24 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
1
A brief note records that orders were taken at Mr Orders for Tun Poynte’s in Chennst, reflecting a transaction or service encounter. The fragmentary text indicates a local commerce or appointment setting, with no further context available.
An editorial pitch asserts a ready made musical education via Pratt's Chart of Chords for piano and organ. It claims quick learning without a teacher, endorses the chart by teachers and musicians, notes American origin and wide popularity, and advertises a reduced Times price with a bonus song book for subscribers.
Adelaide official E H Brougham reports in The Register that Australians lean pro Russian, while Japanese workers push for influence in China. He notes Europeans fear Japan’s rising power, wage disparities, and plans to displace whites from government roles. He mentions immigration restrictions and Japan's claim to Acetratia as aims.
The report notes Chamberlain's Coach Remedy as the sole cough medicine found free of narcosis after a Poisons Act analysis by the Pharmacy Board of New South Wales. Advertisements praise the product for coughs and children's use, alongside other items from local merchants and a variety of tonics, nostrums, and fur/ hides sales.
Mr F McKinney of 74 Regent Street North Richmond Victoria testifies Zam-Buk cured his back pain after several remedies failed. The ad claims Zam-Buk relieves piles boils running sores neuralgia and strains and serves as a household balm for cuts burns and skin issues. Available from medicine vendors or Zam-Buk Co Sydney.
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