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