Puzzling Fragment Mentions Hicks Bahwun and Memohnadud
A fragmentary OCR note lists names Hicks Bahwun Memohnadud Wicks and terms like Pectoral Liber bile Le 24 W Ks, offering no clear event or context.
14 Feb 1903
Page 1
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Newspaper
Brighton Southern Cross
Location
Brighton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 14, 1903
Page
1
A fragmentary OCR note lists names Hicks Bahwun Memohnadud Wicks and terms like Pectoral Liber bile Le 24 W Ks, offering no clear event or context.
The readable text presents a jumble of names, phrases, and fragmented sentences. It mentions various individuals and actions, with occasional references to travel, meals, and social chatter, but lacks coherent events or a discernible narrative. The piece appears as garbled OCR from a longer article, offering scattered proper nouns without a clear main point or outcome.
A garbled diary of seasonal farming notes, odd weather references, and scattered observations touches on planting cycles, fruit crops, and protective measures for vines and trees. Mentions rains, pests, and garden tasks interwoven with stray names and places in a fragmented calendar fragment.
An unclear notice discusses advertising through an authorized agent and mentions stamps and payment policies. The text references withdrawal of payments, a Tuesday date, and asks about equipment and concessions. Details are fragmentary and include addresses and names that may be misread.
A colonial advert lists samples of American and English footwear with heavy discounts on boots, boots, slippers, and children's shoes. Prices span from 1s 6d to 34d with mentions of kid leather, glace, and various styles. Garments include ladies, gents, and children’s footwear, with emphasis on reduced-lived stock and English-made items.
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