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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1903
Page
4
Fragmented ad copy touts Dr Wilkins' Pink Pills as a cure for consumption claiming they give strength and health and create life by blood building. It asserts positive proof and urges readers to try the remedy despite lack of scientific backing.
A Dairy Expert speaking in South Australia urged cooperative dairy practices and practical education for farmers. He cited Danish success and urged breeding, feeding, and milking improvements to boost milk yield, fat content, and dairy profits, with examples from Gambier and other regions.
A letter from David Caner of Paddington recounts years of kidney and liver troubles finally relieved after using Morse's Tudian Root Pills and Marwin Indian Root Pills. He praises the remedies as a complete restoration of health and recommends their use for similar ailments.
The text notes that tho thu' is stronger than other fibers, claiming it can bear 50 percent more weight than a typical silk thread. It contrasts with ordinary thread and suggests superior toughness in a tightly described material.
A California canyon scene shows a lone woman in a ranch window watching a group of riders approach after a gold rush influx. The narrative hints at past ties to a man named Laurence and a current fear that he is among the approaching party. The setting contrasts rugged scenery with shifting occupancy and danger.
A rugged trekking group reaches a remote California ranch after a harsh mountain passage. A wounded man is cared for by a calm, selfless woman whose strong leadership prompts a tense decision on whether to press onward or stay the night to protect the stranger. The scene unfolds with wary courtesy and urgent concern as guides weigh safety and hospitality.
A fragmentary diary-like account describes extreme fright, shaking, and bodily distress. The narrator relays episodes of trembling, insomnia, and severe anxiety with vivid sensory details, naming medical figures and ongoing pain while detailing the impact on appetite, sleep, and daily function. The piece emphasizes a struggle with fear and the fear’s physical manifestations.
The manual meeting of the South Kastaro District of the Independent Daler of Onidfellows MA held at Narracsorte gathered officery and delegates from various lodges. Officers were elected, deputies named for the GAC in Adetai, and plans set for district meetings and expenses.
An old advertisement extols Bile Beans as a universal remedy for indigestion headaches biliousness and many ailments. It touts world wide reputation and lists numerous conditions while urging purchase in small and large bottle sizes with prices shown.
Fragmentary OCR describes Wingoolia being more powerful than peers and mentions Rowe ry Germany, a boy named Neal, schooling up to fourteen, and Fingland with a term whisk or gwalubers, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
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