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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 15, 1906
Page
4
A clergyman recalls aiding Craze and family amid a haunted house inquest. Police and neighbors witnessed knocks and rapings as the minister pressed Craze for confession and then accompanied him to verify the alleged haunting. The crowd gathered at Craze’s new home while investigators sought to end the disturbance.
The group questioned Craze about a voice heard last week and investigated a cupboard on the right side seat area. Eight men looked through a window as candlelight faded and the cupboard door slammed violently, convincing all present that the rap appears were not man made. The rest of the major occurred was related by a correspondent, with the speaker distancing his brother and himself from the jocular element involved.
A leading physician argues that constipation triggers many ailments and that Bile Beans can cure the condition if used consistently. A Sydney nurse shares a testimonial about restored health after years of digestive problems, praising Bile Beans and urging others to try them, with a caution against substitutes.
A fragment from Frank Richards humor essay discusses conundrums as verbal assaults and the vanity of inventors. It contrasts notorious figures with Guido, notes public rituals around famous names, and ends with an anecdote about a reader asking for a conundrum, followed by a drink and amusement.
Mrs W Or Wagenga of New South Wales praises Cha Cough Remedy for its strong local reputation. She cites several cases of acute bronchitis and fever relief after using the product, which is sold by J. Sink.
Mary Dorothy Woodman a 13 year old girl was charged on Monday in Enfield with feloniously administering hydrochloric acid to her mother Caroline Sills with intent to murder The case details a January trip to Dr Cook for cough medicine and a bottle of draught given to the mother The girl allegedly admitted to the act and claimed she did it in a moment of wickedness as her mother had scolded her The mother sobbed in court and was remanded for further inquiry while the girl was taken into custody
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