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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented text describes BING CROSBY S NEW SONG and mentions typewriters and a studio scene. It muddles names and phrases, yielding a garbled historical snippet with references to music, film and possible production notes.
Unclear OCR fragment provides partial text from a newspaper item. Names, dates, and places are unreadable. The readable bits hint at a brief item or notice but lack sufficient facts to identify event, participants, or outcome.
A new outdoor projector system enables motion pictures to be viewed in daylight using a behind lens arrangement and a doped screen. The invention promises travel show uses and window displays, with compact setups in small rooms and reduced eye strain for close viewing.
An advert promotes Cavendish Salts as an internal antiseptic and cleanser for rheumatism kidney bladder ailments and nervous issues. It highlights Hexasnine Sodium Acetate as a key urinary antiseptic and urges high class chemists to stock it at 2/3 per bottle and to request a free sample from Felton Grimwade and Co. Ltd Melbourne.
The article contrasts Fascism and Communism in France, noting Fascism appeals to national heroics and youth through groups like Croix de Feu while Communism lures with state control. It argues individual liberty resists suppression and cites nationalism and disillusionment with parliamentary government as factors shaping support and weakness across factions. It mentions the League of Nations Union and provides contact details for readers.
The article describes squeezing milky juice from dandelion stalks or leaf ends onto warts two or three times daily. It claims a brown covering forms and stubborn warts diminish within two to three days and disappear in about two weeks, noting the method is readily available in most yards and gardens.
A study of handwriting reveals how forgers imitate names, noting variations in each signature. Details include dot positions on i, cross of t, stroke shading, and how owners’ signs differ from imitations. Experts warn against rapid forgery and describe methods to detect fraud and countermeasures in banking.
An advertisement extols Goleryet as a vitalising stimulant for modern life. It claims small daily doses in tea boost energy and well being, promises relief from indigestion and run down feelings, and notes Goleryet and Golcrust are sold by Hocks Tompsitt & Co Pty Ltd in Melbourne with prices listed.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a sequence around a curtain, a young man, and a valve incident. The text is garbled with misread words and nonsensical phrases, making concrete details unclear. No identifiable names, dates, or places are extractable from the readable portions.
A scanned cooking note presents two dessert ideas. Dried Fruits Pudding uses bread crumbs sugar soaked sugu milk butter raisins and a soda solution steamed in a greased mould. Baked Stuffed Apples fill apples with raisin sugar cinnamon and butter, bake in water until tender with caramel syrup.
The article surveys British monuments honoring virtue, noting the Eros fountain in Piccadilly Circus as Shaftesbury’s tribute and the Ramsay MacDonald cup, with Lincoln’s Inn Fields memorials to Mrs. Ramsay MacDonald. It highlights Bedford’s Bunyan and Howard statues, the Alfred Gilbert works on the Thames Embankment, Robert Raikes and William Tyndale figures, Balliol’s Martyrs Memorial, and clergy monuments like Dean Colet, plus animal and continental icons such as the White Horse of Westbury and the British Lion at Waterloo.
Fragmentary text discusses Victoria and the nobility of dying for a cause, noting the speaker’s stance that this bit of Victoria might be nobler due to the death they endure. The passage hints at themes of honor and sacrifice without full context.
The article notes the centennial birthday of Dr William Aberle Thompson of Bethel following a long career. It recalls his early start in Urbana town and his influence on families and friends, emphasizing a life spent in practice and community service.
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