Victoria celebrates Eight Hours Day and welcomes new Governor
Public schools across Victoria were given a holiday with Eight Hours Day to mark the Governor Reginald Talbot’s arrival. In Port Melbourne the Governor was greeted by school children and Harbour Trust officials. Plans for cross state electrification of suburban railways were approved with Victoria and South Australia sharing an expert. Cabinet approved measures to address police retiring age and to offer alternative offices for federal use. A Manchester museum project and concerns about public health and disease from animals and stray dogs are discussed, along with calls for post mortem duties and death certificates by medical or lay authorities.
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Ictoria
Reginald Talbot
Port Melbourne Town Pier
Harbour Trust
Victoria
Bent
Melbourne
Executive Council
Murray
Samuel Gillett
Sir Samuel Forrest
Spring Street
Sir John Forrest
Titles
Lonsdale Street
Crown Lands Departent
Patents and Public Works
Home Affairs
Manchester
Melbourne City
Zam Buk First Aid Guide for Cuts and Burns
A historical notice outlines how to treat cuts and burns using Zam-Buk, including cleaning debris, stopping bleeding, and covering wounds. It promotes Zam-Buk as antiseptic and safe, with instructions to obtain samples and purchase from Sydney addresses. It emphasizes approval by athletes and workers as a daily first aid product.
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Pit Street
Sydney
Zim-Buk Co
Pat Street
Zim-Buk
Basyl Coven Must Never Loxife
Distressed by infant illness, the ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and effective for coughs in children. It claims quick relief and no harmful ingredients. The ad also promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sports injuries and sprains with single-application relief.
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Basyl
Milligan
Chamberlain
J.S
Macligan
Influenza plague fears and a Melbourne illness tale
A long reflection on influenza outbreaks and the spread of fear across communities. Mrs Lucy Emma Mary recounts a harsh winter illness in Melbourne with severe head pains fever and body aches. She details failed treatments multiple doctors a shift to new remedies and a dramatic recovery after extensive care culminating in a dramatic return to health.
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Far Land
Lucy Emma Maryh
Budd-street
Solwood
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