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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 11, 1905
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Bile Beans as a remedy to purge impurities, cleanse the liver and blood, ease constipation and indigestion, and boost energy and vitality. It claims improved digestion, stronger nerves, and overall health, urging use with regular dosing of the advertised potions.
Mr John Notom exhibited a plant grown from seed reportedly taken from a pharaoh tomb in Egypt. The plant is described as 1200 to 1700 years old and linked to a 16 year old account by Professor Blinders Petrip. Story notes seeds found among cloths, later planted in Baltast, with ties to Coptic era tombs.
A coroner's inquest unfolds around an unnamed dead man found at a city residence. Detective Jocelyn and Dr. Hasbrouck guide the inquiry while Giles Cavendish contends with political pressures, a missing home, and a looming detective’s involvement as the mystery broadens with social and familial tensions.
A fragmented note describes a future scene with canal boat dwellers and worsening conditions. It hints at population growth and a distant year around 260, suggesting speculative or poetic content rather than a current event.
A reader recounts eighteen months of relentless illness and failed treatments in Avieluide, detailing mounting pain and a struggle with the medical system. He describes ineffective medicines, deteriorating health, and reliance on doctors and prescriptions while seeking relief and a cure.
A story recounts John W Gates and Colonel Kilwood reportedly orchestrating a rapid multi million dollar steel property purchase in Cleveland and Chicago tied to the American Steel and Wire consolidation. The article notes the cash deal and ensuing 90 million dollar capital move, with side mentions of global barometers and a stray medical advertisement.
Travellers often bring Ctnuusberlain's Colic Cholera and Din Prhew Remedy to treat emergency bowel issues. The bottle claims 110 equal to 9 cures and can be obtained aboard ships, sold by Walter Campbell.
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