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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
2
A fragmented item from a historical page details scattered phrases and garbled text. The readable parts reference names and places in a confusing sequence, with no clear event or date. The piece resembles OCR noise from a news page rather than a cohesive report.
Fragmentary notes mention animals at play and a birthday. The text references meat, a race, and various people with hints of scores and events. Names and places are unclear but imply a local sports or community page with informal items.
A controversial speech in Sydney attacks Australian Labor for drifting toward internationalism and Bolshevism. The piece contrasts Labor leadership with British naval policy and warns that calls for peace could erode national defense, urging a steadfast, independent stance amid global tensions.
A fragmented technical note outlines a method to compute excavation volume in cubic yards from tank like shapes. It gives rough dimensions, slopes, and depth divisions with archaic spellings and unclear figures, instructing on top and bottom areas and depth to derive length breadth and total bottom measurement.
The text describes measuring stack width and height by using perpendicular ends above average widen while noting the bobbt from ground to eaves. It explains calculating the top height by multiplying at the eaves by the height to the ridge and using cube-based systems to estimate truss height accurately.
A fragment describes five elderly individuals claiming a continent back from a bluff if they recede from an alliance with Britain. The piece notes anti-British sentiment within the Australian Labor Movement, calling such talk madness after World War I lessons.
Misread and garbled text outlines a proposal to improve mail delivery by increasing the postal numbers for Melbourne suburbs. The fragment suggests a plan to revise addressing as a means to speed dispatch and reduce delays, referencing a numbered scheme and suburban areas.
A damaged OCR fragment references a foundry and watchword about saving expense. The unreadable text includes phrases like Tron ow Wood honest Grant's Foundry and a timing of seven nine. The item yields no clear action or official context.
A sardonic prose piece argues that women hold opinions and convic tions, while men split into fools and the unaware. It jests that a woman reads many languages yet a misogynist only reads one, and that marriage is a game of terse exchanges.
The article argues that wireless technology expands criminal capability as crooks adopt the science faster than authorities. It cites licensed misuse, unlicensed reception, false police reports via wireless, and the need for constant policing to counter master crooks using the ether. The piece frames an ongoing battle between law enforcement and clever offenders leveraging wireless for deceit and evasion.
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