The Doctor's Protee by Albert Lee
A fragmentary poetry notice introduces Albert Lee with a list of works including The Baropat in Corduroy and The Key of the Moly Monee, hinting at a broader collection and stage-name publishing.
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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 18, 1936
Page
4
A fragmentary poetry notice introduces Albert Lee with a list of works including The Baropat in Corduroy and The Key of the Moly Monee, hinting at a broader collection and stage-name publishing.
The narrator explores a deserted yacht after escaping, finding Berens and Telamone ashore, and Teresina missing. He confronts Telamone about his wife and plots a dangerous plan, fearing pursuit by authorities and men loyal to Telamone. The scene shifts from cabin searches to threats and a tense resolve to recover Teresina while avoiding capture.
The readable lines describe a confusing scenario involving a room and a plan to source liquid refreshments, then mention a course of events with unclear names and possible future incident renaming. Strong entities and concrete details are largely obscured by garbled OCR.
The readable text shows garbled phrases including adopt the parent future and references to a parent handler. The legible parts indicate a fragmented notice, unclear events or names, with no coherent dates or locations to anchor a full item.
Readable text describes ammonia in tepid water to cleanse skin and remove rust stains from various items. Instructions mention whitening prints, brightening window panes, and removing paint from fabrics with ammonia and turpentine mixed. Includes cautions on rinsing and repeated applications.
A garbled text fragment references marriage and betrothal, urging prompt preparations and celebration within the family circle. It reads like a ceremonial notice or personal missive about a betrothal, with scattered phrases about youth, consent, and timely arrangements.
An incoherent OCR fragment discusses a child named Marjorie Taylor and a father figure. The text is garbled with stray phrases about explaining how why and where, with unclear references to a speaker and actions. No clear events, dates, or locations emerge.
A historical recipe fragment describes preparing apples with a batter, a glazed cherry, and a range of dishes. It includes details for roasted cakes, stuffed rabbit with chutney sauce, a crusted crusted fishlike bake, and a meringue dessert with whipped cream and preserved jam, plus pig skin preparation and a pudding laden with bread, cream, and berries.
A fragment discusses fasting as a medical aid and its perceived benefits. It warns of dangers from overeating after hunger, noting that digestion can be overtaxed and the body may feel weak. The text references stomach stimulation and brain effects in a speculative, historic tone.
Medical fragment describes Dr Webb Johnson initiating tollawing ete in bulinge allbr wh hante phe te leat fan a ave shen the toot ie fatigued and awl Fv the lewd even the Wickens wel are. Batlh hooks properly taerd to see quarters not fag and at thy amblejoint be free.
The text describes a chaotic scene with mentions of a brain sign and a crowd, plus unclear references to watching, reading, and moving about. It hints at timing for an event, mentions Whitlers Whee and a half dozen unclear participants, and describes a tense atmosphere before retirement.
A fragmented, unclear text describes breathing, mouth use, and related physical sensations. It references indeterminate figures and medical terms, mentioning comforters, vocal effort, and a struggle to breathe. The passage appears to sketch a scene of pain, effort, and humane concern.
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