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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a repayment issue or story about paying back funds. Readers should seek full article for concrete names, places, and exact details.
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 17, 1927
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a repayment issue or story about paying back funds. Readers should seek full article for concrete names, places, and exact details.
The readable portion shows mixed terms including malaria and various fragmented phrases. Interpreting the garbled text suggests notes on diseases or medicines, but core meaning and structure are unclear. No identifiable people, places, or dates can be confirmed.
A fragmented guide describes cleaning and polishing household items. It mentions omitting water in some rinses, using olive oil for polishing, applying a cream polish with a cloth, and cleaning decanters by heating and sieving residues. It also covers grease removal, drying, and preserving furniture, pegs, and cookware.
In Lancashire coal mines workers refer to common equipment with nicknames such as a goose for the tramline pump head and a donkey for the winch donkey. Miners speak of a glow coat and a ton of stone in a seam while blasting, and a “horse” device for blasting. These non animal terms describe routine mining gear and procedures.
A Trome Made Remedy claims to treat colds influenza bronchitis and asthma by mixing HEENZO with sweetened water. The text asserts it destroys disease germs opens airways and strengthens the system and suggests it can be prepared at home quickly for money savings. The piece touts the Jennso mixture as equally effective.
A fish shopkeeper proudly paints a sign reading Fresh Fish for Sale Here. Customers debate wording with jokes about selling only here and the word for sale. A girl defends the notion, while a mother comments on scents and comets versus a boy in Athens.
Cobram and district football club lists nominees and secretaries for upcoming season noting Mr A Eiwars as secretary and other officers including Hon Secretary Mr WIS Miele and Mr Cassidy. The fragmentary text confirms役 through position titles and named individuals within the club administration.
The page lists various community groups and officials including banks savings agencies a port office the mechanics institute and church secretaries council members and club officers such as Oddfellows Lodge Tennis Club Cricket Club and Trotting Club with names like J Hughes Kilgour and J Cenexam plus references to births deaths and managing roles. The scattered items suggest a local notices section itemizing civic groups church and club leadership positions and forthcoming events.
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