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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1902
Page
4
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Faieparers and local officials met to discuss the rabbit trapping tender for the Millicent district. Key figures included BL White TR McDonald Mr V Haine and Mr Richards, with Mr B Richardes acting as convenor. The group examined the import of the rabbit industry and Silkstrews effects, aiming to select a tender for the Commonaga district council project.
Local debate centers on rabbit trapping rights and funding for the Millicent Preserving Company. Councils from Tantagonia to Tantanoola face pressure as Milligent interests defend preserving operations and warn that restrictive moves could close the Millicent Factory, affecting taxpayers and regional jobs. A deputation may urge the council to revert to prior principles, with the board noting substantial losses and company fears of insolvency if rabbit supplies are cut.
A damaged OCR-like passage presents a confusing mix of words and misspellings about pain and doubt. It contains several near unreadable phrases and lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
An amusing tale contrasts a garden party hat mishap with a milliner's lending a hat, prompting fashion judgment and a sharp rebuke. The piece continues with a feature on dwarf oranges grown in China and Japan, detailing methods to create tiny fruit trees and their ornamental appeal in interiors, noting cultural care and novel trends.
An old remedy claim touts Bile Beans as a cure for constipation and liver ills. A Petersburg reader named G. Betherdiga endorses Bile Beans, claiming relief from headaches, constipation, piles, female weakness, pimples, and other ailments tied to disordered liver and kidneys. The ad promotes boxed sales by a company using a sensational health-boosting tone.
The article highlights the Corsa Rewnnr's casting in medical cures for coughs and colds, claiming broad adoption across nine large regions. It praises his painting as a regional achievement and notes favorable views of his benevolent works.
A narrator recalls a perilous voyage aboard a torpedo boat destroyer, racing through towering waves at speeds around twenty to thirty knots. The crew battles cold spray, wind, and fear as engines blaze and water piles over the deck, with the narrator forced to witness the machine’s raw power up close.
Fragmented OCR text describes a testimonial about Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills and health cures. Includes a claimed patient from Annandale and references to indigestion and chest pain. Mentions military armies and the cost of a war force, with disjointed context and dubious claims.
A disjointed reminiscence describes chronic dyspepsia and a patient’s claim of improvement after treatments from a doctor named Clementa Tanie. The narrative traces years of pain, nerve weakness, and reduced vitality, noting perceived therapeutic gains and costs, with references to Gayers and local addresses. The piece reads as a personal testimonial amid era medical rhetoric.
A clumsy feast unfolds at a hospitable mansion as a groom and his bride from Invereda are hosted by a stern father-in-law. The turkey proves tough. a spry 54-year-old lawyer struggles with the plum pudding and a flashy table tumble draws embarrassed glances.
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