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Cobram Courier

Location

Cobram, Victoria, Australia

Date

Dec 21, 1899

Page

2

Making Home Cements for Common Use

The article describes several home cement formulas for stoneware glass leather rubber and metal. It covers cold alum and plaster for earthenware glass cement with gelatine and chrome lime glue mixtures for various items and a putty like fire resistant filler for pots and kettles.

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Let Us Help Each Other On the Road to Greatness

A long moral verse urges practical kindness and self reliance. It counsels doing small deeds well, bearing burdens, and lighting the way for others. It contrasts lofty virtue with the value of ordinary daily effort, encouraging mutual aid and personal responsibility.

Odd Home Remedies From An Era

A list of informal Health tips advises wan baths for rheumatism and swallowing saliva during trouble. It suggests buttermilk for stains, cod liver oil in tomato juice, tar fumes for whooping cough, cold cloths for neck relief, and placing hands behind for posture.

A Curious Calendar Leap Year Fact

The article explains why 1900 is not a leap year and that February 29 did not occur this year. It notes the calendar rule to skip the extra day every four years to align dates with seasons and mentions birthdays on February 29. The author hints readers may not grasp the meaning immediately.

National Mutual Life Funds Prominent Victorian Office

The National Mutual Life Funds report £3,000,000 annual income £500,000 as the oldest largest and wealthiest Victorian life office. It pioneered liberal contracts applying the Automatic Non-Forfeiture System keeping policies in force with surrender value. Checks claims promptly offers bonuses and no vexatious restrictions. Full particulars and rate tables available from local agents or head office Collins and Queen Streets Melbourne. J. M. Templeton managing director.

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Asa Bies Alug Ned the National Mutual Life OF Australasia Limited Collins and Queen Streets Melbourne J. M. Templeton
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