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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1918
Page
3
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The article records a Shire meeting with subscriptions and loans totaling figures from Bal in Talan, listing several firms including Morthaen Co op and Fairbairn & Co. It notes a large subscription from Amber and mentions bidding at a sale with references to housing, societies, and a protracted discussion over funds.
The Presbyteriax Church held its 65th annua visit? special services were well attended. Vocal soloists Mrs Lampe and Mr Fix led the program with hymns and a dramatic reading by Mrs A Shaygan. The event included a Gohel? Goebel? Goel song and a Mis A Shaygan tribute, concluding with the National Anthem.
The Bacchis Marsh Agricultural Society reports a successful exhibit at the Boye fair. Prizes highlighted include a quart of milk four eggs and four spoonfuls of salt. The horticultural society proposed prizes for best produce and noted judging will conclude with a final display finale.
Fragmentary notice describes sale of goods and an evening concert to aid the Church of England. It mentions a school choir concert at Kor and a room to be won as a prize. Forecasts of rain and rough ground spoil plans, but the event aims to attract many attendees.
An OCR scanned fragment discusses a fête and dramatic company activity, mentioning performances, audience reception, and local notices. It references individuals and locations in a garbled, partially legible style, with mentions of regulation discussions and planned events.
Scattered fragments list names, times, and scores from a Ballarat area event. The garbled text mentions athletes such as Abbie Fenn and Gray and includes numbers like 66 and 60 1, hinting at race results. No clear event outcome or cohesive report is recoverable.
A cryptic report describes a malfunction in a dairy processing setup. It notes alterations to separators and machines, outlining how changes affect cream fat content and stability. The piece discusses temperatures, pressures, and potential safety concerns in equipment operation.
In clean well ventilated quarters calves are treated daily with castor oil milk and a mix of aiol and Paris ibaurate to prevent scours. Calves receive powder applied to the magus and washed down, with precautions to keep bedding dry and to secure the calf’s area. Regular precautions against disease include careful feeding and sanitation practices.
Post office hours and private box access outlined with daily opening and closing times for various locations and services. Customer hours include morning and afternoon blocks with numbered times and days, noting contact details and courier patterns.
The readable text fragment hints at scattered phrases and names, with incomplete words and unclear context. It references people, potential events, and places in a damaged, garbled form, lacking a coherent narrative or identifiable details.
The text recalls a famed French artist Meresce ler and his strongman model Achille Durand. It describes Durand’s endurance and a scene of studio posing with chairs, dignified yet strained as he flexes for the painter. The notes mention other figures and the artist Monseigneur Melmontera guiding sessions.
A garbled OCR fragment references a simi link exhibit in Bertta Vienna and elsewhere. It mentions a Negro subject with wild hair and strange human features, a Darwin work, and a New York scene. It includes a dubious recipe for pudding and a mix of unrelated names and places.
Fragmentary note describes a recipe or domestic instruction about connamut pudding with dairy ingredients and pouring on a balance meal. Contains garbled text and unclear measurements. Readers should ignore uncertain phrases and focus on general cooking guidance.
The readable fragments mention various names, places, and items in a dense, garbled layout. It cites references to soaps, goods, and seemingly unrelated phrases about people and dates. No coherent event or clear subject emerges from the legible content.
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