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Newspaper
Corowa Free Press
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1939
Page
3
A public notice urges Welsh parents to immunize children against diphtheria. It warns the disease is common and deadly, with many deaths caused by membrane blockage. The piece argues vaccines reduce risk, giving figures on infection and death probabilities to encourage protection.
A historical note outlines the use of superphosphate and ammonia in sowing cereals on stubble. It covers methods, timings, and practical tips for applying nutrients to enhance yields, referencing field practices and regional considerations.
A garbled OCR note details a weekly free press distribution and mentions efforts by a club and city authorities. It references Porte and Whe Ture, with unclear names and dates, presenting a brief, fragmented summary of a local publication plan.
A garbled report discusses fostering Japanese language study in Australian and other territories, citing Director T A Weight and remarks to an Honorary Justices Association. It mentions population, potential policy shifts in Britain, Japan, and America, and a hoped cooperative stance on postwar pacification.
Fragmented text describes chaotic scenes in a desert setting with mentions of Egyptian themes, militia, and unclear actions. The writing alternates between garbled phrases and scattered references to places, people, and wartime imagery, creating a difficult-to-parse historical snippet.
A garbled OCR fragment references a local meeting or memo with partial names and places, including Wan e Wei and Heath die, hinting at a community event or note. readable bits show people and possible dates but content is fragmentary and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR describes a public works tender related to cabling in a hall setting with names and places obscured. Mentions a standard step toward a port project and a committee or group involved, with dates, prices, and procedural notes embedded in garbled lines.
An old advertisement proclaims Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as best for a clear complexion. The copy rambles with garbled text but touts herbal tonics and "Nature medicines" for internal cleansing and skin health, mentioning various remedies and supposed benefits.
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