Horse medication explodes in girl's hands | Bendigo history

Tom O'Callaghan
June 19 2021 - 4:00am
ANTI-CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: A horse in central Victoria; A story in the Bendigo Advertiser on March 2, 1903; Trams have been negotiating Bendigo's streets for more than a century. Pictures: LAURA SCOTT, TROVE AND JODIE DONNELLAN
ANTI-CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: A horse in central Victoria; A story in the Bendigo Advertiser on March 2, 1903; Trams have been negotiating Bendigo's streets for more than a century. Pictures: LAURA SCOTT, TROVE AND JODIE DONNELLAN

TWO young girls were lucky to survive after the medicine they were carrying home to a sick horse quite literally exploded, in this list of close shaves compiled for our history series WHAT HAPPENED?

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Tom O'Callaghan

Tom O'Callaghan

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