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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 22, 1902
Page
4
In this long fragment Hastings and companions trek toward a Matabele village marked by ritual fires and chanted warnings. The party observes kraal life, priestesses, war rites, and a looming confrontation as they navigate terrain fraught with native customs, danger, and vigilante justice.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and places in jumbled order. It lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize into a clear news item.
An older narrative recalls a vivid thunderstorm over Kapadia and a woman named Miss Bartusch who suffered severe pains and distress. She credits Dr Willis pills and a remedy by Eudunia Shrow and Mr Bartuch with restoring health, easing aches, swelling, and debility, and enabling her to resume housework.
A discussion urges.payment reform in dairy purchases to reward quality over quantity. It endorses Dr. Babcock's chemical test as the reliable standard for milk quality, recommending farmers equip each cow with testing tools to improve herd profitability and butter yield.
A Victorian article highlights women such as Mrs Murphy and Mrs Lynde who patent domestic inventions in metalwork and household devices. It notes a Blackpool inventor protecting a novel tent, and others like Florence Harrison and Lenney Colebrooke advancing crafts, carpentry, and child care aids.
An analysis argues that milk richness is largely inherited and not fully altered by feed. It notes that a cow’s milk fat percent is fixed by heredity, with only limited change possible through feeding. poor nutrition reduces output, while watery feed boosts quantity but lowers fat content, and dry feed maintains higher fat with less yield.
A period ad from Australia touts Bile Beans as a remedy for indigestion biliousness constipation and piles. It imitates a testimonial from a 70 plus individual claiming sleep appetite and general health improved after two to three days of use and long term benefit. It advertises 13d and 25s boxes with free samples and lists the address 49 Pil Street Sydney for orders.
Vand foe Boul Aco a raced lung: wreeen in fize or eaten at glorntaig.
Patchy OCR recounts events at Kivasrax including a Wool Trade excursion from Port Victor, a King’s birthday observance, and a Church of England Sunday gathering. Notes list local figures, committees, and attendees, mentioning Messrs Dalgury Co and others, with relocations of Mr. and Mrs Castine to Treechpark and community reflections on vacancies and change.
A fragmented notice praises early use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Cholera Remedy to prevent serious illness and costly medical care. It urges every household to keep a bottle for immediate relief and to act at the first signs of disturbance to avoid extended illness and lost wages.
A first person account describes a long medical ordeal with stomach and nervous system distress. The patient reports relief after taking a patent remedy, noting improved appetite, energy, clarity, and overall health while detailing prior ineffective treatments and doctor visits.
Fragmentary note describes fourteen ounces of bread and portions of herrings as food value. Mentions Paris and Hessian girl students with a small count of nearly one hundred, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
An old public health notice extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Dysentery Remedy as reliable and effective. It warns of fatal outcomes from intestinal diseases if not treated early and advises every household to keep a bottle on hand for quick use.
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