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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1901
Page
1
An advertisement describes a music shop offering the Diamond Book Of Songs containing over six hundred vocal and instrumentals. It touts rare songs, negro spirituals, sentimental numbers, and out of print treasures, with delivery by mail for two shillings and sixpence plus postage.
A partial readable line from an OCR page offers limited text without clear events or proper names. The fragment provides no identifiable entities or concrete facts to summarize into a headline and card teaser.
A historical ad invites readers to submit lists of 35 bird names for a chance to win prizes including gold and tea sets. The offer promises daily prizes, with judging in March 1902 and details about subscription benefits, urging readers to avoid sending money until prize lists and conditions are fully clarified.
A fragmented commercial notice outlines cataloging efforts and prices for wool, hides, and leather goods. It references Gorneenoren Bow end Co and Shinn, noting catalog entries of 9,000 slane and crested alints, various hides and skins, weighted by condition and weight, with prices per item or dozen and details on fabric and material quality.
A Gulf multi sentence testimonial endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds in children and adults. The writer claims rapid relief, noting it is especially effective for children and recommending it for general use. Walter Campbell is listed as agent for sale.
An old man named Jack Baldwin in Georgia loses his hat near a dry well. A local figure named Nost detaches a bell and approaches, causing confusion as Baldwin fears an advancing horse. The fragment hints at a comic or perilous clash but remains unclear and garbled.
Jumbled lines recount a chaotic exchange with cries to Ball and Lord, a baptism reference, and a harsh laugh. The fragmentary text shows distressed speech and pursuit, resembling a vivid snippet from a dramatic scene without coherent context or clear characters.
The text lists names and phrases about expenditures and a brickmaking machine, noting a smart brickmaker can make 4000 bricks per day and a 16 horsepower machine makes 20000 in the same period, with references to Adelaide and testinmonin-like terms.
A damaged snippet describes remedies and testimonials for elixirs like Chamberlain's Barn Batti and other patent medicines. The writer, B. Ruons from Péoaville Mo, references trial with little relief and mentions a physician agent Walter Qawipball.
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