Lonely Death Near Third Creek Identifies Albert Bartholdi Smith
A man found dead near Third Creek in Port Pirie West is identified as Albert Bartholdi Smith known as George Smith. Police and inquest testimony describe a months-long decomposition, prior drinking, and a life insurance receipt among his clothing. Buffalo lodge and Maritime Lodge membership are noted, with no clear cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bartholdi Smith
George” Smith
J.T. Wright
R.A.O.B
Temperance and General Society
South Melbourne
Buffalo Lodge
Maritime Lodge
Port Adelaide
J. G. White
J.P
Smith
Kennedy
William Reid
Port Pirie West
Third Creek
R. B. Griffin
Sires
Mr. Reid
Temperance and General Insurance Company
A. B. Smith
Temperance Bad General Insurance Society
Thomas Wright
Vic
Frederick Jones
Barrier Wharf
Mr. Hunter
Ineer
Ethel
de Dear
Malice
Smyth
Messrs
Dunbar
Fibre Company
George
Tom
Port Pirie
Institute
Barrier Hotel
Fat
Uarrier Tratel
Tait
Port Pirie Briefs From Court and Front Lines
In Port Pirie on Monday Werbhert McKenna faced magistrates for stealing boots from Mesara Walker & Bons. He pleaded guilty and was fined £2 16s or three months in Gladstone Gaol. Lieutenant H R Neale has earned the Military Cross for bravery. Wages dispute ends with Patrick Murphy winning £11 19s 6d. defendant ordered to pay. Seven riders punished for riding without lights. fines and potential imprisonment used as deterrence. Port Pirie boys Fred and Arthur Lethbridge at the front report health and wounded return. updates on families with sons abroad.
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Port Pirig Milica Court
Werbhert McKenna
Ohersiza Froeet
Leonard McKenna
Mesara Walker & Bons
Bond
Couetably Kennedy
Fin
Rowe
Australia
Port Pirie
Meeers
R. G. Bywonde
Ty. BE. Creswell
J.e.a
Patrick Thomas Murphy
Aintiff
Walter John Smith
Robert James Wille
Shen
Reformad
Beneh
Wse
Witneeres
Flannagan
Mesers
Durance Vile
Harry Leonard Yeatman
Peter Paolis
Victor C. Johnson
Carl Friedman
William F. Seidel
Frank Douglas Snowhaill
William Catchpole Viche
PIRIE
T. H. Lethbridge
Fred
Arthur
A. Limb
Kewr-stree
England
Ubas
Edwards
Bartley J. Edwards
Warminster
Tom
Dlaton
France
Fom
Ilo
Leo
Hilier
Jon
Jonah
Kneas
Dayant
Fed
Bert
Brothers
Port Firia
Goueck
Magers Ko. Symuoda
I EB. Cresswell
Port Augusta
Geddes
Wandearah
Goode
Hopkins
Works Committee
Dr Morse's Pills Parade Front Line Morale Push
The article urges mothers to send Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills to soldiers at the front, claiming health remains vital amid irregular life and shellfire. It cites widespread use by military authorities and anecdotes from Egypt and France, urging parcels with the pills for sons overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mores
Dr. Morse
Dr. Moree
Eevpt
Steamers of the PL & UO Hraced Service Fitted With Wireless
The fleet of steamers is described as fine modern vessels built for steadiness at sea. Each steamer carries doctors and ample stewards and is equipped with wireless telegraphy and electric light for safety and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PL & UO
Ama
Doan's Ointment Public Endorsement Delights Users
A crowded endorsement notes dramatic skin relief from Doan's Ointment, with Mrs. W. Davis of North Sydney reporting a facial rash improvement within days and a complete cure after a week of use. Two years later she reiterates the positive verdict. Doan's Ointment sold by Foster-McClellan Co. 76 Fite Street Sydney at 2 shillings per pot. ensure authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifere
Dean
Davis
Roan
Foster-McClellan Co
Fite Street
Sydney
Doan's
Clements Tonic Praised For Nerve Health And Recovery
A testimonial from Robert Loftus credits Clements Tonic with curing a nervous breakdown after life in Sydney. He says a bottle taken occasionally keeps his nerves and appetite balanced and urges use for sleep appetite low spirits or fragility. Availability advertised at chemists and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Clements
Clements Tonle
Fragmentary 19th Century Dialogue on Courtesy and Births
In a brief, cryptic exchange a royal context hints at daughters and sons as birth outcomes. A doctor and patient fragment touch on coughing and nocturnal practice, suggesting a medical consult amid social reflection.
Thompson Named Complaints Officer for 4th Military District
Mr J A Thompson has been appointed by the Minister for Defence as Complaints Officer for the Australian Imperial Force in the 4th Military District. Relatives of AIF members may interview him at Keswick Barracks Adelaide on Monday Thursday and Friday each week from 4 30 pm to 4 30 pm starting 7 January 1918. Communications by mail should go to Complaints Officer Keswick Barracks Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Thompson
Defence
4Th Military District
Keswick Barracks
Adelaide
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Iitea
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Augusta
Robert Loftus
Pultensy Street
G. W. Hean
Cheasist
Castlereagh St
Spdmey
Commonwealth, Atap of Frick
Australie
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Bsebury Plass
Art
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Secouste
Teta Veld
Savings Bank Department
Fort Omace
Anne
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Cepe Waters
Deniech Miller
Gevernae
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Tall Banke
Meney Order
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
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Walkerville
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NZ. Limited
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Adelaide H. W. Poinsett
Invitaa
Gmssham Hotel
North Terrace
King William Street
Duncan
Jetty Deeae
Royal Exchange
F, & W. Hackett, Ltd
Timundle Street
Sdelaide
Phone Central
Ceieragme
MR. Philif Wares
Regway @ Trott
Sore Terrare
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Telaphone
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