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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 07, 1901
Page
4
A farm community reels after a violent scene by a pool ends in the death of Claire under dramatic circumstances. Investigators, officials, and villagers gather as Pariesot and Gorraine pursue the truth behind the disaster and the vanished lover, with the mayor promising a formal inquiry.
A long Australian column recounts Fred Foster's illness after a typhoid and a lightning accident, causing nervous debility and loss of appetite. After doctors failed to help, he credits Bile Beans with restoring his strength. His father confirms the recovery and endorses the remedy. Bile Beans advertised as a cure-all.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a man eating a meal and preparing for bed. It mentions a first to see someone and an age reference, but the details are obscured and unclear about location, time, or event.
An advertisement for Dr More's Indian Root Pills promotes a blood purifier claimed to cure indigestion, headaches, liver and kidney troubles, piles, pimples, and various ailments. It lists testimonials and urges readers to purchase by mail from The W. U. Comstock Co with full bottle details.
An eccentric North country gentleman marks the anniversary of his emancipation from the servants’ hall by resuming his old duties for the day. He dons the livery and waits upon his own domestics, from whom he claims two shillings for his services as the day begins. The servants’ wages are...
A fragment describes a master’s odd behavior and strict routines. He insists on polishing his boot and boot-binking servants, charging a penny a pair for boot cleaning, while rewarding servants with a yearly Adriatinas box and extra funds for their expenses.
A historic plan to connect Bristol to London via a long canal linking the Severn and Thames is discussed. The 24 mile route would cut through solid rock and create a continuous waterway once navigable to Lechlade. After 1864 upper Thames navigation diminished, but revival efforts aim to restore the canal by year end.
A partial OCR snippet mentions wigs and corset terms with scattered, unclear wording. The readable content includes phrases about Inwanik-A bartinier and awkward expressions about wives and walking, lacking coherent events or identified entities.
A reader recounts a long history of rheumatic pain and notes trying several remedies before finding relief with Chamberisin Balm. The letter cites a newspaper ad touting a guaranteed cure and mentions a buyer who purchased multiple tubes, claiming significant pain reduction.
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