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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 26, 1936
Page
3
The readable fragments describe a historical figure and place names in unsettled wording. It notes a person tied to a city or region with possible events or duties but lacks clear dates or outcomes to form a solid report.
Readable fragments mention various personal names and terms. content is heavily garbled, lacking clear events or context to summarize into a coherent news item.
The text lists positions and a Melbourne street address with unclear associations. It notes Mead Office at 753 Collins Street and references trustees and attorneys linked to Exports or a similar entity, with disjointed wording and no clear event or action. Further readable context is needed to identify a complete news item.
Beards provoke a broad debate as regulators press Yeomen of the King and naval crews to wear swords while many elders petition the King for exceptions. Reports speak of campaigns in Leningrad and a British Navy practice allowing beards, contrasting with military restrictions linked to service and rank.
The Famous 100 Per Cent Cure for vaginitis in cows touted as the cause of abortion and repeated returns for service. Outfits priced at 45/- and 85/ with literature free on request. SPECOSOL SUPPLY CO. Bor 712F GPO or Oxford Chambers Bourke St Melbourne.
The article notes the rise of dual purpose machinery in Australia to reduce capital and labor costs. It highlights disc cultivators and rotary cultivators as versatile tools for tillage, sowing, and weed control, with use in virgin soil and stubble land. It also mentions Laverne and Brass renovators, fertilizer and grass sowing gear, and the trend toward harvesters and thrashers. A humorous interruption ends with a harbor scene about rock knowledge.
An upbeat spring note contrasts with readers feeling low as advertisers push Golcryst a cheap health tonic. The ad claims the product restores vigor and cheer, priced at 4d, 5d, and 1/1d via chemists.
Claims quick relief for catarrh and chronic head colds with a guaranteed refund if not effective. Describes a special nozzle applicator and antiseptic ingredients, urging daily use at night and day, promising freed airways and permanent improvement.
Electric power from an eleven inch eel tested in a New York aquarium reportedly produced 190 volts and 1 watt. Impulses traveled along the eel at about 1000 feet per second, compared with far slower nerve impulses in other animals and humans.
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