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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1901
Page
4
A tale unfolds with Lucien Morel and Mademoiselle Lucene tangled in debt, threats, and a looming sale of shares. Landlord pressures inheritance and art secrets as Lucien balances love, pride, and financial peril amid a web of artists, patrons, and jealousy.
A Newcastle resident testifies to relief from biliousness after using Bile Beans. She reports taking 16 doses and now keeping a box, praising their effect on liver and kidneys and noting improved energy and health. The advertisement claims benefits for constipation debility and various ailments, priced cheaply for home use.
A sensational essay argues microbes govern cigar aroma and flavor and that scientists can create a indistinguishable cigar from real tobacco by cultivating specific bacteria. Professor Suchsland, a German bacteriologist, asserts microbes drive scent and taste, likening yeast fermentation to tobacco aging and hinting at engineered cigars that mimic the genuine article.
Cetio AL Bearer of Kanion Tenn claims a severe bilious disease attack was cured by Chamberisin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The advertisement asserts the remedy’s permanent cure and urges purchase, noting its suitability for females and general use.
The article explains how tobacco leaves undergo sweating and fermentation to trigger slight decay that feeds bacteria, shaping the mold and fermentation process. It notes that fermentation is the most valuable stage, with stacks acting as breeding grounds for millions of bacteria essential to cigar making.
At Mi At Ones a guest demands breakfast while the landlady lists the cat as the obstacle. Attempts to salvage the meal yield fish, cold chicken, eggs, and a chaotic exchange. The cat becomes the comic culprit as orders clash and dishes vanish.
An ornate early ad column touts Dr Morse's Indian Root and Boat Pills as cures for rheumatism and a range of ailments. It features patient testimonial from John Boyce of Huntar Street Stockton, claiming relief after using the products and resuming work. The copy also notes product availability from W E Comstock Co and various sellers, with period branding and phrasing.
Mira Erica Carter of Hilton Read Hilton credits Dr Williams pink pills for a dramatic recovery after childbirth left her weak and constipated. She reports three boxes cured her and mentions his sister-in-law’s improved health from the medicine. The piece extols the pills as a universal remedy and urges readers to obtain them via the Adelaide supplier or chemists.
The Celtic, described as the largest ship ever built, debuts at Bel fast. Reports claim a displacement around 60,700 tons, length near 7,000 feet, and 12 decks with capacity for about 8,000 people. The vessel, a slow freighter, dwarfs the Great Eastern and the Bugtarn in size, and carries vast cargo and other heavy tonnages.
A fragmentary transcription recounts a local church scene with a curate and a patient discussion of remedies. The excerpt mentions Clemente Tonto, a physician, and a plan to provide medical care amid a chaotic, overheard debate about diets and stomach trouble. It hints at a public notice or sermon-like discourse with medical and moral undertones.
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