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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
2
A lengthy sanitized OCR fragment lists numerous names, places, streets, businesses, and institutions in Cobram and surrounding areas. Entries mention local agents, builders, hospitals, bakeries, police or public works figures, private residences, and various street names indicating a community directory or notices. The scattered items imply a directory-like listing rather than a single narrative story.
The text extols olive oil as a remedy for thin people to gain hair, increasing doses over time. It also claims olive oil darkens ginger hair, polishes furniture, removes white marks on wood, protects steel, and aids digestion by soothing the stomach.
During the holiday season thousands visit Cheddar Gorge in Somerset to see inland scenery. Recent cave discoveries extend under the cliff and are now lit by electricity. Visitors travel a third of a mile through galleries to grand chambers where stalagmites and stalactites glow like mother of pearl. The caves lie near Bath and Weston-super-Mare.
Instructions mix area calculations for top and bottom tanks with middle area values to compute cubic yard excavation size. It explains depth, slopes, and dimensions for a tank with varied faces and final bottom measurements around twenty feet by thirty feet, noting unit conversions and bias checks before sinking.
The text appears garbled with missing words and random characters. It cannot be reliably interpreted to extract a coherent event, person, or place suitable for a factual newspaper card.
The article describes British and Canadian efforts to recruit women for emigration to Canada as wives and domestic workers. It notes many Canadian farms demand help and that “servant” roles differ there, with women finding comfortable homes and decent pay. Emigration agents seek 18 to 40 year olds, emphasizing domestication and good character, with outcomes often marriages and stable households. The piece frames emigration as a widespread, continuing trend beyond Canada.
Fragmentary 19th century notice outlines the Tungamah Shire boundaries Crested shire divisions Five Ridings and names central locations including North Yarrawonga Shins and Southern Riding areas. Includes list of representatives Shire Council meetings and officers.
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