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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1908
Page
13
A patient describes severe long lasting cough and chest trouble from a winter cold. The ad extols Peruna as the most reliable remedy for coughs and catarrh, claiming it penetrates the body, quickens circulation, relieves mucous buildup, and cures symptoms when used as directed. The writer credits relief to following the product’s directions.
In a Parisian chamber a gravely ill Francois Legrand lies under June morning light while his parents and a physician seek a cure. Boum Boum arrives in disguise to cheer him, but the boy insists the real clown is needed, lamenting he will not see Boum Boum again. The masked performer returns, bringing a final moment of joy before the boy’s death.
In a touching scene on Rue des Ambreses, a clown feeds medicine to a sick child and celebrates a return to walking. The family weeps with joy as the clown, in a comical outfit, offers a handshake and two kisses, promising to visit again.
The German Empire’s population is estimated to exceed 63,000,000, up from 60,610,000 counted on December 1 prior. Projections suggest 63,950,000 by December 1 next year, an average yearly increase near 930,000. The rise has accelerated to about 1 percent annually in recent years, a change from earlier foundations.
The piece reviews the notoriety of Thaw and parallels mad rulers, describing confinement, care, and restraints in Thaw’s case with broader reflections on historic madmen. It references Swedes, Russia, and European rulers, noting public sympathy and debates over treatment and isolation.
The readable segments discuss immigration limits and German emigration patterns, referencing 100.00 immigrants and 7000 Germans in one year, alongside broader wartime policies and army composition. It reads as an OCR fragment reflecting historical debates on peace, law, and mobilization without coherent narrative.
A disputed claim about a man going as King Edward is examined in court. The accused, described as posing for blu braiher Sidney Thomas, is charged with wesiog amid confusion over royal impersonation. The magistrates remanded the prisoner for further proceedings.
The cremated remains of Dr Isaac Rober ope, a pioneer of celestial photography in England, died four years ago. On July 31 the gravestone at Birkenhead was sealed with gravite. The graventone bore two twonaural symbols and copied a temple of lax motif. The widow delivered a passionate oration to a large crowd and laid wreaths on the urn before sealing.
An OCR fragment touts Ana mouth wash claiming eight drops of Conay's rasa purin fruit Detective Tenth and Eating Onions cure throat hoarseness while strengthening voice gums. It markets the product as wholesome and refreshing and references Comdy’s Finis rary as a substitute.
A sweeping critique contrasts lavish royal entertainments with harsh prison conditions, noting how money could soften hardship behind bars. It recalls European rulers and observers, including Denmark and Russia, and ponders mental illness, morality, and justice in historical governance.
Mia Daley Hating, Manchester actress, was charged in Sheffield on July 17 for breaking bylaws by addressing a Sunday meeting. She pleaded guilty and asked for leniency claiming a right to free speech. The stipendiary fined her half-a-crown.
A troubled family story centers on Mrs. John King Van Rensselaer and a dispute over a Wisconsin patrimony. The narrative mentions a vow, a denied financial aid, and a contentious separation as the husband seeks relief and support amid implied hardship.
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