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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1913
Page
2
The article describes advances in milking machinery focused on producing clean milk. It notes improved rubber ware, heat resistance, and odourless components. It highlights removable piping joints and careful plant certification to ensure cleanliness and safety in milk production.
A brief note discusses how temperature and masked weather conditions influence dairy cattle milk output. It mentions heat exposure harming milk production and herd stress during extreme temperatures, with implications for managing livestock to restore normal milking after temperature changes.
Fragmentary passage describes unusual food preparation methods and eating sequences, naming various items and actions in a disjointed narrative. The text is garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent context or identifiable events, people, or places.
A historical notice from the North Coast Steam Navigation Company lists sailings and cargo terms with references to Ayumay Goths Byron Bay and Port Colborne, noting weather permitting. It mentions freight rates, payment terms, and official directions from director Maraguy.
A fragmentary account notes postmortems and animal losses tied to import tensions, with references to California origins and a 4,000,000 dollar figure. It mentions the Satralin Land Bus policy enabling foreign control, and hints at after September 10 Japanese restrictions expanding to individuals or entities.
A distorted excerpt shows a commentator railing at the jury and courtroom proceedings. The speaker mocks the prosecution and jury while suggesting a trivial punishment, as the judge delivers a comically light sentence and the audience watches with uneasy humor.
An OCR fragment defines terms in a labor glossary. It covers Capitalist, Democracy, Worker, Risnopoly, and Brotherhood with odd spellings and references to unionists, eight hours, and labor politics. The text is garbled but centers on class conflict and political labels.
A confused report from Paris describes a tourist who admitted hiding loot during a walk through the atrvek area. He struggled to describe the incident clearly while locals urged him to explain his actions and intentions amid the comical confusion near a hotel.
A garbled record references Randy and a plan involving Piecietnes cat evonia and Heiweete. The text remains unreadable in places, offering limited concrete details beyond names and a vague sequence of intentions.
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