19 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 19, 1905
Page
1
A tale tells of a Turkish captain ordered to Malta who, after clearing the Bosphorus, doubted his course and sought help from another vessel. He chose to follow a ship bound for Malta, but a fog altered the fleet and he finally arrived at Liverpool, mistaking the English port for his target.
The Times promotes Pratt's Chords of Chords for piano and organ as a self instruction chart to learn to play without a teacher. It claims quick mastery of chords and sight playing, promising access to most major chords and popular songs with minimal practice, at half a crown price for subscribers.
An Australia wide promotional tale touts Zam-Buk as soothing for piles offering relief from itching pain and swelling. A Melbourne man describes long suffering relief after applying Zam-Buk, noting subsequent calmer days and a return to rest.
The fragment recalls Woods Great Peppermint Cure praised as effective for coughs colds and fevers with a claim of safety for children. Mentions doctors and a thirty year reputation plus a money back guarantee and sale by chemists and storekeepers.
The text details Merino crossbred sheep with measurements, weights, and features including wool quality and body conformation. It lists ages, tail length, neck, and leg descriptions, with notes on weight ranges and average weights for different groups, alongside references to various head and limb characteristics.
Wonist Grit Peppermint secured a notable win as Conrhy Amit Cable remained undefeated. The Irish Moss team posted a decisive score, signaling strong form in the current circuit.
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