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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
3
In a tense family scene, John and Helen debate David's future as he opts for a resident agent role on a country estate. Planning shifts to training, work, and possible moves, while character tensions reveal hidden hopes, jealousy, and a wary, hopeful path forward.
Article profiles King Boris of Hulgarte and King Peter I of Yugoslavia as locomotive enthusiasts. It notes Boris as an honorary member of the Yugoslav rail workers union for his skill, bravery, and service, including late trains and a fire incident. It also mentions young King Peter I’s train hobby and Goering presenting advanced remote control equipment to him.
The Red Cross Courier explains ankle and fall mechanics, advising on how to bend joints, roll to absorb impact, and avoid stiffening to reduce injuries. It warns against extending limbs during a fall and highlights common spinal and head injuries from improper responses.
An archived advertisement from Arnold Bros promotes AB Medicated Wine as the best warmer for cold weather. The copy claims therapeutic benefits, no added drugs, and widespread Australian popularity, urging readers to take it and tell friends.
The article argues the Star was not a comet or planet but a nova that appeared long before Jesus birth. It cites historical observations and Herschel’s ideas, claiming a Western constellation flare guided the Wise Men to Bethlehem and then faded after guiding them.
A fragmented home cooking feature outlines recipes for stuffed chops Swedish chops and a buttered breadcrumb crust with notes on salting. Directions include baking times and serving ideas plus a discussion on the importance of salt in global markets and government monopolies.
In Mexico debates rage over land ownership and farming models as the cabinet weighs collective versus individual holdings. General Cedillo, backed by a private army of 3000 men, resists collectivization while British cotton landowners hold 66 000 acres in the Laguna district amid tensions and national policy shifts.
Four women ended a telephone call when the line was busy. A first woman overheard another say, “L Jost put on come steaketa cook so I thought Ta call you up.” Five minutes later the first woman tried again. The others argued to finish the call. The first woman then exclaimed, “Madam, smell your steak burning.” A horrified scream followed as receivers slammed down and the line opened.
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