Flame thrower adapts war device for civilian use
A Queensland distributor promotes a flame throwing machine adapted from wartime gear. The unit uses four alloy fuel canisters, a hand pump, and a spraying tube. it operates without internal air pressure and projects a jet up to twenty five feet. It claims applications from weed control to firebreaks, flood drain cleaning, and clearing timber, with fuel lasting two to three hours per four gallon can.
Linen Marking Outwit and Advocate Stamp Tale
A fragment from a local page hints at a linen marking outwit and an Advogate figure. The text mentions Mamie stamp pad and bottle, with stray references to stamps and cheap lines. The readable bits suggest a quirky antiquarian note about stamping methods and identity marks.
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Notice in terse text about injuries and payments
A fragmented notice mentions a fatal injury to an individual named Prasad and references payments or penalties connected to the event. The unreadable OCR portion also cites Drovers and a 30 penny payment in a local context, with unclear dates or places.
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