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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1926
Page
2
The fragment describes a homemade cough remedy using treacle or honey with water and rice, plus other ingredients and quantities. It mentions various products and suppliers, with references to a factory and a mixed list of items, suggesting a dubious or ad hoc preparation and sourcing.
A vintage ad claims Pepsodent clears a film coats teeth to reveal brighter color. It contrasts old dentifrices and touts a new stone film removing toothpaste called Pependent made in Australia. The passage then shifts to a pest warning about prickly pear in Queensland and related regional concerns.
The era’s marriage parlours in Jeffersonville Indiana attract couples from Lewisville to Jeffersonville seeking quick unions at minimal cost. Nearby ferry landings host marriages with a quick ceremony, Bride and groom prepare separately, then present at the courthouse for finalization.
A garbled OCR list names numerous court clerks, secretaries, engineers, treasurers, and public works figures. The unreadable text mentions the Clerk of Courts Consaria, Tuskes-Setere Dr. Saree Grant, Waterworks Trust, Commissioners Chay Wy Aine UP, Stokes, Martindale, and other municipal roles, along with electoral begin and progress associations.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists many names and titles across banking, government, and local organizations. It mentions the Bank of Australasia and Commonwealth roles, secretaries, registrars, and various committee positions, but the text is garbled with misspellings and incomplete entries.
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