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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1903
Page
4
The ad claims William’s Pink Pills cure many ailments from blood disease to indigestion and liver complaints. It warns the pills restore strength and health, portraying themselves as tonic and soothing while asserting nonpurging, blood-building effects.
A garbled antiquarian column mixes medical ads with odd anecdotes about a Dr Danner and a Marion Ohio doctor, then shifts to patent remedies such as Bile Beans and Chamberlain’s Colic relief. It notes dietary curiosities, home tips, and a mix of international data on churches and literacy with assorted household advice.
In a tangled tale set in London society, the Countess and Ellen confront Hugh Trafton and Lady Alice amid intrigue, deceit, and looming scandal. Martha uncovers a deadly scheme as a masked murderer lurks, heightening the danger surrounding jewelry theft and a looming court case.
In a gloom filled room Thella lies upon a couch bathed in sulphurous light. Marthe Gregory kneels nearby, the room steeped in menace as she surveys and aids in a dark plot.
A man from Adelaide recounts a prolonged illness blamed on medical treatment. He details heart palpitations, headaches, fatigue, and other symptoms after hospital care, alleging misdiagnosis and poor treatment by doctors. He asserts the hospital failed to provide relief and notes ongoing health struggles and a request to publish his statements.
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Reports describe dangerous exhibition acts by riders claiming to top previous feats. Circuits called The Terrible Ring and Circle of Death headline performances at venues like Theatre Toulin Rauge and Madison Square Garden. A Continental stunt promises a long ride before a dramatic halt, with a brake slowing the bike to permit a rider to escape and then reappear airborne across the auditorium.
A mixed fragment discusses Dr Murse's Tudian Boot Pills claimed to cure stomach, liver, and kidney disorders and constipation. It riffs on nutrition versus quantity, then notes world facts about battleships, Yellowstone hot springs, population, and streets of a city in South Australia, all attributed to Donald Camp-Lull.
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