Ambiguous Health Claim Prompts Free Trial Offer
An ad by Dr Schiffmann promotes a free trial of a remedy labeled Axhma Cure for asthma and bronchitis, inviting sufferers to send name and address for a sample. The text also discusses conscription and military training debates, citing Boer War context and critiques of barrack life and volunteer forces.
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Schiffmann
Sian Son Vendo
R. Schiffswann
Barrack Street
Sydney
France and the fight over shortened military service
The piece weighs the French push to cut compulsory service to nine years and its potential impact on Europe. It cites opposition from older generals and officers, fears of shifting to Swiss militia models, and possible consequences for colonies, foreign policy, and social order. It notes German observers' skepticism and the broader tone of wartime debates in France and abroad.
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Europe
Selvers
Cuba
Cadet Allegations From Lost Belgian Ship
A Bromers correspondent for the Daily Mail cites a Belgian cadet on the Lons Du Munter describing imprudent ship management, delays, and near disaster. He warns of inadequate lifeboats, lack of water and provisions, and ineffective life belts, while criticizing the captain's limited seamanship and fear of a second voyage.
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Biliousness cured by Bile Beans says Devon man
A Devon man, Mr F. Godfrey of West Richmond Vie, reports years of biliousness and later severe indigestion. After trying various remedies, he credits Bile Beans with a full recovery, describing prior pain, appetite loss, sleep disturbance, and fatigue eased by the tonic. The ad touts Bile Beans as a global cure for digestive and related ailments and promotes different box sizes.
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Lynching of Two Negroes Stirred Missouri Mob Violence
Read of a mob in Springhel J Missouri dragging two accused men from jail and hanging them in the public square before thousands. A third prisoner was hanged after a rope broke, spectators burned bodies for souvenirs while children searched ashes. Authorities warned militia to prevent further excesses amid Governor Folk’s crackdown on corruption. Also a note on Bonsington’s Irish Whiskey and a tonic remedy for coughs and colds marketed as superior to others.
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Missouri
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