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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1938
Page
3
The readable text mentions poison risks and faint outlines of people and activities at a gathering. Names and places are mostly garbled, with scattered references to friability and a possible medical issue. The fragment provides no clear timeline or definitive actions.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names and terms without coherent context. It mentions Leonel, Melba, Fanny, and various random fragments, lacking identifiable events or clear narrative. The piece appears to be an incomplete reading from a desk blotter or memo page.
An American scientist describes a so called death ray that supposedly destroys germs and life to prevent infection. The device allegedly sterilizes wounds and surfaces making food and drink safe while harming only microbes. The inventor claims postoperation infections vanish and stresses the ray is harmless to humans.
Instructions advise slicing peeled oranges immediately to avoid bitterness and mixing with other fruit and sugar. Bananas should be added last with a stainless knife to prevent browning, and the whites of the oranges removed. The dialogue includes a grandfather and son exchange about ambitions and playful lines.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, lacking clear events names places or dates. It does not specify a coherent news item or individuals to summarize into a proper card.
A Rice Lake lawyer posts a bold newspaper ad seeking a maid of all work for a busy home with seven children a husband an alderman and other business on the side. The notice promises experience in private restaurant small hotel or day nursery and invites a telephone reply.
The Copenhagen report says Iserum provides long lasting immunity against foot and mouth disease. Dr Svend Smith touted as government scientist claims near four year protection with up to 97 percent cattle immunity. Government serum institute ready to produce large quantities if confirmed.
A two shilling bottle of concentrated HEENZO added to sweetened water makes the equivalent of eight ordinary bottles of remedies. Use as nasal antiseptic for catarrh and head colds, as a gargle for sore throats, and as an internal remedy for coughs colds croup bronchitis and flu. Suitable for adults and children.
Scrap iron wanted with spot cash offered for steel wrought and cast iron brass copper aluminium lead and related metals. Send or deliver to our siding at Head Office M Gland Railway Riding North Carlton Vic. Phone F W 4689 after hours Win 8382.
A Shipbuilders Employers Federation table shows Britain's 1937 tonnage at 17,434,060 with 914 ships, while the USA reaches 9,847,000 and 1,914 ships and Japan at 4,475,000. Despite a decline, Britain's dominance remains due to Dominion shipping gains, though Norway nears Japan in tonnage. Britain still builds 41 percent of total world tonnage.
A London doctor endorses laughter as vital to health over physical drills. Sir Charles Wilson, dean of St Marys Hospital Medical School, argues heredity limits from exercise and stresses happiness and humor as key to well being amid city stress.
An advertisement touts NU-METAL engine restoration promising full overhauls with relines and plates, boosting compression and speed. Also promotes puncture liquid rubber that makes tyres puncture proof for life and radiator leak stopper claims. Offers free literature from RENU LTD in Melbourne and asks for trial samples.
Melbourne based clinic listing 441 St Kilda Road offers 23 treatments across 43 treatment rooms with ranches at Gee Long Benalla and Shepparton. Schedules show multiple codes and times including Tuesday and Wednesday sessions and stamps offered.
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