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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 12, 1899
Page
4
A testimonial about the merits of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People notes a woman from Long Gully Steels View recounting relief from a 48 year leg condition after using the pills. The account claims systemic improvement and pain relief, describing a long journey to recovery and renewed mobility aided by the remedy.
At the Barbados sprint races Major Johns and Mrs French attend from the Garrison. The handsome bombardier Davies draws Mrs French’s notice, while a social whirl unfolds with tennis, stage rehearsals, and a planned charity opera. Davies agrees to join the opera after persuasion, amid romantic tension and a disciplinary glance from Major Shrapnel.
General debility and nervousness described with scattered phrases and fragmented OCR text. The piece mentions a woman traveling by WT, references to health concerns, and vignettes about a child and graveside at a park or cemetery, with incomplete sentences and mixed proper nouns.
Fragments from a court martial report describe Major Shrapnel and a brigandish assault on Mrs French, with a colonel judging the captive. Davies faces trial while public opinion questions the sentence as under gu ate for the offence.
A letter praises More Indian Root Pills as a cure for various ailments from liver complaints to skin diseases. The writer reports improved health and energy after use, endorsing the product and noting availability through chemists and agents in Melbourne. The advertisement warns of counterfeit versions and urges readers to purchase from listed proprietors W H Comstock Co Ltd and Melbourne agents Felton, Grin wade & Co.
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