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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
2
The article lists unusual jobs and labels used for earners, from feltham dingers to lacecold men and bibbers. It notes vendors and peddlers, fur dealers, and a foot-based remover of super sate, all described in quaint, period language.
A monumental organ with 3 000 pipes is showcased at the exhibition. The instrument uses heavy wind pressure and intricate arrangement to create a unique tone and message, attracting attention for its size and mechanical finesse.
Fragmentary listing details postal charges for printed papers and various items across colonies and dominions. Includes rates for newspapers books catalogs and merchandise to destinations like New Zealand Bermuda and Pacific islands with per dor and per 2 ounce scales and special surcharge notes.
A list of trunk line telephone rates has been provided by the local Postmaster Mr L D O Conner for publication. The document itemizes charges and offers guidance on service costs, reflecting the period’s pricing structure and postal administration involvement.
Officials reviewed a list associated with the cave trunk area after a local report, noting items of interest and potential safety concerns. Authorities pledged further inspection and public advisories as needed.
The article chronicles yew trees in Britain and Europe dating back to ancient times, noting White's yew at Selvee Church and other colossal specimens in England. It compares them to the Big Trees of California with rings showing four millennia of growth, highlighting their immense girth, height, and historical aura.
A skeptical column critiques annual betting rituals among women and the public’s trust in small wagers. It notes how bets on local events yield unexpected gains for a few and questions social norms surrounding gambling. The piece reflects on money flows, secrecy, and the allure of winning.
A humorous fragment shows the bear pleading with Stephen, recalling how soberness made him happy in the past and how, today, Stephen’s behavior reverses the mood. Mischievous banter and muddled speech hint at a rural parish setting and playful quarrel between old friends.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and offices such as Presbyterians, lodges, secretaries, a postmaster, and various clubs plus miscellaneous roles. It reads as a roster of community positions and offices with scattered names, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
Fragmented OCR lists names and roles for a local group meeting. Mentions include secretaries, treasurers, and club officers such as the Tennis Club and Oddfellows Lodge. Unclear dates and outcomes. document reads as a roster of positions and attendees without a narrative event.
The readable text describes attempting to locate the latest data file with pendian equay 136 wip tgs and mentions surmised top alignment and ground reach. It hints at measuring cubic sortecm and interlaced tert secacnie while noting Supana frou id weed and w cade tat.
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