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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1936
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment references parents and children with scattered terms like birthday and events but no clear names places dates or actions. The readable content suggests a civic or school notice but lacks concrete facts to summarize a definite event or outcome.
A fragmented list of egg and potato dishes with unclear measurements and steps. Instructions mention butter, flour, milk, rice, berries, and beetroot, but many phrases are garbled. The text reads like kitchen notes with substitutions and partial quantities.
A garbled passage notes attempts at writing and a suggestion to try a course of study. The text hints at a discussant asking about a solution and a reaction involving a figure named Dt Tiyebiee.
The Rev. F H Raynard of the Central Methodist Mission in Newcastle is reported in a brief notice. Additional context from the fragment remains unclear.
A fragmented notice describes a balm named Catarah balm and a tube showing special essences for healing to be traded. Details are unclear, but the text hints at a healing product and trade references associated with De Witt Cream.
A mixed page of quips and vignettes opens with a snippet on stay at home virtue and home life. It then shifts to brief humor about an inspector on the trans Canada highway, a teacher and a student riddle, a film scoop from Mecca with Mme Nour Dakuby, a hotel boot mishap, a quip about a mummy and a crusty old husband, and light social exchanges.
The article traces gloves from ancient Egypt and Rome to the eighth century in Scandinavia and later France and Spain. It notes nobles’ ornate leather and linen gloves, military gauntlets, Elizabeth I’s jeweled styles, and Louis XIV’s adoption of kid gloves. It also highlights gloves as a marriage symbol and historic customs surrounding the hand in ceremonies.
The guide outlines immediate steps for accidental poisoning in the home. It covers contacting a doctor, using emetics for nonconscious or nonburning cases, and administering diluting fluids, antidotes for acids and alkalis, and care for narcotics. It notes vomiting risks with corrosives and the need for artificial respiration if unconscious before a stomach pump.
Two travelling salesmen try to impress an old country man. A radio set sparks curiosity while a tense moment with a gun and a whispered note reveal uneasy family dynamics and a quirky, rambling conversation about tea and trust.
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