07 Oct 1926
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 07, 1926
Page
1
A historical ad or note extols making a cough mixture at home using treacle or honey angare vinegar licenze and herbs to ease coughs. The recipe emphasizes safe dosing for children and claims cost savings versus commercial preparations.
The ad touts Pepsodent as a film removing dentifrice that clears coverings from teeth to reveal a whiter appearance. It claims old dentifrices fail and emphasizes dentists favor Pepsodent for fast sparkle and protection against decay.
A partial and garbled OCR passage references notes on a sacred object and a sequence of unreadable terms. Context and entities are unclear due to heavy text corruption.
A fragment discussing ancient Chinese inventions such as paper printing in the early first millennium, glass and medicine, and the misperceived dates of these advancements. It notes the early creation of paper, printing, and coins, and mentions gongs and drums as part of Chinese craftsmanship.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a grandmother telling a boy he resembles his father, noting shared facial features and a specific measurement. The passage hints at family resemblance and memory without full context.
A cryptic OCR from a local notice lists roles and titles for a community event. Names include J Civstes ty and J. ty Wolters with terms like secretary Dramatis secretary and Chief secretary. The piece mentions a president and funeral reference, indicating a formal civic or ceremonial gathering.
The article discusses measuring an oblong stack with perpendicular ends. It explains multiplying length by the average width and using the resulting product with a specific harvest wash applied to the ground to level a surface.
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