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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
4
A reader describes relief from anxiety fatigue and digestive ills after taking Bile Beans, noting quick improvement in energy and appetite. The testimonial cites a drug sold for 1 shilling 5 pence to 2 shillings 9 pence per large box and claims a revival of health.
The Melbourne letter reports negotiations with Oceanic Steamship over Australia to New Zealand mail refunds, notes a £6,000 overpayment issue, and cites the Prime Minister’s conditional stance on poundage rates. It also critiques honorary justices and discusses Senderman’s proposed 1907 international exhibition in Albert Park amid concerns about cost and feasibility.
The piece discusses missing registered letters and a new declaration fee as a burden on innocent applicants. It notes worries about fraud, with references to bogus burglaries and the G P O suspicions, and mentions the Od age Pension Commission and age rules for pensions in Australia. It also critiques wage levels, rents, and working conditions compared with the old country, highlighting the impact on working families and the Trades Hall limits.
A damaged ad fragment promotes a universal patent cure named Burney Colourcks CURA TIVE SYREY for biliousness indigestion and liver disorders. It claims relief from headaches piles shingles and pimples with tonic effects and a digestive boost. Sold by Brinsineaid Traragom and Wiliause at Rosedale Street.
In Fitzroy a fragmentary patient narrative recounts years of illness from kidney and liver distress. The subject credits Clement Tomes Ton ic with curing nerve pains headaches and appetite loss, enabling a return to health and normal life after a long struggle and hospital stays.
The Bishop of Worcester, a keen traveler, engaged a driver from Lichfield to transport him. An incident at a house unsettled the bishop as a servant's deception emerged and questions arose about responsibility and payment as the situation unfolded.
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