25 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1905
Page
1
The item lists consignments of wool and fur products with varied grades and prices. Entries cover full wool, crossbred, damaged lots, prime rabbit skins, kangaroo and wallaby pelts, greys, hides, salted and green hides, calves, and other skins with a wide range of prices and quality notes.
A newspaper advert promotes Pratt's Chart of Chords for piano and organ as a shortcut to musical education. It claims the chart enables sight playing of most songs with minimal practice and highlights its appeal to both beginners and advanced musicians. The Times offers the chart at a reduced price with added items and free copies through publishers.
A collage of notes mentions the Suez Canal's impact on British-India sea routes, urban population figures in London Paris and Berlin, a fish expert claim, Catherine II's orphan asylum funding, dysentery cures from Chamberlains remedy, a cheese theft joke, and Dr Sheldon's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds with milder claims and agent Walter Campbell listed.
Mr John Lovejoy of Ruthven Street Toowoomba reports a rash on his neck treated with Zam-Buk after a doctor misdiagnosed it as ringworm. He used half a small pot and says the rash disappeared completely and he now praises the product for skin irritations and other ailments. Zam-Buk advertises as a cure for eczema piles boils and many skin conditions and offers a free sample pot.
The report notes Brazil supplying half of global coffee production while India’s demographic mix shows eight white men for every white woman in the country.
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