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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text suggests a historical note offering a DIY cough and influenza remedy to save money. Includes garbled phrases and mentions of locations, names, and unclear instructions. Overall content is disjointed with no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Flower seeds and vegetable seeds listed with variety names such as Delphinium Delphinium Cinoraria Primale and Cauliflower Aukoma Giant. Includes prices per pack and mentions many garden colors. Describes cabbage and radish varieties like Swiss Chand and White Turnip.
Printed and published by W. and G. Muller at Printing Office Belubula-street Carcoar N.B. We note the location and publisher details in this clipped historical line.
Reuters reports the first meeting of the League of Nations Council held at Clock Root Goat D’Orsay at 10.30 Friday morning. M Bourgeois chaired with Curzon Matsui Venizelos and others present. Sir Eric Drummond named general secretary. Bourgeois elected first chairman. Curzon praised British Empire loyalty and hoped America joins. Second Council to be held in London on date to be fixed.
The Australian public grows wary of prohibition as readers cite personal liberty and moderation. Adelaide Observer notes a packed town hall where M P Edwards urged that prohibition harms national interests and democracy. A London cable reports the premier considering liquor control bills while Lloyd George keeps an open view. Canada lifts federal ban, turning to provincial regulation amid wartime fatigue.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a publication with garbled phrases about pipes and singing, mentioning a place and timetable. Readable names or dates are not clear, leaving only scattered fragments. This item seems unreadable as a coherent news note.
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