Paralyzed Man Recovers After Herbalist Treatment
A Mudgee resident testifies that Andrew Bam bach, once paralyzed and given weeks to live, recovered after treatment by L Silva a noted herbalist from Sydney. The letter cites dramatic improvements in mobility and work ability, with many locals astonished by the swift change and the doctor’s credibility.
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Victoria Street
Alexandria
Wnour
Andrew Bambach
L. Silva
Max Seu
Othare
Ae Weim
Railway Serview
Andrew Cambagh
Frances
Bumibuch
Reading: A Patient Credits Treatment For Restore Of Night
Maykt Street Madger thanks doctors for restoring his night and relief from illness after smoke and nicotine poisoning. He says he left work as a railway carpenter and could not work for two months before seeking care. He credits skilled treatment as a Godsend and expresses gratitude.
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Sydney
Massene Attends With All Ladies Under Treatment
Ined and Qualified Nurse Massene attends with all ladies while under treatment in a hospital setting.
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Ined
Massene In
Cooperation drives farmers and graziers co op
The Farmers and Graziers Co operative Company traces its start with Wu and Grain Company seven years ago. Directors later absorbed Wool, Produce and Stock to build a going concern. Despite early critics, the firm reports a profitable year and around £180,000 in distributable funds. Annual meeting set for August 11 at the Railway Institute Sydney, aligning with the Farmers and Settlers conference.
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Farmers and Grassers Co-op. Co
John Bridge and Company
Lstitute
Sydney
Farmers and Settlers” Association
Parmers and Graziers’ Cooperative Company
Sensational boxing at Dunedin ends with Fairhall win
In a Dunedin bout Eugene Volaire and Nutty Fairhall clashed as the Frenchman scored early. Fairhall went down at nine but recovered and fought on. He boxed through two rounds unconscious and still won on points amid a flurry of other racing and horse news from Sydney to Bourke.
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Wellington
Dunedin
Eugene Volaire
Nutty Fairhall
Fairhall
Volaituber
Engy
Harry Nathan
Chrysostom
Rudin
Les Paddington
Danny Swanson
Sel Finginn
Annoua
Felsul
Powry
Meuting
Pines Wynn
Dunlop
Wellington Nationalists gather for reorganizing meeting
An Oddfellows Hall gathering in Wellington heard National supporters plan to revive the Wallington branch and unite anti Labour forces. Speaker Mr. Hugh Campbell outlined electoral organisation, noting past votes and aiming to gain two more seats. A. Ke Puller was elected president with aldermen as secretaries. next meeting set in three weeks.
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Nationalisst Party
Wellington
Oddfellows’ Hall
National Association
Wallington
A. E. Fuller
Hugh Campbell
Organe Tae
Labor
Campbell
Aeluo
A. Ke Puller
Alderoan
Ut Wae
Ref answers five yard limit in Wellington Dubbo clash
Wellington appealed to referee authority on a kicking incident at Wentworth Park between Wellington and Dubbo. A Dubbo player stood offside as a Wellington kick traveled forward, touched by a Wellington man, then a Dubbo player at five yards or more regained possession and scored. Referee ruled within five yards, a legitimate try if offside position was held. otherwise penalty applied.
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Dubbo
Wellington
Moquirer
Henry
Dublin
Pmge
Wentworth Park
Engle
M'Gregor
Bluey" Warkina
Arrears of Assessments Disputed by Tenant at Molung P P Board
At the Molung P P Board meeting a letter from H A Bloomfield challenged arrears claimed for predecessor H C Greenway. He argued the board lacks jurisdiction to charge him for debts not his and urged starting afresh. The secretary noted under Act all arrears remain charged until paid and the board authorized its solicitor to pursue recovery.
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Molung P.P
H. A. Bloomfield
Board
Equity and Justice
Attears
Duntop Farm
Mr. Bloniinfield
Trewerker
Buckinbah Bridge Repair Fought At Amaroo Council
At the Amaroo Shire Council monthly meeting the engineer reported on the Buckinbah Bridge proposal. Macquarie Shire offered to repair with Mr. Bigger at 267 pounds. The council debated whether to proceed without securing a grant for a new bridge, with opposition warning repairs may delay renewal. The president supported Macquarie Shire’s repair plan. Dr. Bowhay and others urged caution until grant prospects were clear. The motion to adopt the engineer’s report and proceed with repairs was carried amid disagreement.
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Amaroo Shire
Engin
Buckinbah
Macquarie Shire
R. Bigger
Buckinbah Bridge
Biggs
Holt
Bowhay
Gry Holt
Cy Bowling
Hughes Wald
Mitor
Akon
New Registration System Introduced For Lost or Damaged Items
Postal authorities announce tomorrow a new registration system with compensation. It limits payments to loss of entire article or parcel unless sender opts for higher coverage, with fees and commissions changing for within and beyond the Commonwealth. Items sent outside the Commonwealth may not exceed two pounds in compensation.
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Commonwealth
Am 100 Shire Revamps Cumnock Yeoval Road Drainage
At the last Am 100 Shire meeting engineers proposed raising the Yeoval side of the Cumnock Yeoval cross road to improve water flow during Moodime and reduce debris. They recommend repairing culvert kerbing fencing and drainage, with an estimated cost of about 17 pounds and further consolidation of the causeway.
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Am 100
Cumnock-Yeoval
Causeway
Culvast
Yullandry-Bournewood Rd
The Late Mrs Paul Funeral in Bathurst
The funeral of the late Mrs Sissa Paul was held in Bathurst on Thursday afternoon with a large attendance. Her remains were placed in a polished maple casket and taken to William Street Methodist Church where she worshipped. The Rev F Hint and Rev H Green officiated, with Mr Green for the graveside service. Interment followed in the family vault at the cemetery. Wreaths came from many relatives and local groups including the Bathurst District Hospital and Orange Lodge Bathurst.
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Sissaonth Paul
Bathurst
William Street
Mothe- Hint
Decenud
F . Hint
H. Gro
Grean
Ducuses
Harold Paull
Danny Makepeace
F. Ball
Hy Green
Sone
Ethel
Toole
Jinnie
J. W. Mth
J. Simmons
G. Whalen
W. M
Lodge
Wellesley
Wellington
Bathrat District Hospital
Stat of
Glasson and Co
James
Boy Scouts
Mint A
Finland Prohibition Fails As Described By Morning Post
Details of Finland s Prohibition experiment and its failure are summarized from the London Morning Post. The article notes the Prohibition Law Association’s September manifesto to government, signed by politicians Alkio and Volonmua, admitting rising drunkenness and more breaches in towns and rural districts.
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Finland
London
Prohibition Law Association
Alkio
Volonmua
Finland’s Prohibition Costs and Revenue Amid War Time Taxation
Finland faces heavy taxation to enforce prohibition as it relies on import duties, excise on native beauty products, and civil administration expenditures. In 1914 drink traffic yielded 20 million marks, about 20 percent of revenue, while in 1923 revenue rose to 27 million marks despite a fivefold devaluation, reflecting the state’s dependence on alcohol production for legitimate purposes.
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Finland
Gibbs Anderson Brutally Attacked in Kent Street Sydney
Gibbs Anderson aged 32 a seaman was assaulted and robbed by two men in Kent Street Sydney. He was taken to hospital semi conscious with a fractured jaw and serious injuries. The piece also includes an ad for Woods Great Peppermint Cure promising relief for coughs and colds.
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Gibbs Anderson
2 Gang
Kent Street
Sydney
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Sporting
Ladies & Child
I. & Morley’s
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