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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
3
London doctors developed an electric light ribbon device to wake sleepwalkers by a beam from a multicolor cell array. The system alarms the sleeper and guides them back to bed before danger, tested on a woman patient with positive results and noted protection for relatives of sufferers.
The excerpt presents a meandering river metaphor with latticed imagery of Nene and Nile like waters. It weaves through landscapes of banks trees and flowers toward an unfathomed ocean, hinting at a philosophical journey and expansive prose style by Owen Polthsmn.
Empress Menin, wife of Emperor Hallie Selas ele, rarely attends public functions but engages directly with those she helps. Renowned for courage, learning, and tastes, she speaks four European languages, writes on Hellenic art, and answered 170 letters last year to free enslaved individuals. She detests war and laments the Italo-Abyssinian conflict's impact on her people.
A new device will automatically control car speeds within restricted zones in Minneapolis. Each road will have a magnetised rail and cars with governors will be forced to stay at or below the limit, preventing any increase in speed.
A vivid comparison of coal fired stokers aboard ships with modern oil fuel manipulators. Describes heat, ash, water level, and clinker handling for stokers, the gloom of the stokehold, and the clean, yacht like appearance of modern oil powered crews. The piece contrasts exhausting traditional duty with eased responsibilities aboard oil fueled vessels.
A brief note notes that fashions in men's clothing constantly change with each season. The saying every garment has its day suggests cyclical trends influence style choices and wardrobes.
Article notes Austria's postwar collapse from empire to a small buffer state with 7 million people. It describes German influence, League of Nations aid, and eventual financial control transfer by 1922, plus future hopes for Austro German ties and regional stability. Mentions France and Nazism as ongoing concerns and invites readers to contact the League of Nations Union for details.
Travel value hinges on getting value for money on journeys. A Onecian Bay stenter offers cheaper land access by promising similar privileges and service as pricier options. The voyage emphasizes comfortable dining and overall hospitality at lower costs.
A quirky piece notes new camel and yak races in distant locales. It describes camel teeplecharine events in Egypt with camels leaping obstacles and rider hang on skillfully. It also mentions an angular yak race in Lhasa and odd tributes to speedy but dangerous chases.
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