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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
2
The notice outlines revised postage rates and procedures, including alterations to service rules, trials of new rates, and administrative changes. It references New Zealand and other regions, with mentions of postal offices, acts, and dates, noting changes affecting conveyance and fee structures for mail and parcels.
The excerpt discusses how air movement and fan use influence cooling. It explains that cooler air absorbing heat from a warmer surface lowers temperature, and that moving air increases heat transfer. It notes moisture absorption effects and why fans feel refreshing on the face due to temperature differences and air flow.
A vivid guide explains common pickpocket targets and techniques. It notes the hip pocket as a frequent target and contrasts it with waistcoat and breast pockets, detailing how thieves exploit crowd movement and clothing seams to lift notes with minimal risk. It warns against dispersed money and highlights watchful pockets as safer.
An obscured OCR notice outlines changes to trunk line telephone rates with references to specific dates and charges. The readable elements mention a rate adjustment and entity names likely including a provider and pricing terms, highlighting that customers may see altered costs after the specified effective period.
Trade journal praises stainless steel, noting inventor Harry Brearley of Sheffield, who explored gun barrel corrosion to create erosion resistant steel used in cutlery and tools. It highlights early resistance from cutlery houses and predicts broader use in cars, ships, and industry as the phase of stainless steel grows.
An American scientist argues taste indicates intelligence and could separate children into ordinary or special education classes. He outlines tests using spin, sugar, salt, and quinine to measure detectability in water, noting girls outperform boys in tasting ability.
A fragment presents a playful exchange between The Girl and The Boy about loving in December as in June and a line about a woman's hat. It notes four friends getting new something, hinting at a social moment amid the dialogue.
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