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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1940
Page
2
A damaged notice warns trespassing on property at Springseld now occupied by Mr. P.O. Rowe and others. The order names individuals including W. Everett and RY Moore and notes actions will be enforced after a stated date. Hunters and shooters are advised to stay clear amid the injunction and property access restrictions.
A newspaper notice states it is printed and published by Franke Sohn Mann at a registered location in Cayra, New South Wales state. The fragment confirms publication by a local proprietor and assigns printing duties to a named individual.
A shaky wartime style summary says Britain looks to Australia New Zealand and other nations to sustain food and dairy imports. It notes agreements for large shipments of butter and milk powder from Australia for 70 000 tons and from New Zealand 119 000 tons while Canada and South Africa are cited for substantial shipments, reflecting a broad import program as domestic supplies strain.
A health department advisory discusses signs of normal growth and potential concerns in children. It covers nutrition, intelligence testing, body proportions, posture, and the impact of early development on later health.
A garbled OCR text fragment presents a mosaic of misread names and phrases. It references unlikely proper nouns like Pal and Neleved, mentions a person named Turner and others, and contains stray terms such as Mine and Th shave. The passage lacks clear events or structure.
A long, garbled excerpt discusses alleged cases where children were raised by wild animals, focusing on early stories from Rome and other places. It notes that such children often adapted to animal life, later clothing themselves and attempting speech, but few survived or fully integrated back into human society. The article mentions a late 19th or early 20th century interest in these cases and references a boy reportedly raised by a tiger or other beasts, with speculation about the causes and rarity.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe early coach advertising in 1764 and a promise of rapid travel. It references a shire informed that eve was Hanfo and expeditious tray ing with four days in London and a 39 hour London Leeds post coach announced for 1776.
The Soldiers Welfare Fund reports dwindling balances and urgent need for further donations. A committee member, W. A. Roberts, will receive contributions and acknowledge receipts. public support is requested to sustain relief efforts for service families and dependents.
Fragmentary OCR text describes wooden keys and a ruined window scene with bands of characters. Names and dates are unclear. the passage hints at a piano or door with burned edges and odd shapes, mentioning a ring and work worn by time.
A cryptic narrative scene shows a sergeant warning about a young man and a broker. The dialogue hints at danger, duplicity, and a tense warning as characters discuss plans and potential consequences.
Two women quarrel over a vow at a railway window as one declares the window open and watches, while the other orders it shut. A veteran observer notes the scene, the women glare at each other, and a tense exchange follows.
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