Four Wives sequel revival on ork street film reel
Readable fragments outline a gossip style notice about a new film sequel titled Four Wives. It mentions cast members Lynn, Claire, May, Frank McHugh, Dick, Vern Lewis, Rosemary Lane, and others in a family drama setting. The piece hints at wedding scenes and a new character Albert Stoiner with supporting roles.
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ORK ST
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John Guedehd
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Deffery Lynn
Claie Aly May Ratan
Frank McHugh
Dick Ora Ani
Lewis
Rosemary Lane Acconny
Mec Ornell
Albert Stoiner
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Abby Brean
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Fragmented OCR note invites reader to verify barter terms
The imperfect text discusses exchanges and asks readers to verify if certain trade terms and requirements are correct. It mentions buyers, substitutes, and a range of unclear names and places, with no clear event or outcome. The passage reads as a garbled ledger fragment lacking coherent details.
Opening of Forbes Tennis Club Delights Local Fans
The Forbes Tennis Club officially opened with a new clubhouse and electric courts after delays. A Sunday program drew a large crowd with the Town Band and 85 players in a Rooley tournament won by Meg Lex Jose and Mus Fay Wange, as club president G D Bassett accepted the new facilities.
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Forbes Tennis Club
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Wade
Meg Lex Jose
Mus Fay Wange
Meh O. Flot
Mila
Electrinary Air Courla
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Weekend Whirl of Social News and Farewell Gatherings
The snippet records a long social itinerary with friends in Sydney and Portes, noting reunions, hospital visits, travel to Wollongong, and a memorial service. It mentions Mr LMA Tyehner of Angier, Myra Web, and local families in Bondi and Portis, plus a pensioner laid to rest and community events at churches and cemeteries.
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Bondi
Bogan
Lma Tyehner
Angier
Jourrmyed
Buren
Seriour
Byron
Dr More's Indian Root Pills Promising Constipation Relief
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr More's Indian Root Pills as a cure for constipation and liver cleansing. It claims the pills stimulate the bowels, improve digestion, and help readers live a more active life amid ailments and disability.
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Dr. More
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