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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 17, 1939
Page
3
The readable fragments mention places, people, and a sequence of terms that resemble a historical or archival document. Multiple garbled phrases reference names, locations, and actions but lack coherent narrative or context to determine a clear event or outcome.
A damaged text piece surveys fashion savvy women who redefine style and pose, noting clever accessories, daring dresses, and social reactions at a tea theater event. It highlights a striking look with jade accessories and provocative gloves, and hints at broader fashion trends and media judgment.
A local advertorial asserts Winds mills offer lasting value with undoubted quality. Bryan Bros Colac promotes Montrellabie Mills built for long service and automatic shutdown, claiming 40 years of experience and reliable toning for buyers seeking economy and trust.
The London Smithfield Central Market is described as the largest dead meat and poultry market globally due to a 12 mile radius population of about 000,000. It handles vast imports from Australia, New Zealand, South America and other regions, with annual totals of beef, mutton, pork, and poultry reaching millions of tons and noting year to year fluctuations.
The Readers' Union praises the Madame Curie biography by Eve Curie for its intimate portrayal of Marie Curie’s life, hardships, and enduring character as a wife and mother. Forrest Reid’s Boyhood is also lauded as timeless and masterfully crafted. Information is offered for joining the Readers' Union via Robertson and Mullens in Melbourne.
A fragmented 19th century piece on courtesy and immortality emphasizes noble deportment kindness and receptive social conduct. It mentions a speaker praising long worn jewelry and a wish to marry into shared culture, with scattered lines about family friends and legacy.
The Great Southern Hotel at 16 Spencer St Melbourne is remodeled and furnished with updated lounges and rooms. It offers hot and cold water showers and improved cleanliness and service with rooms from 7 shillings per night. Also seeking scrap steel buyers and railway consignments to Spencer Street Melbourne.
The article urges daily fresh air and breathing exercises to stay warm, recommends sleeping with windows open in cold weather, and stresses proper footwear insulation and frequent airing of shoes. It notes camphor ice for chapped lips, citrus juice, peroxide for colds, and careful dressing to avoid fatigue, while warning against overheating and heavy topcoats that hinder movement.
A cynical correspondent sketches contrasts among householders and young suitors noting the liberal rewards for those who misread romance. A country visitor asks a pantymian statdile about time. a coin mystery at the bus line and a matron’s fur tip provoke small urban ironies.
Gheapest and Greatest dealers offer parts from over a thousand wrecked cars. Victorian agents for D.K.W. Cara. Williams Motor House lists addresses at 218 Victoria St Carlton and 4 Buckley St Footscray.
A quirky scene unfolds at a shop window where a needy job seeker encounters a boastful rival. The electrician questions the newcomer about electrical knowledge while the exchange spirals into a surreal, wall gliding moment and a cryptic promise of a phone number and name in a mysterious book.
An Australian promotion asserts Warner's Safe Cure cures kidney and liver disorders with sixty years of use. A Birdwood, S A reader testifies sleep, health, and relief after trying the remedy. The ad claims widespread success and offers a free illustrated booklet from H H Warner & Co Ltd Melbourne.
A home organization tip suggests using an expanding curtain rod inside a wardrobe door as a handy rack for ties belts and hair ribbons. With audio fitment the children won’t need to ask mother to locate items.
E T Moulden and Son Pty Ltd operates from 194 Victoria Street North Melbourne as importers and exporters of poultry stock foods agricultural seeds incubators and breeders. The business handles all classes of poultry and related supplies.
An advertisement touts a two shilling pint sized bottle of HEENZO as a home remedy for chest nose and throat ailments. It claims use for coughs colds croup bronchitis and flu with internal use nasal antiseptic and gargle benefits for catarrh nasal and sore throat relief.
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