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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
7
A dated political address to Macquarie electors argues against socialism and state control, urging Liberalism, wider democratic equality, and investment in universal education. It warns of compulsory state systems and praises universities adapting to broad human capabilities to meet future technological demands.
A quote emphasizes protecting youth from drink and social ills as the nation seeks to curb brain and muscle loss of one third the population. It urges moral education, sound recreation, and strong youth guidance to secure better outcomes for the next generation.
A fragmented statement outlines Farmers and Settlers style land reform goals including settlement of land for residential use, resumption of large estates for closer settlement, freehold tenure, transfer limits, and a state driven program with railways, water conservation, and education. It emphasizes a system of light railways to connect agriculture zones and promote profitable farming.
A letter advocates cutting government costs by merging Federation and Local Government and reducing the legislature from fifty to an fewer number. The writer backs Mr. Carruthers programme, pledges support, and expresses hope for approval of his views and trust in the responsibilities of his position.
The column notes spring warmth, fashion trends, and social happenings in Sydney. It mentions wardrobes with piecelace blouses, mauve silks, and ivory lace. a Parisian tone on gowns, velvet trims, and new millinery. The piece covers social events, the Glaciarium, the Women's Industrial Exhibition, and visits by Miss Ackermann and Miss Boence.
The article advises warm olive oil application before washing to strengthen hair and reduce loss. It notes egg yolk washes, lemon juice additions, and multiple yolks for thorough cleansing, plus cream of tartar in final rinse. For very fair hair use egg whites and soft soap. A soft brush and jasmine perfume enhance curls.
A damaged clippings style ad notes Mrs. Salkeld from Macquarie Street Dubbo praising Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for curing kidney inflammation and backache. She asserts long-lasting relief and urges others to protect kidney health, claiming no recurrence after eight years. The piece urges prompt attention to kidney issues.
Epough. For sale by all chemists and storekeepers at 2/9 per box six boxes 15/3 or posted on receipt of order by Foster McClellan Co 76 Fitzroy Street Sydney Be sure you get Doan's.
The article profiles John D. Rockefeller as the wealthiest man, noting a yearly income around 20,000 pounds and vast net worth exceeding 150 million pounds. It tallies the Standard Oil group assets and lists other multimillionaires, while detailing Rockefeller’s global influence, estate holdings in the Adirondacks, a private lake at Lakewood New Jersey, surveillance measures, and his philanthropic gestures amid anecdotes about his money-centric life.
A dated account recalls John D Rockefeller jun. recounting a waiter incident in Rochester and stressing his philosophy on wealth. He urges officials to “turn down the gas” and says money should be earned honestly while labor’s value outshines riches. He notes vast charitable gifts totaling tens of millions to Chicago and Yale.
Local paper reprints Mrs Alice Gimbart of St Peters May Street claim of dramatic recovery from chronic illness after using Clem Tonic. She details severe weight loss, pain, palpitations, and nervous fear then reports improvements in appetite sleep and energy, plus her formal declaration endorsing publication.
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