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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1901
Page
1
A small town pub announces updated safety practices to prevent sexually transmitted diseases among patrons. Management emphasizes responsible drinking, discreet testing referrals, and cooperative health messaging at the bar. Community health workers plan pop up clinics nearby for outreach.
An old newspaper notice touts the Diamond Book of Songs offering over six hundred songs across genres and nations. It promises value, multiple regions, and domestic delivery for two shillings and sixpence, with orders to mention The Times.
Fragmented text appears to reference advertising, London addresses, and military figures including 61 228 troops and 15 010 cadets. Mentions Hon R Buller, Treasury, and Federation as costly. Text is garbled with unclear context and sourcing.
Commercial K Gorrensovus Row and Co report mixed market signals with Wool, hides, and skins varying in price while meat and wool trends show firmness. A long testimonial on Vitadatio recounts a dramatic medical cure, followed by a light comedy exchange about age and memory, all set in Adelaide with local names and addresses.
A South Melbourne woman praises Vitadalio after her 15 year old daughter suffered spine tuberculosis. Doctors first treated with hospital care and surgery, but decisive hope emerged only after using Vitadalio, per a March 7 1900 testimonial from Joseph Evans of 7 Cobden Street.
A parent recalls saving his ragged boy with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy bought from A. E. Steere of Goodwin. He administered it as directed every few minutes, the child breathed better after vomiting, and the parent credits the medicine for saving the boy’s life despite a near choking moment. An agent named Walter Galliplell is mentioned.
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