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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
3
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The article reports Anthony Eden defending British policy and the League of Nations as the best path to collective security. He discusses isolation's end, the balance of power, and the need for Britain and France to back the League, noting Italy and Abyssinia tensions and urging unified support. It includes a call to join the League of Nations Union with contact details.
A garbled OCR passage details items like Vicodin and a timetable of tasks, mentioning a scene with cups, seeds, and drills. It references delivery, forged feeds, and various mechanical motions. The text is incomplete with many illegible terms and disjointed phrases.
Advertisement promotes a home cough remedy claiming cost savings and equal or superior quality to ready-made products. It mentions use for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, influenza, and whooping cough and urges ordering from a chemist or store.
Gleanings from the Medical Press covers Medical Education at the Present Time noting a wrong or incomplete pin-prick experiment. It discusses insulin and diabetes and a few facts on serums therapy. mail order leaflets on Cam Research and Immunization are offered by the Melbourne Branch of the British Union for Abolition of Vivisection. Third Floor Elizabeth House Melbourne.
An article weighs the pros and cons of cold versus hot baths as a morning habit. It argues cold baths deter germs and refresh the brain, while hot baths cleanse the skin, relax nerves, and relieve mental strain, noting hot baths can aid in cooling the body after intense activity.
A professor traces magic from ancient times to modern stagecraft. The piece surveys miracles cited in Exodus portraits, incense smoke tricks, metal mirrors, and the evolving craft through Elizabethan times to Maskelyne’s cabinet act around 1863. A dialogue ends with a casual street scene of proposals and refusals between characters.
The foreman warns workers about a dangerous hole and the risk of unseen hazards. He stresses caution while continuing the task, noting that missing safety could be worse than a visible problem.
A Melbourne clinic at 67 Queen Street provides individualized asthma treatment. The specialist emphasizes tailored care for each case and invites patients to seek particulars today.
A reader recounts an unlikely scene in which a ewe and a three to four month old lamb fell into a hidden water-filled sinkhole, or tider runner. The lamb was trapped, covered in mud, and the ewe called from above. The narrator released the lamb, which reunited with its mother after an anxious pursuit across the hillside.
A playful short exchange shows a wife pointing to an oversized hat in a shop window and remarking on the price. The husband counters with a preference for a hat with a smaller bill, highlighting a light domestic moment.
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