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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1901
Page
1
An advertisement touts the Diamond Book of Songs offering over six hundred pieces with words and music, claiming it as the greatest aggregation of songs in one book. It promises varied genres including negro and comic tunes, notes its rarity, and explains pricing and delivery details to readers.
Rate of postage details for newspapers and parcels, including rates for light weights under 3 pounds, up to 2 pounds per item, and additional charges for each extra unit. Also covers posting deadlines, acknowledgment of receipt, and penalties for insufficient postage. Mentions destinations such as Victoria and New Zealand and general guidelines for newspapers and parcels.
A garbled 19th century advertisement invites readers to enter a widespread bird name contest with daily prizes and a national subscription push. It promises cash rewards, a gold set, and a “bonus prize,” while asserting no deception and urging immediate sign ups through mailings, with dates outlined for a January 1904 end.
A London cable dated September 25 notes brisk demand for wool with prices up about 15 percent from last series. Locally strong inquiry for pelts and furs, with a large trade attendance and competitive bidding on a wide catalogue. Prices varied by quality, with merino and full wool prices listed and various skins sold by weight and grade.
A European tour unfolds for Masolina the Juatian famed as a modern Robin Hood. He escapes massive rewards by aiding the poor and avoiding clergy interference while striking fair deals with landowners. Educated, well dressed, and fearless, he even once mingled with Italy's Parliament and the king. His capture would trigger widespread unrest as he travels through Europe guiding his supporters and informing authorities of his movements.
A wealthy Baltimore resident owns a grand mechanical toy that animates a rural landscape with moving figures and scenes. It features lake scenes, travelers, a miller on a ladder, grain sacks, church bells, village children, a large Morris wheel, and many workers. Power comes from a water wheel hidden away in a distant building.
Florence Burk of Walmea Pentland Parale Melbourne recounts a severe liver and gallstone attack cured by VITADATIO after doctors advised surgery. She credits a New Zealand letter and a sister’s urging, saying she is now in perfect health and free from pain after treatment. Author: S A Palmer.
Fragmentary figures show 16 800 tons of glass required in Great Britain during 1801. The year’s balance sheet lists trade values with £8 200 000 in assets and a ratio of 158 100 000. Charles Dickens is noted as superintendent with a 60 cent rate, while other figures and names appear garbled.
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