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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
4
A distorted narrative details illness and fatigue through a witness’s personal decline. The narrator describes nearly bedridden weakness, loss of appetite, and nervous exhaustion, followed by relief after using a tonic and improved mood and energy. The piece presents testimonial style language and marketing claims for the remedy touted as restoring health.
Fragmentary OCR item notes prices and exchanges for wheat and meat, mentioning Shorey and Lasn as buyers or merchants. It references carload pricing and billing, with scattered figures and terms about quality and shipment. The text indicates marketing activity but remains unclear on specific dates or quantities.
A fragmented OCR entry shows multiple names such as Orpington participants and judges with scattered initials and numbers. The garbled text mentions totals, averages per pen, and various surnames, making a coherent report difficult.
The notice outlines stamp duties and fees for wages up to six pounds, friendly societies, water rates, gratuities, and municipal payments. It details transfers on real property, the handling of instruments and receipts, and government fiscal provisions affecting rates and duties in Victoria.
OCR junk and garbled month names describe moon phase events for 1908. Reading lists days like Friday and Saturday tied to months with inconsistent spellings. Core facts are unclear but relate to lunar phases across the year.
The text shows damaged OCR fragments discussing telegrams and payments. It mentions Victoria and Beath Wales, Western Australia and Sealand, and notes safest ways to send mail remittances via money orders. It illustrates unreliable spellings and unclear postal guidance.
Fragmentary OCR describes freight rates and terminal charges with unclear terms and arithmetic. Mentions ore loads, miles, per ton charges, and timing rules for train arrivals. Indicates reductions and adjustments but specifics are unreadable.
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