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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 25, 1905
Page
4
An advertisement touts Dr Mowse’s Indian Root Pills as a cure for gout and rheumatic pains caused by uric acid in the blood. It promises liver and kidney cleansing, relief from constipation, headaches, pimples, and female ailments, emphasizing purifying the blood and rapid relief.
Roy Taney and Jocelyn confront a tangled case as Taney lies ailing while a back story unfolds. The two men dissect a coat found in a carriage and a potential informant who saw Taney leave with it. Detective Jocelyn urges caution and hints at a bargain, while Inspector Hines presses Coroner Hasbrouck for a sharper theory about the Cavendish affair and the unresolved mystery surrounding Mrs Dyche and the crime scene.
Fragmented OCR passage blends names, places, dates, and phrases from a newspaper page. It references various persons and locations in a garbled stream, with random terms and partial sentences challenging interpretation and lacking a clear single event or outcome.
A claim of a world’s largest tree in California is reported with measurements of 51 feet in diameter and a height around six stories. The note weaves in historical era references and various seemingly unrelated anecdotes, reflecting a scatter of clipped items from a historical page.
An advertisement extols Bile Beans as a permanent remedy for piles and related digestive complaints. It asserts liver congestion causes piles and constipation, claims bile regulation dissolves the root cause, and credits a testimonial from Mr. Honey Batt of Duke Street Albertson Sal. It promotes 1s or 2s sizes with broad health claims.
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