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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
May 20, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text describes a court case over Dr Morve y s Indian Root Pills and their claimed health benefits. Witnesses, purifying powers, and allegations of medical claims appear, with names and places devolving into garbled phrasing. The piece references purifying blood and various health ailments, ending with a list of purported uses.
Mr. Frank 0. Bostock explains that learning by rogiation guides animal training. Habit, not intellect, shapes behavior as animals become apt pupils under patient handling. The trainer’s methods show how repeated cues and restraint cultivate steady performance and control.
An old advertisement-style notice touts Bile Beans as a universal remedy for constipation and related ailments. It quotes a patient praising rapid relief after initial doses, claims lasting health restoration, and urges readers to obtain the product from medicine sellers. The text also mentions a window display at York Cathedral and a Dr Shuldon’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds.
In a stained, clipped chapter of the case, the pursuit of a key suspect heats up as authorities plan to arrest the young man once more. Aunt, inspector, and Sydney debate timing while public whispers swirl around the alleged death of Lieutenant Polney.
A long fragment recounts a sufferer facing Locomotor Ataxia and ultimate recovery after a controversial cure by Dr Walliams. The piece blends medical drama with family melodrama as the patient, his mother, and a lover navigate illness, social scrutiny, and a dramatic courtroom of rumors surrounding the cure, ending with a note of gratitude from a benefactor.
Nellie Bee recounts an eight month illness and long struggle with fatigue and headaches. She describes trials with doctors and medicines, severe weakness, and sustained mood and sleep disruption before relief from a tonic treatment.
A man who drinks too much supposedly met an accident after dinner at Triond a newly named consul. He returned home in a cab and climbed stairs without touching walls a servant had left a step ladder at the top it broke and he fell to the floor feet extended forward in a rapid slide toboggan like.
A fragmentary verse complains of an asthmatic child and a noisy youth whose coughing and appetite disturb the neighborhood. The speaker warns the lads to heed his words and stay away from the Front Woods, signaling tension in the community.
In the Mexcan Herald it notes longevity in Mexico and mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by a Havelock NY correspondent. It claims the product treats coughs and croup effectively and is marketed by Arthur D. Banks, Storekeeper.
A narrator recalls meeting a perfect physical double at a watering place. After a dramatic car chase, the doppelganger is captured, the narrator is jailed in a padded room, and released the next day. A £5 note from the Superintendent partially comforts the sufferer.
Fragmentary text mentions Dr. Rhotdon's Digestive rules, a shell-fick with 11 000 eye, Walter Campbell as agent, and a Great Papparmint Cure for Children's Hacking Cough at Night. Also references 1964 and new schools in Gwetserland dedicating ground floor space to baths.
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