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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 26, 1930
Page
2
Fragmented verse recalls a treasured poem about wealth of love over material gain. A narrator longs for a humble stream and a sweet, loving smile in life and in memory beyond death, with a hopeful vision of heaven. Strong personal and emotional imagery anchors the piece despite garbled OCR.
Lizzie Jackson fears a racecourse encounter and, with her father and Jim Coulthwaite, bets on Robbie Burns in the Knayesmire Cup. A daring York trip, betting gambles, and a plan to fund a new chapel drive a village upheaval. The horse wins but disaster follows for rivals. the chapel is built, Dobbs is foiled, and scandal hushes as Robbie Burns Chapel rises.
A physician warns a anxious patient to follow strict 30 day care steps. He prescribes simpler food, walk daily, quit smoking, and avoid theatre while under treatment. The scene ends with a remark about settling an old bill and two faculties of the mind.
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