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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1905
Page
3
A long fragment sketches a murder inquest with legal actors and witnesses. It references Giles Cavendish, the State's Attorney, a coroner's inquiry, and a trial atmosphere. Details describe strategy, testimony, and the handling of the postmortem, including a physician from Norwich Sanatorium and discussions of evidence and procedure.
The long hospital tale of consumption is recounted amid courtroom drama. Witnesses describe Lieutenant Pattney, Lance Treton, and Roy Tauey, with Cavendish Place and Cavendish Ball events setting a tense backdrop. The defense hints at infidelity, rivalries, and a fatal incident, while testimony casts doubt on who moved when and why.
A Mrs. Midgar of Adelaide praises Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills after years of liver trouble, nervousness, and improper digestion. She reports relief after two bottles and urges publication of her testimonial for other sufferers. The ad claims the pills cure biliousness indigestion constipation sick headaches and female ailments.
An unclear report sketches a noisy scene with odd promises about shaving for pennies and giving away a cigar. The text veers into nonsensical names and questions about who benefits, ending in a jumble of phrases and incomplete references.
An advertisement style narrative touts Bile Beans as a cure for headaches and liver related ailments. It features patient anecdotes, claims of dramatic improvements, and mentions of various disorders and products, including Chestnut and other remedies, with endorsement language and checkout details.
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