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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1903
Page
4
Fragmented text depicts a medical advertisement for bile beans claiming cures for constipation digestion and related ailments. It recounts an anecdotal patient from Adelaide experiencing a long struggle with constipation and indigestion who finally reports a complete cure after using the product.
Extracts from price lists show rates for different woolen goods including melange felts and shawls. Entities include London buyers and multiple fabric brands with prices noted in old currency. Readings reflect historical trade in textile fibers and wholesale 19th century pricing.
Ex Mayor of Auckland Ph Philippe’s remarks blend opinion and fact claiming his views on Dr Morsnin Bot Pil and other remedies prove medical witnesses wrong. He asserts many medicines are useless, recounts his own treatment, and extols De Larue’s Fudan Boot Pills as a permanent cure for his ailments.
Sybil Chase hides a pistol and flees after plotting with her husband and his partner. She visits a poor mother to glean gossip about a visiting doctor and a hat, then endures a brutal forest storm on a mission tied to a scheme for wealth and revenge. Her fragile resolve holds as tension with her partner rises, threatening a dangerous plan.
An analysis of legendary lands such as Ophir and Atlantis, tracing claims that Wynand and other groups identified with biblical, Egyptian, and Mesoamerican origins. The piece cites Ryder Haggard, Plato, and various scholars, noting debates over Atlantis, Canaries, and Stonehenge origins, with references to Salisbury Plain ruins and tribal histories.
On the appointed day Yates and his companion return home. Sybil meets them calmly, smiles, and supper passes without incident. A tense, private exchange follows on the verandas as Dickinson and others plan how to tell the story without alarming her.
The Overseer resigned March 28 and applications were called for the position. Jobe T. Martin, A. Matric, A. Munro, T.H. McGlaughlig and Hf. Hudson applied. It was resolved to appoint A. Munro Overseer Ranger Vermin and Health Officer with duties per agreement at £6 10s per month. Third notices sent to ratepayers. arrears to be collected forthwith. Financial receipts and expenses for March and April recorded. Donations sought for Brighton Blood Deaf and Dumb, and Children’s Hospital. Next meeting to consider new subscribers. Tenders to be discussed. two trees to be removed and footpath work planned.
Fragmentary OCR from a historic local page covering board of health, salaries and petty expenses, vermin report, and public notices. Mentions officers, fees, and a proposed amendment to an act. References to New Zealand sailing, marriage statistics, and a published notice from Millicent.
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