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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1925
Page
1
The coroner notes an increase in motor fatalities in Melbourne with figures rising in the latest statistics. The report highlights prior year comparisons and suggests causes as factors in the surge, urging further review by authorities. The incomplete OCR text indicates emphasis on accident counts and related investigations.
A garbled London scene describes people and taxis moving through dense fog. The fragment hints at traffic, crowded streets, and muffled sounds as morning commutes are disrupted by murky weather. Names or exact events are unclear in the damaged text.
England aims to build a test squad amid internal debate and selection challenges. The article notes controversy over who should be chosen, the influence of form, and the need for a cohesive lineup to win important matches.
Amid a flurry of figures and jargon a Geelong proposal for reduced suburban fares was rejected. The document references low rates, revenue concerns, and a long, tangled list of names and terms, but the outcome remains a denial from the authorities.
Fragmented OCR reads as a travel note about Australia with scattered place names and dates. Mentions Rewari and other unclear terms with inconclusive events. Content is damaged and lacks a clear narrative or outcome.
In a fragmented police bulletin a motor car is reported stolen from a local district. Details are unclear but authorities note the vehicle was last seen near a street corner and investigators are tracing occupants and possible routes through nearby avenues.
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