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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
3
Fragmented lines describe a scene where a narrator overcomes a storm of nerves by cleaning and engaging in practical tasks. Tom jokes about a woman’s strong will, noting how orderly routines calm temper and sharpen focus. The voice reflects old fashioned advice on self discipline and sensible hobbies.
A dramatic depiction shows King John signing the Great Charter under pressure from barons near the Thames. Knights and bishops surround him as armored men await the document, while a preacher admonishes laziness and spectators mock the preacher’s zeal in a crowded chapel.
A vintage ad touts Golcrust as a health tonic for constipation and kidney cleansing. It claims toxins from the intestines harm vitality and ties relief to regular bowel movements and kidney purging using ingredients like Epsom salts and senna. The product is sold in three sizes by chemists and stores.
A Worthy Pioneer notes the Union Trustee Company of Australia Limited celebrates fifty years in business. The booklet highlights the origins of corporate trust ideas, growth to operate in Victoria New South Wales and Queensland, and rise in new estates and trust values from £820000 to £280000 in 1934. It lists former directors and underscores trust administration as vital to settlers and testators. An adjacent anecdote shows local banter about a prehistoric find and a village inn exchange.
Internal stock parasites have recently appeared in districts once free of the scourge. They spread unseen, undermining pasture systems and posing a greater risk than blowflies. Control relies on balanced minerals via a suitable lick and early diagnosis followed by proper drenching. Vita-Lick Pty. Ltd. offers full information at 493 Colline Street, Melbourne.
The International Labour Organisation advances workers in backward nations, with technical exchanges and overseas visits to study conditions. Officials like Fernand Maurette reported on Japan and other regions, while surveys in Cuba, the United States, and Mexico seek better social insurance and labour organization. A push for more representative meetings and non European visits aims to share ideas and tackle region specific problems.
A fragmented OCR item notes a mistaken claim about Chinese officials in London smiling during alarm over damage to the Great Wall of China. The text criticizes perceived differences in history and age of the wall, then devolves into garbled numbers and phrases.
The British Museum houses gramophone records of famous voices including the King Queen Prince of Wales and Archbishop of Canterbury, with Dominion statesmen later added. Edison’s voice museum contains recordings by King Edward Tennyson Cardinal Manning and others. Browning and Tennyson recite, then pause, ending with a humorous confession. The collection is praised for enduring quality and a long recording legacy.
Sally Parker hatches a scheme to win a radio by sending her boyfriend Kent away then feigning a visit to Aunt Helen in the Berkshires. Mr Milo Parker stages a comic misdirection when the night-meeting with a radio man backfires and Sally discovers her father’s own misadventure with Floyd Pennybacker.
A garbled passage presents scattered quotes about love, a youth, a father, and social scenes. Names, places, and clear actions are incomplete, but the text implies romantic or social tension with implied outings and refusals over a four week span.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a disjointed dialogue between a druggist and a customer with garbled phrases and missing context. No coherent event, names, dates, or locations are readable to identify a reportable item.
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