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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
2
A wartime ballad by W Service depicts fear hunger and resilience amid hardship. It urges perseverance chin up and self discipline while acknowledging pain scars and a harsh fight to endure. The piece presents a worn view of youth facing death and difficulty with stoic resolve.
Fragmented OCR text mentions names like Gydnay and Coty, several unclear terms, and partial phrases about a person or event. Content remains indecipherable, with no clear actions, dates, or outcomes to report in a concise card.
Thomas Ellison of Arkansas famed for a vast family policy linked to Roosevelt as an advocate. At 93 he is called Uncle Tom, married three times and father of 50 children. He counts 125 grandchildren 60 great grandchildren and 27 great great grandchildren. His youngest child is 11 and eldest 55. He notes figures may be off but insists they are true.
Princess Mary daughter of the King and Queen, celebrated her sixteenth birthday last month. She has been educated in old time ideals and enjoys activities with her brother such as baking, cheese and butter making, ice skating, cycling, and playing hockey. The princess also assists the King in dictating private letters, while remaining largely sheltered from public visibility.
A damaged OCR note warns readers about counterfeit cream separators posing as Alfa Laval types. It cautions against imitators claiming superior features and urges consumers to beware of copying machinery. The piece mentions Alfa Laval separators and names Wanigh and Joepbeon as likely authors or advertisers.
Fragmentary OCR blends dental extraction topics with Turkish bath rituals and medical notes. Mentions anesthesia like ether, dental apparatus, rheumatic care, and Turkish bath observed as a therapeutic practice, with scattered references to surgeons, patients, and equipment.
The article traces early tool development from the seventh century BC with saws and rasps used by carpenters, noting the transition from bone and teeth to metal forms. It highlights that axes dominate historical tool use, evolving into straight, band, and curved shapes for wood and metal shaping.
A garbled exchange shows a decorator ordering tasks from his new assistant with unclear instructions. The assistant swears understanding but later reports no one is present, leading to a failed plan and a defiant stance about doing nothing on Saturday afternoon. The fragment ends without resolution.
A large retailer launches a unique stratospheric ad campaign over Berlin using four dirigibles. Bright searchlights frame giant billboards on banners and envelopes of messages. The spectacle attracts crowds as a character named Parience Uaarver remains triumphantly visible among the orbiting advertisements.
A fragmented health note urges regular meals to support mood and appetite. It emphasizes eating at near sunup and avoiding neglect of meals, warning against irregular times causing weakness and distress. The text reads like a guidance snippet on daily eating patterns.
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