Ring Phone 11 T. H. Mitchell Wood Yards Guyra
A brief local note records a contact line for T. H. Mitchell at Ring Phone 11 and the related wood yards in Guyra.
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1940
Page
2
A brief local note records a contact line for T. H. Mitchell at Ring Phone 11 and the related wood yards in Guyra.
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Printed end Jon Mann, Ryanda Street, Guyre volo proprietor, at Nia registered office Siascola Street, Guyra, in the state of New South Wales.
A fragmented travelogue traces a family’s crossing from New York to Chicago and Seattle aboard planes and trains. The narrator notes sights like the Liberty Bell, Greenwich Village, and the Mississippi while mentioning a stop at a children’s hospital and references to hospitals and medical care along the route.
A long fragment shows a pilot addressing his mother with courage and thanks. The writer recalls war service, urging resilience and unity on the home front. Strong emotions mingle with praise for family support and belief in duty, faith, and the divine. The piece reflects wartime rhetoric and personal sacrifice, ending with a loving farewell.
A distorted OCR text suggests a quirky note about waking a maser with a glove and novel dusting method. It mentions glove, dust, and a strange ritual with aster tokens and halts, but specifics are unclear. The fragment hints at a nonsensical, possibly humorous device or procedure.
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