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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1916
Page
7
A chaotic first person account of assembling a Ford type motor car in about twenty six minutes. The narrative follows a workshop scene with engines, wiring, steering, and dashboard installation as workers lay out components and power up the completed engine amid crowd excitement and cheering. The piece extols rapid construction and the dramatic moment when the engine fires and the vehicle moves from the stand.
A chaotic report covers Golden Shoe and Bold of 44 in a Warwick Farm meet, with other horses like Kandor and King Marco mentioned as favorites. It notes Jark’s limited racing vigor, warns about Melbourne connections, and mentions Hawkebury figure Mr Larry Rogers celebrating his 67th birthday with a pigeon match at Windsor. A separate item quotes a Baalriy correspondent detailing a boxing champion Moran and Willard earnings, noting Moran’s two-year effort to reach a single minute’s earnings.
Letters for soldiers to Egypt and the Dardanelles will be carried by steamers via the Suez Canal. Departures include Forbes on the Thursday before vernal sails and Royal Mail steamers from Sydney with listed dates April 1 April 19 and April 19 with port duties in force.
The text describes a noisy scene with wagon wheels, Alpine forge motifs, and a vast forest of axles. It mentions a guide named Analy and several implied mechanical processes. The fragmentary language evokes a roadside or factory setting with ongoing work and shifting schedules.
Fragmentary text mentions a cure related to Enxerme and Rezama Wart. Names appear garbled and dates unclear. The excerpt references a plan or scheme and individuals such as Alamein and Maguiote with cryptic actions.
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