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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1904
Page
3
A fragmentary report covers a mock trial session praising the plaintiff and detailing damages awarded. It discusses labor clauses, aboriginal and colored labor issues, and a critical look at religious philosophy, The Register contradictions, and a Sydney Labor paper dispute involving Grant Hervey, plus a medicinal remedy advert.
A fragmented critique cites international papers, anti Jewish stereotypes, and financial parasitism while touching on Siren topics of Manchuria, Japan, Russia, and a Point Macleay Mission Station dispute. The piece wanders through alleged bias and social tensions without a clear single event.
A fragmented item mentions Irish moss and algal suggestions related to health remedies. The readable text hints at alga related products or therapies alongside a coughing issue, but details are sparse. Further context would clarify the publication’s stance or guidance.
Appeals against assessments were heard with oath, outlining multiple properties and reductions. Correspondence covered fox destruction, road grants, and expenditure details. The council debated general and special rates, overdraft, ward assessments, and plans for roads, water, and depot locations.
A Western Medical Review praised Sander & Sons Eucalypts Extract as highly reliable and superior to rivals. The ad urges physicians and patients to use it as a mouthwash, for fever prevention, nasal and throat infections, respiratory illnesses, and external injuries, claiming wide health benefits and internal dosing guidance.
The expansion brings the largest and most commodious business premises in Millicent with full stock across hardware plated ware lamps crockery and home goods. Timber galvanized iron wire nails screws cement bricks lime and more are available. Visitors are urged to see the curiousity and return for regular shopping.
Saturday meeting minus Dr Goddard and with apologies from Dr Morris. council to lease land from Mrs L A Dunne in exchange for a road along sections 469 to 447, with future fee simple, government fees waived. Plan to deposit at Lands Titles Office and road closure approved. Vermin board and rabbit control ordered. Education notices and university exams appended.
Readable excerpts describe St Anthony's Convent Millicent Christmas break on December 16 and the annual concert December 20. Students performed music, recitations, dances, and a merry comedy Teacher Wanted. Prizes for various classes were distributed with acknowledgments from the Sisters of Mercy.
Typical weathered testimonial touts Doan’s Ointment as a remedy for eczema irritation and various skin ailments including pimples and hives. A Millicent resident, Thomas Brooks, says he found lasting relief after twelve months of itching, noting cooling sensation after application and urging others with eczema to try it. The ad claims safety and effectiveness, noting sales at 25d per box and postal purchase availability from Foster McClellan Co.
Hatherleigh won the third season clash at Rendlesham on December 17. Players named include Hatherleigh’s Cowan, Stewart, Clifford, Gavan, Wylie, Bateman, and Humphries with Carthew as key bowler. Hatherleigh’s bowling figures show Cowan 5 for 34 and Foster 3 for 1. The L.A. versus N.S. Wales inter-state match ran December 17 to 20 with Wales winning. Wales scored 465 in one innings while L.A. totals were 177 and 148.
The hay harvest in South Australia is described as one of the best ever, with implications for local peace. The 8.E. Wild Dog Destruction Association and Tatiara Association plan to unite to combat wild dogs, funding via taxes on members. The article notes the Hon. Wm. Shiels died at Struan House on Saturday, December 17, after heart weakness, and mentions other local deaths and political figures with brief biographical notes. Discussion covers a proposed Port Augusta to West Australia railway survey and West Australian opposition to the plan, plus progress on the Pinnaroo railway tunnel project and related contractors.
Fragmentary notice mentions Minda condolence cards in connection with Minda home for weak minded children. Also includes unclear phrases PRICK ts and 29 ad with no clear event or dates.
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