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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
2
A mosaic of eccentric notes cites new discoveries and strange claims from various eras. It mentions tobacco spending guesses, paper mache armor, bird sizes, deep waters, and a Jersey battle in 1781, plus European populations and curious legal customs. It also notes fashion trends, pilots, wages, and a camel anecdote at Bombay, with scattered references to anniversaries and local observations.
A fragmented weather and transport diary references Sydney and nearby areas including Byron Bay, Newcastle, and Sydney agencies. It lists dates, times, and places with partial notes on trains, coastal fare, and service details through Monday to Friday. Names such as ROBERT A. RELL and Lal Agen appear as managerial references in Sydney.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Caearatering and war effects on the mort with odd phrasing. References to Tom and Marie Readatoars appear amid distorted numbers and currency symbols. No coherent event or clear publication details are recoverable.
Cryptic OCR text blends misread phrases about machines, mint, and a list of scattered names. It hints at a discussion of typing errors, tools, and a jumble of unrelated terms without coherent narrative or clear events.
A fragmented text discusses calf rearing and milk quality after calving, noting the calf must be nourished separately for a few days. It mentions not mixing milk with the herd initially and hints at traditional remedies and domestic advice without clear context.
Researchers report a rare phenomenon where a performer emits two voices at once enabling imitation of instruments. The study uses laryngoscopy and radiography to analyze the condition dubbed double voice. Experts discuss vocal cord action and possible epiglottis or soft palate involvement.
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