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Newspaper

Cobram Courier

Location

Cobram, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

2

5000 Year Old Trees Echo Ancient Lebanon Grove

Fragmentary text notes cedars planted at a pretty landmark and claims 5000 year old trees descend from carling stock in a grove. Professor Winry of the Royal College of London estimates this lineage extends from 3400 to 2500 years, implying extraordinary longevity and slow growth compared with other cedars.

Jial Dinewarkd Lebanon Carling 7 Orf Winry Royal Corless of Odenret TaWtin Hoetrina Conry

Measurement of Tank Lengths in Civil Engineering Report

A difficult OCR fragment describes measurement of tanks and yard distances, noting the focus and required lengths. It references specific figures such as 2,200 SAVAY file UR and 10-26Tt, with mentions of a roadway and a test by Lynn. The text is garbled but centers on evaluating dimensions and standards for construction work.

Mittelemren Sass Thie Byron

Cobram District Shire 1878 1900s Governance and Amenities

A fragment listing Cobram and Tungamah Shire details includes geography on the Murray river 156 miles from Melbourne and terminus of the Goulburn Valley railway, plus water power electric services agricultural and timber industries. It also notes Shire divisions, councilors, offices, and local officers with names and titles.

Cobram Shire of Tunganish Cobrama Wn Murray River Melbourne Goulburn Valley Hat & Ge Tungamab Tungamam Moo W. Kendell M.L.C Hon Drof D. Harrie Malo Benalla J.J Carlivie Me.l.a Le-Col Mt. W Taegan M. S.okes Tungamah Shure & Nate Adres Tungamish Whitty Boomer pribs-Weat B. Porvell Kutemst A. K. Wadeson Z.P Cobramt H. Ford Ratnndre White Livengarden Smyth Faoba M. Chadwick Mobangiin Wayfarendall Lee Howea Emair

Cobram Court of Petty Sessions Proceedings

Cobram Court of Petty Sessions lists officers attendees and roles for weekly sessions. Names include Mr G Rugere police magistrate, Clerk B Johnson, Justices J Kenned J Grant Thor Naughton Brow n, secretaries Walter Tuck, treasurer G EK Tonkin, solicitor D Bruce Tuanock, and engineer T Kelly. Commission members, local officials, and courthouse staff are named.

J. Grant J.P Cre Stokes, Wadeson and Parnell J. Ryan J. Martindale T. Kelly Walter Tuck Tressurer G. EK Tonkin Bolicitor D. Bruce Tuanock

Local Society and Club Leaders Listed in Community Notes

A lengthy roster lists church ministers, community officials, and club heads across multiple organizations. Notable names include Rev AO Edwards, Very Rev Father McCarthy, Rev W Campbell, Mr Joe Grant, Robt Broomfield, J J Browne, J J O Dwyer, W Shedforth, J G Granthon, L Hamilton, J G Martindal, D Little, Rev Ago, and H Fenton. The document presents roles from agricultural societies, fire brigades, lodges, electoral registrar, to school committees and political party leadership within the district.

Veurcer AO. Edwards Father McCarthy Numurkab W. Campbell Lahore J.B. Bilvester Agricultural Society Joe Grant Odwyer Mochachy’ Institute Robt Broomfield F. Rose Abrahar J. Tuer Cobram Victorian Fermiers Union J. J. Browne J. J. O Dwyer Fire Brigade W. Shedforth Mecinde Brave Band J. G. Granthon Rendioaner M. Urenteau A.B.A. Lodge L. Hamilton Tu.c.f. Dodge — Secreary J. G. Martindal Wirths Devlin AI. Es Political Labor Council W Shadforth Corvonaweaith D. Little Jes Ryan Lon Ali Q. Grant My We Il Talty Cotton Hesd H. Fenton Croquet Club W. Adame J. Taylor Jas. Parcell W. X. Cuperdy

Community and club officers list compiled from local associations

A long OCR readout lists names and positions across community groups and institutions. It includes Bank of Australasia managers, Mutual Improvement and Progress Association officers, hospital demonstration committee, church and Methodist figures, Justices, education and school staff, cemetery trust, agricultural society, lodge secretaries, and sports club presidents. It names postmaster A. J. Leen and stationmaster T. Thompson among others.

Z Bank of Austraissia A. W. Ilakw State Savings Bank Acy Bank of Autusm Commonwealth Savings Bank Agency Mechanics’ Institute—Presix E Churchve—Church of England Rex A. Co Edwards Methodiat P. Heffernan Pesco James Hughes A. Saylor Uieal Bie FE Monerte Scivel Comiitee J Bralathes I Cemetery ‘Trust N. Lukies J Hugboa Agricultural Snow and Sporte Club Breaideot J. Delario H. Stoneham Oddressons Lodge M.U.L0 C.F

Scientific remedy claims color and scent drive away flies

An eminent scientist reports that flies dislike blue surroundings and lavender scents. He suggests lavender oil, mignonette, and white birch as repellents, plus wearing odors near the body to deter pests.

Eford

Wise Sayings and Maxims From an Obscure Proverb Collection

A garbled list of maxims and aphorisms appears, reflecting on virtue, prudence, and human folly. The phrases mix advice on meddling, weather, contentment, road direction, restraint, luck, and knowledge, with several misspellings and odd punctuations.

Plants Feel Pain and Move, Scientists Say

Scientists report plants show motion toward sunlight and close petals at dusk while leaves fold and react when pinched. The text notes routine day and night movements and even suggests plants may possess a kind of consciousness based on observed responses to light, time, and touch.

Spots on the Sun and its mottled surface features

The article describes numerous sun markings called rice grains, named for their resemblance to grains. It notes their restless appearance and profusion on the sun’s hot surface, each shining as a bright speck when viewed with a high powered telescope.

Innovative Teeth Fitting Method Promises Quick Results

W E Thomas offers a unique system for artificial teeth fitted in one visit. Claims include high accuracy, widespread testimonials, painless extractions at low cost, and a seven year guarantee or money back. Emphasizes health benefits from chewing and digestion.

W. BE Thomas W. E. Thomas

Testimonial Highlights Denture Satisfaction and Painless Extractions

Editor notes include testimonials from George Wallace and W. E. Thomas patients praising painless tooth extractions and full denture comfort. Statements claim complete health improvement, better eating ease, and natural appearance leading to social remarks. Dates mentioned include 19/1/28 and 22/2/22 from Kaniva and nearby towns.

Horsham Star George Wallace

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