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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1903
Page
4
An advertisement touts Willis' Pink Wilts as a universal cure for skin conditions, pimples, and rashes. It asserts the remedy purges toxins from blood, restores warmth and vigor, and ends itching while feeding growth and strength to bones and body.
The Millicent Preserving Company held its half yearly meeting at the Millicent Institute with about twenty shareholders present. Directors reported a profit and discussed a shift from local cannery activity to freezing operations as market conditions and competition increase. they foresee strong meat demand for winter and note that profits may vary with consignments and prices while maintaining confidence in the London market.
In a tense London setting Lady Deverley and Lady Beverley maneuver around a perilous claim and a secret which could upend families. Ellen Gregory reunites with Thella Elgar, while the countess consoles, negotiates, and invites recovery for London in a tale of duty, love, and vengeance amid looming public revelation.
An Adelaide record narrates a prolonged illness and paralysis, detailing the sufferer’s extreme weakness, back pain, and inability to eat or sleep. The account describes medical attempts, including tonic use, and the emotional toll on the patient and caregivers, culminating in a cautious note of gratitude for relief from pain and renewed household duties.
Fragmentary text mentions a company and phrases about a "good deal" but lacks coherent facts or identifiable names, dates, or actions. Unable to extract a definite event or entities beyond vague business language.
The article notes wireseed telegraphs expanding inquiry and a hydroscope by Signor Piaona enabling deep sea viewing from ships. It reports a new radiated metal, radium, promising in surgery and medicine, with Curie warning of its dangers and noting global interest and early experiments.
An advertisement-like letter extols the St. Mowroe’s Indian Root Pill and its supposed benefits for aging digestion and strength. It includes testimonials about relief from indigestion and renewed vigor, claims of cures for various ailments, and a notice that the product is packed in bottle with a strong warning to accept no substitutes. The notice states printed by Donald Campbell in George Street, Millions, South Australis.
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