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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
1
Yale ok mors deteututte a soe une bees
A fragmented OCR segment mentions Yale and a person named Drew in unclear context. The readable words hint at a notation or note about a student or event, but specifics and relations are not clear from the text provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Revised Rates and Offpostage Proposal Across Islands
The document outlines revised postage rates for Commonwealth mail to Lot H Mine Island Norfolk Island and various Pacific Islands including New Guinea, Bougainville, and New Zealand. It mentions general postage catalogues, paper issues, and minimum payment terms, with references to wartime and treaty contexts and administrative offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Lot H
Norfolk Island
Mapus
Lenatory
New Guinea
Fe Bisnaiek
Nau
Jettere
Oifien
Catmogues
Linu
Genero
Sismieic
Banke
Ppamer
Honasuna
Hebides
Acoder
New Zealand
Feay
Bejyy
Sana Joes
Sesame 164
Sleep Postures Across Animals From Insects To Elephants
The article surveys how various animals sleep in diverse positions from upside down in fish and birds to curled up in mammals. It notes that owls perch, parrots and bats suspend, sloths and deer sleep on limbs, and some fish like salmon and goldfish are said to never sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonticary
Rift
Ten Rules for Long Life From a Japanese Paper
The Jii Shimpo lists ten life extending rules said to grant two centuries of life. Routines include outdoors, daily hot baths, thick wool garments, six to seven and a half hours sleep with the window open and darkness, one rest day weekly, calmness, widow and widower remarriage, steady work, and avoiding excessive talk. A cartoon caption mocks patient tailoring and work ethic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jii Shimpo
Eald
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Aragie
St. Gide Et Attala
Orber
Trenic
Eee Power
Albury
Cobram Mechanics Institute
Bky Ra
Boomanoomana Redgum Sawmills
S. M. Russell
M. Russell
Rankca
Ainaltoniee
Shele Company
COBRA
Faye Fan
Wapating
Hove
Lubna
Eee
Os Eran Baresi
AL Dickson & CO
Geelong
Brown, Corke & Co
Perrin
Bos Hill
Australia
Papsadeni Y
A. Stephens
McPherson, Callander & Co
Punt Road
Cobram
O'Hanlon & Company
Nethalla
Bourke Street
Melbourne
Nathalia
Snd
Bourke Gt
He Cobram
Newspaper & General Printing Office
Ross Brothers
SERS
Newton
Ci Newton
X Lever
Newisa
Nate Sa Raerase
Ageee
Uiscarare
Litera
Ceres Negara
H. Tuck
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