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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
3
In a scene from a sensational tale featuring Nick Carter, Mrs Wentworth reveals a tangled motive and letters tying her husband Wentworth to a brutal murder. A private detective uncovers key evidence, Blaisdell resists exposure, and a dramatic confrontation ends with confession and arrest.
Nick Carter confronts Porter Agton Schwab in a German accented interview about concealment of a murder weapon. Schwab admits to seeing Wentworth with his wife on Arrow Street, and later explains an attempted bribe to distort the story. Carter relaxes the cuffs, promises to seek truth, and urges full disclosure to resolve the case.
Detective Nick exposes the killer’s route in a Granite Building case. Holden, believed dead, is found and flees the room after a dramatic confrontation with Nick and Mick. The suspect’s motive centers on jealousy and Mabel Reed’s past. The ending hints at reconciliation for the couple.
The Prince of Monaco notes brief cries between July 22 and October 11 113 across the Atlantic and Pacific routes. Studies explore fish species at depths over 3000 feet, with nighttime observations near the surface at 300 feet. A key finding is unusual vertebrate physiology showing dramatic pressure resistance during depth changes and the need for recompression after ascent.
Fragmentary passage describes burning pine bread paper on the earth to remove an amulet or hands held in smoke, claiming the mineral or object will quickly disappear. The meaning is ambiguous due to corrupted OCR and lacks identifiable names or events.
A historical overview traces the invention of matches from early chemistry to the Vienna monopoly. It notes the rise of safety matches in Sweden, where new production displaced the German and Vienna-controlled industry, creating employment and reducing danger. The piece mentions Koamerer the prisoner and the political context shaping patent and manufacturing laws.
The article outlines the rise of nut butter made from vegetable oils, detailing its production from coconut and palm oils, refining steps to remove acids and rancidity, and the final mixing with milk cultures to imitate natural butter flavor. It notes low cost, a 100 percent price rise in vegetable oils over a decade, and large annual production in one country with growing demand.
A fragmentary notice hints at housing pressure with a woman seeking a friend to share space. The speaker notes cramped living areas, referencing a small dining room and a need to “une condensed milk” as a sign of tight quarters. The dialogue conveys domestic strain and a search for room mates.
A muddled OCR passage cites a Cambridge lecture by Lp M Slama, described as a leading authority on Egeland and Potrie. The fragment mentions cultiva ting weed, a blight-free spo tuto, and references 2027 with unclear context.
A first person tour of a butter factory shows the morning routines and machinery. The butter room features churns, the buttermaker, and the packing line with paper wrappers and crates. The pasteurising room heats cream then cools it, while temperature checks and refrigerator adjustments punctuate the day until the engine quiets and the shift ends.
A collection of comical dialogues and misread words. An Irish police candidate jokes about York to London distance. A horse buyer comments on a horse’s conformation while the seller notes the points. A youth and a farmer share a street car misfit moment and a remedy involving applesauce. A doctor remarks on a husband’s condition with a pun about mood and wealth.
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