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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1900
Page
1
The readable text lists quips on making starch with soapy water and idle behavior, cites an Americanism from Don Quixote, mentions a Jamrelitos settlement in Scotland and an end of world prophecy, and ends with a charity gift for the deaf funded by a London institute.
Emma Barnes and Charlie Barnes of Shipatere road Kensington are listed with witnesses Gro Davis Adelaide and dates stating July 10, 1900. For further particulars contact B A Palmer Mewniesreeer Aveta. Renee Tuvit
An advertisement touts the Diamond Book Of Songs offering over six hundred tunes with words and music for two shillings and sixpence posted. It claims great value, promising a collection beyond ordinary music shops and inviting readers to order by mail in the Times.
New sheet music offerings include Transvaal March by Theo Bonheur God Bless Daddy at the War by Will Goodwin and Sons of the Empire March. Also listed are Naval Brigade March, MacDonald March, Imberley March, March to Pretoria, Ladysmith March, Defence and Relief of Mafeki, Mafeking March, and new shoot music at Gil copy.
In a mosaic of notes the piece mentions frozen butterflies found by climbers that revive in warmer regions, a North Pole proximity food remark, Poppa as wife to Nera famed for daily baths in ass milk, a dental expert touting gold filling substitutes, and shavings from pure gold. It closes with a proverb about a country boy studying law.
A brief health ad copy urges use of baths with Chamber and Iain's Pain Balm four times daily to ease rheumatism. It notes wearing underclothes with rib protection and positions for relief, attributed to Walter Campbell as agent.
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