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Newspaper

Millicent Times

Location

Millicent, South Australia, Australia

Date

Sep 03, 1904

Page

4

The Grace Cup Secret and a Dark English Mystery

In a tangled night sequence, Letty Bryne reveals a hidden link to St Ahern Grace Cup, exposing Miguel Costela's murder and a past life as Letty, while Saxton grasps the Cup as proof to fix a grievous wrong. The tale unfolds with threats, loyalties, and a perilous path to England.

Letty Sa Yun Gaeta Px Saxton Mirwetty Kha Mr. Suaton Maen St. Mhertic Norman Eeiede Mp Sisto Pashanats Miguel Costela St. Ahern Uenhurder Letty Bryne Rowena Clive Castle England Levty Mr. Sexton Tie Bax Tim al Hit Tex Mr. Saxton Itex Mr. Baxtan Carey Ava Maine Bex'enou Fabronbeis Costelle Pantes Lavy Varney Sreesottom Uri Teithin Chauiboc St. Atern

Chapter XNIV Lady Viva recounts Vevey departure plans

Mr Suxtun finds no fault in the arrangements for Letty's sudden relinquishment and the niece's comfort during the waiting period before Fingland. Vevey is cleared for departure in a week, surgeon signs off on Wah's recovery, Saxton agrees to the plan, and Veh leaves with a hopeful mood while Louis's story leaves him pensive on the villa walk.

Utr Saxton Vevey Owenn Kuish Louis Gually

Locomotive Speed and Population Note in Odd Text

A fragmented piece mentions a locomotive at exprem speed and a 1 050 pull per aile, plus a reference to 255 people to tha mila. It also notes a claim about Han being densely populated, with garbled phrases about Broathist Coughs and Great Peppermint Cur.

Apap Tha Mila

Rheumatic Cripple Chooses Williams Pink Pills

Edward Orchard tells of severe rheumatic pain from wet weather and bad blood. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with rebuilding his blood, ending pain, restoring strength, and curing his rheumatism after months of use. The ad promotes pills as a blood-building cure for various ailments and urges writing for genuine remedies.

B. Orchard Mr. Orchadi Paing Mr. Orchard Williams Sam Ds. Williams South Australia Willisoa Pik Pilla Dr. Williams Medicine Co Sydney

Tea and coffee harm digestion and iron tea-kettle ink

A fragment describes how foods aid digestion while warning that tea and coffee injure digestion due to tannin and iron interactions. It claims tannin in tea can combine with iron to darken substances, likening tannic leather production, and says strong tea with beef can alter digestion and start the stomach’s making process.

Tex

Navy Battle Against Coughs and Sneezes Cheerfully Named

A fragmentary verse echoes a sea battle metaphor praising Woods' Gee’s Per vent Cem as a remedy to harsh winters. The text blends naval bravado with cough and sneeze imagery, portraying a heroic march into rough seas of illness and relief through a medicinal product.

Ned

The Reaping the Loop Bicycle Feat and Adverts

A Victorian era report describes Belair and Eclair performing a daring looping bicycle act. The rider navigates a 196 foot course with a large iron wheel, doors, and a net finale, all to showcase extreme courage and gravity defying maneuvers. Also included are testimonials for Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills, praising cures for indigestion and biliousness.

Belair Eclair Gowt

Household Tips From An Antique Cleaning Note

A damaged OCR page offers a string of odd home remedies. Tips include washing dirty paints with milk, dusting chalk as flavoring, rubbing cream odor curtains with bath brick, and steaming chimneys then drying. Vinegar in wash water firms fish. ammonia cleans old furniture with tar and oil. ammonia in warm water whitens textiles with care.

Smmonia

Cotton yields 4770 miles of thread from one pound

A historical note reports that from a single pound of cotton, as much as 4,770 miles of thread can be spun, illustrating the remarkable potential of cotton fiber to yield long textile strands.

Fobercalwls in Lan and Besat

Dr Creawell Mulbourne reports the royal commission findings on tubercle in cattle and humans. The commission tested tubercle strains from patients and animals, noting rare transmission to cattle, localized reactions, and similar biology between human and bovine tubercle.

Creawell Mulbourne Royal Commission England Kosh Enuip

Sixty Seven Children in an Orphanage Rhyme

A playful verse recalls a child talking about a large family. The little girl lists sixty seven siblings living at Odgrn hore and a busy household with eleven mothers and a father drawing a car. The narrator jokes about an orphanage or a female notainary, while the maid with heaven eyes speaks of Tim the oldest.

Aho Mina Josh Nailal Howe Poacy Tretta Tim Hix

Chamberlains Pain Balm praised for rheumatic relief by townsman

Town Clerk Rudkin reports favor from Chamberlains Pain Balm in severe rheumatic attacks and after trying other embrocations. He notes friends with rheumatism benefiting similarly and endorses the balm as a reliable household liniment.

Tomers George Robert Rudkin Kumara Seya Chamberlain Walter Campball British Isles

World’s Largest Crane Erected at Kiel

A 450 ton crane, claimed to be the largest in the world, stands at Kiel. It rises 159 feet, is powered by electricity, and can lift 150 tons. The Haleakala volcano in the Sandwich Islands is said to have the biggest crater worldwide, nearly 80 miles in circumference and over 10,000 deep.

St. Paul's London Peoth Woods Bordeaux Biarrice North Australia Corral Kiel Haleakala Sandwich Islands Mar Sinigns

Fragmented garbled text about medicine and state of organs reads oddly

The passage presents a garbled stream of phrases referencing medicine organs and state of health with disrupted sentences and unclear context, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or subject. It appears to be a corrupted OCR fragment rather than a complete news item.

Goa Ainray Uranly Hameaing

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