12 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1905
Page
1
A Russian priest faces daily poverty as many villages earn under £80 yearly. Before serf emancipation he received tithes, now he has a share of arable land yet his glebe is poorly cultivated. He is described as careless and a poor steward of both land and souls.
An essay praises a half crown musical education as a practical shortcut to piano and organ accompaniments. It discusses Pratt’s Chords and a Coronation Musical Bell, claiming they enable a reader to play popular songs with minimal instruction, alongside home piano education benefits and limited-time availability.
A bootmaker from Newtown Sydney recalls a severe finger infection after a brass nail. After hospital treatment failed, Zam-Buk was applied and rapidly relieved pain, enabled sleep, and fully restored the finger within two weeks. The testimonial extols Zam-Buk as a universal remedy for wounds and skin ailments.
A damaged description recalls a locomotive finding an empty injector sub and water tank after leaving a station in Washington. It mentions a circus train with an elephant causing mischief by squirting water at a giraffe, then discusses Russia's claim to the world’s greatest market and a Moscow bazaar with numerous establishments. It pivots to business wisdom and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for safety and decades of trust.
The readable fragments mention places, weights, and items like wool, crossbred, sabres, and cats with references to numbers and weights. The text is garbled with many unclear names and terms, offering only scattered hints of a possible sale, listing, or measurement context rather than a clear event or subject.
Unclear readable text reports a local event or item with no coherent names, dates, places, or concrete facts. The fragmentary line suggests a possible aid or sports reference but lacks verifiable entities or context.
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