Radio Down Under Sets Broadcasting Rules in Australia
Australia establishes broadcasting rules after waiting and watching establishing lessons from other countries. The plan assigns a single frequency to transmit and requires receivers to respond to that wavelength. A receiving set costs 10 shillings payable to the Government, and stations are allowed to charge listeners.
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Australia
Sayone
Antralis
Arsine
Fragmented historical notes on trade, travel, and society
A garbled compilation of late Imperial era observations touches on global trade values, colonial ventures, and social shifts. It mentions a South African alliance, Indian Ocean commerce, rising strength in youth, changing fashion, and wartime discoveries. Also referenced are postal rates, child labor, and a motorcycle record, with scattered hues of geography and industry.
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Rvening Drest
Tadian Sea
Boye
Gitle
Basteattide
Sidtaaddle
Be Garett
Suis
Heyling
England
Temany Ts
Clita
Tn P
Rat
Breaklande
Cutamibera
Pineappine
Veryaratce
Jm Lomson Enver Garmiar Firme
Automatic Booking Automat on London Underground
An early description of an electrically operated booking device in the London Underground system. The unit accepts the correct coin amount, validates the payment, records the transaction, and locks the gate after the passenger passes. The mechanism ensures proper entry control and reports a steady daily movement through the device.
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Eamimeter
Une
Atvere
London Underground
Mw Recorder
Locke
Lordos
Seeds and seeds in strong rooms reflect on gardeners and days
The fragment discusses seed longevity and viability, noting seeds from various plants like tomatoes lettuce and gloxinia, and the impracticality of long storage. It mentions France and England as sources, difficulties of climatic adaptation, and the small size of seeds and spores. The text hints at personal anecdotes about women managing their own gardens and seeds.
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France
England
Casale
America
Revised Rates of Postage Across the Commonwealth and Beyond
The document outlines revised postage rates within the Commonwealth and to various overseas destinations including Norfolk Island and New Guinea areas. It details charges for letters, postcards, second class mail, printed papers, sample merchandise, third and beyond, with per ounce and per two ounce increments, plus special rates for passages to British Empire regions and New Zealand areas.
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Commonwealth
Lon Howe Island
Norfolk Island
Vopw
New Guinea
Hismarele Atchipelago
New Butain
New Hanover
Clan Why Inlands
Nara
Boaganvilly
Buka
Solomoo Ilands
General Post
Audi
New Hebrites
Banke
Torres
Islands
British Empire
New Hebrides
Hauks
Trunk Line Telephone Rates Listed by Postmaster
Local postmaster Mr Ly AD. O'Cougar supplies trunk line rate figures for publication. A charge of 1d for one audit plant type added to above mentioned charges on all effective term time calls.
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Ly AD. O'Cougar
Evolution of Native American Agricultural Imports
Early scholars debated whether key crops such as corn beans potatoes and peppers came from Europe or originated in the Americas. Prehistoric graves and artifacts show American origin, with seeds shells and edible plants like squash pumpkins beans peanuts potatoes and manioc depicted on ancient pottery.
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Central America
Tree planting by machinery used by U S Forest Service
The United States Forest Service uses a seedling planter that can set out 12 000 to 18 000 trees a day. Aimed like a mowing machine, it has a plowshare front and two wheels to pack earth around seedlings. Two helpers load seedlings while a marker guides row placement and water mud fertilizer moistens roots before covering.
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United States Forest Service
Unclear OCR text from historical notice page
Fragmented readable names and roles appear, including church affiliations and local officials, but concrete actions, dates, or events are illegible. The garbled text references churches, commissions, postmaster, secretary roles, and political entities without coherent context or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR note on names and events in a school setting
An unclear OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms such as Hughes and JB 82, with stray phrases about recreation and ceremony. Requires contextual restoration to identify entities, dates, and the event described.
Stock Measurement Report Fragment
Fragmented OCR text records a stock measurement note with unclear figures and references. The readable pieces mention dates and gauges but lack coherent context or complete values for accurate interpretation. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise summary.
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Cobram
Mechanics Institute
Atirgd
GS & Power
Jakerosene
Golden Shell
Amy Lem Sses
Albury
Boomanoomana Redgum Sawmills
S. M. Russell
Russell Bermille
Buwus
A.M.S. Lon
T. AL Dickson & CO
Geafong
Ular
Reoteren
Wntans
Che Cobram
Newspaper & General Printing Office
Kewton
Newton
Eeert
Galien
de Gebate
Adp
Brown, Corke & Co
Menai
Perrin the Chemist
Box Hill
A. Stephens
McPherson, Callander & Co
Punt Road
Ross Brothers
Proprietors
New York
Stinge
Mr. Sharpe
Tisers
O'Hanlon & Company
N. Thalia
Bourke Street
Melbourne
Wathalia
Malthouse
Kelly
Tee
X ‘Teaved
Cceram
Corman Hee Ll
Babetor Fh. J. Convady
Church of
Regland
Seer
Omar Late
Methodist
Her. le
Proabyteman
Heys
Agricurum
Luwilig
Hebi
Katanall
Agreuieras
Hughes Wes
Ratigay
H. Tuck