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Newspaper

Cobram Courier

Location

Cobram, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jul 22, 1937

Page

3

Fragmented domestic drama voice tests a family rift

The excerpt follows John and Helen Munro amid a fragile marriage as they argue over their son James and his future. Helen accuses John of ruling with little regard for their son while John defends his steady plan to move James into a bank job, citing family dynamics and past tensions. The scene ends with plans to transplant cabbages and a tease of further conflict.

James John Helen Auld Dunnington David Wan & Indy Mallenbridge James Munro Honda Ming Tim Mavis Barbara Hein

Treatment of Burns and First Aid Cautions

Guidance on burns and scalds notes that dry heat and strong acids or alkalis cause injuries, with shock proportional to extent. It emphasizes avoiding wound disturbance, preventing blister rupture, and using lint with thoracic ointment or tannic acid spray. For acid burns rinse with washing soda, for alkali burns rinse with vinegar and water.

Sculptor Donates Statuary Amid Nudity Controversy

George G. Barnard donated £25,000 worth of statues to his former school provoking controversy over nude figures. School authorities plan to cover nudity with clothes, prompting Barnard to say he might withdraw his gift if marble pants are placed on the males and inappropriate coverings on the females.

George G. Barnard New York Berm

Ten Pounds Reward for Pearl Lost in Tea Room

A well dressed man Bentley stays at the Mammoth Hotel and loses a valuable pearl in the Blue Macan tea rooms. Manager Culley claims a ten pound reward. a motherly shopper later finds the pearl and contemplates taking it to the police for a reward.

Waltrees Here Hatton Garden Mr. Cilley Bentley Raymond Bentley Mammoth Mr. Bentley Culley Mr. Culley Mack Abe Mr. Bemfiey

When Queens Fall Out By a Naturalist

In a hive the queen, workers, and drones form distinct classes. Spring sets in motion colony formation with the old queen departing with followers. Young queens hatch after eighteen days and rival queens fight to determine the sole ruler, while guards enforce the outcome and ensure a fertile future.

Why A 'Canard' Became A False Story Term

The article explains the origin of the word canard as a false or exaggerated tale. A Belgian journalist sent a tall, neatly written duck story to a newspaper to test trust. it sparked sensational belief. The canard spread through European papers and into English usage as a term for a false report.

America

The Titled Ranks From Dukes to Counts Across History

A fragmentary historical reflection traces the origin and use of noble titles from the early Saxon era to Norman rule. It notes the rise of ducal and comital ranks, the emergence of earls and marquises, and how monarchs appointed officers to maintain order.

Margie England Marylus Marqula Prine Theo Cornwall Crummvd Islands Duke of Normandy Ays Min Earl Connt Ward Reilly Haron Itriibi

Potatoes as Garden Crops in Early Colonial Texts

The excerpt traces potatoes from their Andes origins to European discovery, noting St. Thomas Raleigh and early spread to Virginia and Ireland. It mentions Lake Titicaca as a source region tale and cites a Spanish account of potatoes entering cultivation. a separate anecdote describes a bald man transforming into a two-bump head after applying a restorative.

Sears Lund Walt Raleigh Iifi Cork Tilman Andes Tneas

Specialists Stephens and Trickett Advertise Fur Making

An old advertisement for specialists Stephens and Trickett promotes their fur dressing dyeing and making up services in Melbourne. It claims careful workmanship, returns of customers’ own skin, and a wide fur selection with reasonable prices and visitor friendly showrooms in York House and Collins Street. The text also includes unrelated fragmented dialogue and scene descriptions.

Melbourne York Hause Lute Collins Street

Shins Sabtin or Neares Ta Ate Thi Bs

Nonsensical OCR fragment yields no clear event. Readable bits mention names and places are unreadable. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided text.

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