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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1903
Page
1
An OCR fragment cites poetical lines and a bidding note from Bowral listing bidders BD Morag Cheraiey Bowral. The text references a poet, a voyage, and a dormancy motif with scattered phrases about calling a poet’s song and a corner of the burning letters. It ends with a bid and names participants in Bowral.
A 300 strong New York club gathering debated what constitutes the happiest day for a woman. Speakers claimed the day of a honeymoon, the joy of a real bargain, and the thrill of reading a first paper, while others argued joy comes from anticipation or a moonlit night. The discussion left men more puzzled about life.
A fragmented RAND era feature debates color camouflage for guns and ships, musing on rainbow uniforms versus khaki, then shifts to vivid autumnal woods, beauty and scripture. It warns of judgment for misdeeds and ends with an ad for Chamberlain's Pain Ball and printing services in Bowral.
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