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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 19, 1902
Page
4
The Bowral Free Press issue dated Wednesday February 18 1802 likely reports local notices and community items. This OCR fragment provides limited readable content beyond publication details and place names Bowral Atilesonna Seatac.
The piece contrasts en route travelers to London for the coronation with soldiers marching to war. It notes comfort-seeking passengers cheer imperial duties while denoting hardships of transport, camp life, diseases, and danger. It predicts London fans will seek impressions of the coronation and troops bound for the empire’s cause.
The Fourth England Australia Test concluded Tuesday at the Sydney Cricket Ground with Australia winning by seven wickets. England posted 377 and 993? Australia replied 299 and 0 wickets for war, with the match highlighting the strong performance by the Australian side.
The obituary notes Joe Remariam and Mrs Stanley Wilkinson among mourners for Ainudale. It describes the deceased as Gone to rest at home in Heaven, borne by sweat angel’s wing, joining the Heavenly chorus, free from doubt and fear, resting in robes of purest white and heavenly light. The piece emphasizes eternal rest with Christ and the removal from earthly care.
The Bowral draught players journeyed to Robertson Park on Saturday night and beat Harold Tan in a keen contest. After the match, part of the audience supplied balance, and Mr. T. W. Garred and Mr. W. Cooper escorted the winner to the hall, amid racing cheers.
A drawing room gathering at the Sue River residence Monday featured Alisw Parsons speaking on mission work and the Sudoms of the pone anennglenek Ina. Parsons outlined her knowledge, recounting scenes from the field and urging prayers and support for missions as attendees shared refreshments.
An OCR fragment describes a Tenninig meeting on a Saturday between Jallore and the Mintagong Aus lead with a rough account of cholera remedies and a proposed expenditure of 210700 and 304000 for various items. Mentions Misses C White and Harvey, W Campbell, and a woman named Curtie Baler. A care for Cholera Intamtum is cited with a house remedy and a child recovering after treatment. references to Chambaraln's Calle Chern and a local house remedy by Mirgnir, Clisanes, Lop val.
A garbled OCR passage describes a social gathering turning chaotic with mixed actions and names unclear. It mentions a donor event scheduled for Phoraay from 8 to 13 and references crowds reacting with confusion and speculation about attendees and outcomes.
A garbled OCR snippet from Lockland Arkansas lists unclear names and places. The readable line suggests a person named Sana residing in Lockland with references to Ostia and Leyhamberan but details are incoherent. The fragment hints at medical cure or plan but lacks verifiable facts.
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