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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1926
Page
2
Fragmentary text describes property boundaries and measurements for a villa or parcel. Confusing phrases mention vacate action, roadways, and side lengths with numbers like 2 to 1 and 4 to 17. Contains scattered names and entities but lacks coherent report.
Fragments describe an engagement ritual where two issue cards, tied with a red cord, carry the foretold marriage details. The text refers to Abeba and H in a courtship, with emphasis on omens and arranged union. Strong entities are Abeba, H, and the two engagement cards.
A long excerpt describes home remedies for foot problems. Advice covers corn treatment with salicylic acid and caustic extracts, daily rubbing, heel care, and the use of simple pads and baths. Emphasis on foot hygiene, proper shoe selection, and gradual conditioning to ease pain and prevent corns.
Fragmented text outlines Tungemah Shire 7s and subdistricts Biye Hidings Mey Pulicta with names like Yarve, Bungmara, Fouarang. It lists electoral figures Robert Cook and J.J. Corlisle, and mentions Waterworks and power schemes, councils, and annual meetings on the first Monday after council sessions.
Fragmentary OCR text from a historical court page listing names and roles. The readable portions mention several individuals and possible case references, but most lines are garbled, providing few complete details about actions, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a roster from a civic meeting or fraternal lodge with names such as Strass Azul, J Bugten, and Sidus Jones. Mentions include a president and secretary, a post office, and various committees. The legibility limits clear extraction of a single event.
The fragment references measuring cubic contents and cubefoot calculations. It mentions perpendicular ends, acids and ground, and a conversion between Segul Lo and standard units. The exact meaning is unclear but centers on volumetric computation.
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