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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 16, 1936
Page
3
A fragmented OCR passage reflects jumbled memories and names from wartime life. It mentions Myles, Fike, and Austin amid disjointed phrases about duty, love, and social roles, with scattered references to medals, places, and nightly routines.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local notice with names and a place. Readable elements include a person and location associated with an action or event, but details are incomplete and not fully identifiable.
A League of Nations Union piece argues that modern war stems from economic and population pressures rather than territorial greed. It questions redrawing frontiers and urges global cooperation, noting raw materials abundance and proposals for next week’s continuation.
A pamphlet promotes a homemade cough remedy that yields eight bottles at the cost of one, using HEENZO concentrate to make four supplies worth about a pound. It claims to treat coughs colds croup bronchitis whooping cough and influenza and suits adults and children. A cartoonish medical scene follows with a patient joking about following a prescription and breaking a neck.
The advertisement claims a 100 percent cure for vaginitis in cows, linking it to abortions and repeated returns for service. It promotes outfits priced at 45 shillings and 85 shillings, with free literature from Specosol Supply Co. Box TF GPO or Oxford Chambers Rourke St Melbourne.
Drought affected paddocks north and east of Bulla with pasture work ongoing to improve carries. Farmers mix subterranean clover and permanent rye with native grasses using a fertilizer drop and harrows to seed and mulch, aiming for better germination and higher carrying capacity as rain permits.
A shy young man confuses Crabbe's Tales with crabs tails prompting an embarrassed correction from a girl. Nearby a young boy leads a donkey past an army camp where soldiers urge the boy to resist joining the army. the boy answers with calm defiance about fighting for his brother.
An article describes a Berlin timepiece of industrial myth that chimes every five minutes signaling births and deaths. It warns that keeping customers happy could mirror a nation’s declining birthrate and corporate profits in a grim allegory of life and death.
While guiding a friend around his garden Howson discovers a newly opening tower. Ab calls it a miracle seed to flower, sparking a witty exchange about birds missing the bloom and the garden’s charm.
A passerby intervenes during a roadside car breakdown, prompting a tense exchange as onlookers observe the unfolding scene. The owner and nearby youths are briefly involved, with authorities or nearby witnesses weighing next steps.
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