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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
2
A garbled historical note links swallowing difficulty to ruptured setae and a malady described with fragmented terms. The text mentions a westward region and possible mention of a patient or case with items like drip, bile, and intestine references, though the wording is unclear and inconsistent.
An OCR fragment recounts city life and events with many garbled names and places. It mentions emigration, a voter area, water issues, realtors, and travel, with scattered references to people and places across an urban landscape.
Rates for the Cobram Telephone Exchange are listed by radial distance for subscribers. Charges include public line use, messenger fee, and other service areas as detailed in the notice.
Article documents a historical formula for tank base area using top and bottom areas and middle sections, with depth applied to find cubic volume. It provides rough measurements and slope relations, noting top area and bottom area sizes and deducing final bottom breadth and length by subtracting sloped allowances.
A garbled OCR style list shows numerous company names and personal entries across regions in Australasia. The fragment includes trusts, solicitors, stock and station agents, orchards, hotels, and property names with scattered place hints like Pine Glen and Marmylisere, indicating a historical business directory page with mixed entities and unclear structure.
A scanned Cobram court summary lists officers and church leaders including Legal Clerk Roger Ances, Justice-Mawe Dr. J. dame Great, and Secretary-L. G. Tamilton. It also names church pastors Rev. W. J. Chantz Rev. Father Eilis Rev. W. Patterson and various local organizations with officers such as Agricultural Society President Mr. Ritchie and Progress Association Hon. secretary Mr Grant.
A crowded list details names of secretaries and presidents across many agencies including Mechanics and Commonwealth Savings Bank Agency, Hospital Demonstration Committee, Churches of England and Methodist, Justices and Constables, Electoral Registrar, Lodge chapters, Dramatic club, Farmers Union, and the Earths Deaths and Marriages registry. Names include J W Higgins, J G Bradstreet, Rev W Theeterfeld, A Taylor, J Hughes, T Quinlan, H L Elliott, D Ashton, and Ch. Timothy along with various secretaries and chairmen.
The text describes estimating an oblong stack area by multiplying length by average width and adjusting for height. It mentions using height and ridge measurements and propoving a ship vouigasenthe method to obtain weight accurately, though the passage is garbled.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe letter delivery and dispatch in Melbourne suburbs. The text mentions activation at a district level and references specific local names, but details are garbled and unclear. The source preserves partial phrases about the postal process in a Melbourne district.
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