English Cricket Tour 1903 04 Promises Strong, Mixed Form
The article surveys Mr Warner's Engfish eleven visiting Australia, noting strong English batting and fielding reputations, the absence of some stars, and the looming challenge to Australian cricket. It praises the English captain as a fair sportsman and predicts an engaging series with Australia aiming to defend home pride amid stiff English opposition.
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Mr Warner
Engfish
Tris
Australia
Warner
England
Hanes
Otheriji
Fish
Athout
Trinay
Plunly
Zam-Buk and Bile Beans Cure Piles Claim
An Australian customer claims Zam-Buk and Bile Beans cured his bleeding piles after weeks of pain. He praises Zam-Buk as a universal healing balm for skin and muscular issues and notes the price and ordering details from the Zam-Buk Co. with a sample offer.
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J. A. Wauts
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Prine
Zim-Buk Co
Local Government measure and export talks dominate
The article outlines a Victorian local government bill nearly identical to a Royal Commission draft, with Minister Kean pressing England for hay and oats for military use and seeking Natal trade. It notes export difficulties, proposed direct negotiations between Victorian and Imperial governments, and doubts about meat quality for overseas markets. It also covers Defence rifle loans, benevolent asylum funding, and plans to replace the Melbourne asylum estate with a new building project funded by the Hingston Bequest.
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Legislative Assembly
Royal Commission
McLeod
Kean
M.L A
England
War Office
Victoria
Taverner
George Clarke
Australia
Defence Department
South Australia
Western Australia
Melbourne Benevolent Asylum
Hingston
Melbourne
Oakleigh
Ailing Woman Recalls Near Death During Serious Illness
The account details a woman’s drastic health decline marked by severe stomach pain and weakness. She describes exhausting episodes, weight loss, and hospital treatment, followed by a dramatic recovery after medical interventions and family support.
Theological discussion on death and salvation in early text
A dense treatise debates baptism, salvation, and the thief on the cross. It argues Jesus’ promise and the thief’s fate hinge on resurrection and future kingdom, citing Luke, John, Acts, and Romans with critical readings.
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Paul
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Christ
Eart
Hades
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Earth
Jesus
Hong
Wren Pio
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London
Coist
Israel
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