04 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
1
The piece urges consulting a physician about persistent coughing and asks about the product label formula on Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It stresses seeking medical approval for throat and lung ailments and following the doctor’s advice.
A chaotic Sydney page details several rail incidents including a man killed after falling from a drapery wagon at Carlton, a woman struck by a train near Newtown Bridge, and three runaway rail cars near Parramatta. It notes hospital treatment for Edward Hades, a train, and a court case involving Arthur Edwards for conspiracy to defraud.
In NSW and Victoria reports wide weather impact with strike and police actions. Attacks on unionists, legal expulsions, and stock losses due to cold drought affect communities. Rugby league gates at Sydney witness high attendance while labor unions discuss delaying shipments to London. Government revenue rises but health board notes a throat illness outbreak at Noorongons school.
A 342 ounce gold return from Victoria’s Central Cathcart Mine stirs the Melbourne Stock Exchange as Borlow shares rise. In Grenfell police court several Pure Foods Act cases are heard with Clark son fined £6 Graham £10 Ball £15. Not guilty verdict in the Kellow Kemaley conspiracy trial. George Boyd receives Imperial Service Medal and recalls 40 years in NSW police. Sydney Labour Council debates death penalty. motion defeated. Government studies living costs with rent and price inquiries across Commonwealth towns. A Melbourne letter warns of a masked burglary gang and a mining inspector notes potential subsidies for deep sinking and small prospecting parties in the Northern Territory.
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