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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
2
Prices lowered at Evans Blacksmith and Farrier on High Street. Machine shoes reduced by 1d per pair and general blacksmithing work reduced by 2d, with customer satisfaction guaranteed. Contact O. E. Evans by phone in Coa Harbour.
A chaotic scene at the station ends with arrests after a wife’s ticket money dispute escalates. Police report a struggle, with suspects detained and questioned as investigators seek to recover missing funds and determine motive.
Unclear text with mixed fragments and garbled names. Readable parts mention a person and event but key details, dates, location, and outcome are missing. Summary cannot determine a concrete single news item from the fragment.
A jumble of garbled phrases and fragmented words appears to contain names and places but lacks coherent events or clear subjects. No discernible persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes can be reliably identified for a proper summary.
Disjointed OCR notes describe a chaotic racing day at Randwick with multiple horses and jockeys mentioned, including references to a Winter meet and rising bookmakers profits. Names, events, and outcomes are garbled but indicate a busy Saturday program with uncertain results and ongoing commentary on wagering.
A fragmented account portrays a mother teaching her children daily routines of cleanliness and habits to ensure health and happiness. The piece emphasizes routines such as hygiene, neat living, and positive example shaping a child’s behavior and outlook.
A brief notice reports Woods claims a peppermint treatment as a cure for the health issue of Ohuieene Hsekinie Manzhi. The item notes the claim and its reception in local circles.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a terse note with names and phrases, lacking clear aboutness. It presents scattered terms including a reference to a “TV pity” and improvised names, offering no verifiable event or action.
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