Two Oh Tling and Sixpence Posted Four Pence Extra
Par readers to nay addrans for Two Oh Tling and Sixpence, posted 4d extra. In writing mention the Zimas.
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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1901
Page
1
Par readers to nay addrans for Two Oh Tling and Sixpence, posted 4d extra. In writing mention the Zimas.
An old column lists simple treatments using lemons for headaches biliousness coughs colds and fevers. It praises hot lemonade lemon juice with sugar or honey and baking lemon in the oven as remedies and notes beneficial effects for rheumatism and corns.
New sheet music offerings include Transvaal March by Theo. Bonhsar and God Bless Daddy at the War by Will Goodwin. Lone of the Eemplee Maret GI Barton advertises a supplier of sheet music available for purchase.
The week closed with a disappointing tone across the Melbourne wool market. Prices drifted for merino and line crossbreds, with fineness type rates down about 4d per lb from peak season highs. Crossbred skins saw modest demand and slight price recovery, while coarse crossbreds remained unusually dull and accepted lower offers. Notable declines appeared in secured moult lines except Ree locks, and general confidence waned amid London January sales results.
Fragmentary postal notice indicates mail cross at Millicent Post Office and involves Adelaide Mount Gambier routes. Names appear garbled with references to Mount Salisila and Million Post-Offes. Overall the readable text hints at courier scheduling or mail exchange with unclear details.
Fragmentary text traces a game said to be played in early centuries in Paris, Avin, Peru, India, and Japan. It hints a tradition dating about 600 years before Christ, with a sound atter suggesting it was played with unwritten rules during earlier times.
A letter from Lennon Byrneton of Adelaide endorses VitaDatio as a miracle cure for long standing liver and kidney ailments. He recounts personal suffering, claims rapid health restoration after using large bottles, and invites correspondence and interviews for more testimonials.
A fragmented rural note muses on cider, crime, wealth, and fishing. It mentions Mr Whinkle reading a sporting paper and hints at curious rules and the odd belief that lemon juice can remove rust and memory in vegetables.
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