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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 20, 1927
Page
2
Unclear readable fragments mention weather, places, and people in a scribbled note. Key names and locations are obscured, offering a fleeting glimpse of a page item without cohesive events or dates.
A fragmented discussion explains how fans cool by moving air and absorbing heat. It notes that moving air over the skin carries heat away, and that moisture transfer can affect cooling. The piece compares fans to towels and papers used by boxers and others seeking relief between rounds.
An old guide explains how thieves target hip and breast pockets, detailing tactics to lift notes from coats and trousers. It contrasts vulnerable pockets with safer designs and suggests practical layouts for racegoers to deter theft.
A reliable home prepared tea claims to treat colds influenza bronchitis and sore throats. The remedy allegedly soothes irritated mucous membranes and tones the respiratory system, and can be made quickly in one's own home.
A fragmented list outlines Cobram community groups and church bodies including Court of PelIy local court staff, church denominations, civic committees, and clubs. It names officials such as secretaries treasurers registrars and chairs alongside notices for meetings and public affairs in Cobram and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary text lists various organizations and officials such as churches, clubs, and government bodies. Names like Mead, J. J. Eals, Bruce Holly, J Hughes appear among references to churches, councils, and committees. No coherent event or narrative is discernible.
A brief note reports a quirky stack measure described as a prank to mislead contents labeled slay wien. Details are sparse. the item reads like a local item with unclear origin and intended humor.
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