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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1901
Page
4
A sprawling, fragmentary narrative centers on a crime mystery involving Claire Goorin and a man named Deoyle. Witnesses, trials, and examinations unfold with courtroom drama, detailing love, betrayal, and a search for truth through police, doctors, and legal figures. The piece traces the aftermath of a fatal event, including investigations and alleged relationships, while hinting at a long, tangled custody history and a hidden child.
An Adelaide woman native of Antrim credits Dr Williams pink pills with curing heart palpitations and general weakness after several doctors failed. She reports improved heart regularity, appetite, energy, and ability to perform household tasks, urging others with control troubles to try the medicine. A further note describes a lion tamer biting a finger during a show, necessitating quick action to mask the injury from the audience.
A damaged account from New Jersey describes Liverotig Uitinvan, a silent woman, who resisted paying a tax until compelled by force and then pledged support for women’s suffrage. The narrative notes the moment she raised her hand to accept the right to vote, with a cautious tone about public reaction.
A West Maitland agriculturist William Brown recounts age driven health decline and credit for recovery to Bile Beans. He praises relief from nervous tremors and general ailments, claiming improved vigor, appetite, and comfort in old age. The advertisement extols Bile Beans for nervousness constipation piles rheumatism and other ailments, urging chemists or agents to supply them.
A fragmented 19th century advertisement touts Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills by claiming they purify the blood, strengthen the stomach, and treat indigestion, constipation, diarrhea, liver issues, piles, and female ailments. The text references testimonials and various locales and vendors, with dubious medical claims and emphatic endorsements.
A scrambled historical account describes remarkable production feats from 19th century factories. It cites a Berkshire wager on a wool suit, rapid shoe making with numerous components, and swift textile and paper production records. It also notes fast engine construction by the Great Eastern Railway and high annual mileage for a standard engine.
The article praises Peter O Connor as Ireland and Britain's best jumper, detailing triumphs in the long and high jump in 1900. It notes Dublin and Belfast wins, a tied high jump, and a remarkable but flawed attempt in New York. It also mentions a Dungarvan Sports victory and optimistic prospects for 1901 despite travel fatigue and a rough takeoff.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a dated bulletin or notice from a local Gazette with garbled names and terms. It references places and entities like Chambers, Croom, Aabille, and Pole Dalm, alongside medical or performance hints. The readable portions offer no clear event or outcome.
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