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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1901
Page
4
An English language crime drama unfolds with Dr Mangars confronts a web of deceit in a Paris residence. A hidden panel reveals £5, a narcotic, and a plot linking Eugenie and Lorna to a dangerous scheme involving kidnapping and arranged marriages. The tale greets a priest, a widow, and a lycée of suspects as letters from Lucien surface, exposing a tangled motive and new betrayals amidst a mounting tension.
An advertorial extract touts Dr Williams pink pills as a natural cure for a beautful complexion and systemic ailments. It features testimonials from Maud Hayoor and discusses blood enrichment, nerve strengthening, and improved health, linking diet and mental vigor to beauty and longevity.
A fragment argues against the idea that constant strenuous manual labor sustains mental vigor. It suggests that overwork harms body and mind, noting that reliance on strict discipline and scarce food or sleep undermines reasoning. The piece highlights the body’s limits and social needs as essential to performance.
An advertisement extols Morse's Twin Bottle Pills as a cureall for women suffering headaches, biliousness, constipation, and skin troubles. It claims rapid relief, notes trials by various women, and urges purchase from depots with full bottle labeling.
An odd OCR passage cites estimates from England officials about 865 tons of gokkein in the world and mentions sleep patterns of geldon and a traveler in Center Africa. It references an Arab savor and a “Broarme” within two feet, but many terms are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a distorted rural publication with a supposed Dayton Potbasettung reference and a tale of a woman suffering pain who uses a Pain Balance remedy. The content appears garbled with mis-typed names and phrases, lacking coherent event structure or verifiable facts.
A letter to the editor praising a medicine called Bile Beans for women. It claims health benefits including preserved appetite strengthened energy improved liver and kidney function and a “bright eye” and clear complexion for a young wife.
An excerpted town council record discusses ownership repeal signals for Crown Lands, lease questions, and receipts. It mixes local governance with varied curiosities including fencing loans, rabbit destruction orders, pound reports, and a long string of dated notes. The text also surveys world items like a bronze statue, architectural counts, and temperature facts.
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