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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
2
An old rhyme notes birds and fowl behavior signaling rain. Ducks cluster, peacocks shrink, and hens mourn as storms approach. birds seek shelter and preen defenses while ponds fill, suggesting wet weather ahead.
A garbled passage discusses tools and mushrooms, scarce goods, and an unclear task. It mentions meth and safety concerns, with distorted phrases about market conditions and potential dangers. The text reads like an unfinished brainstorm or transcription error from a historical page.
The notice outlines new postage rates within the Commonwealth and to distant territories including Lord Howe Island, Norfolk Island, Papua and other Pacific Inds. It mentions registered mail, newspaper and book shipments and various overseas rates. The document lists zones and specific price adjustments for papers, books, and periodicals mailed locally and internationally.
Seven women and four men graduate in medicine from Len led ice ter Wane and begin practice in various hospital departments. the class includes seven women among the graduates and marks a milestone for local medical training and patient care.
The article discusses the game of ducks and drakes as an ancient pastime. It mentions famous patrons and writers who enjoyed the activity and notes tales of masters of the sport. The piece references historical figures and describes the appeal of skimming stones and throwing pebbles across water.
The article explains that early productions use painted glass and partial structures to simulate ceilings, interiors, and exteriors. A glass pane is positioned before the lens to reveal non existent ceilings or extend facades, allowing seamless illusion while saving time and money. It cites Robin Hood and Notre Dame as examples of painted glass used to complete towers and façades.
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