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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
3
Confused report notes Gaodyear Cord Tyres leading a Brisbane rival in the Southport Speed Trials where 84 miles per hour was reached. Mentioned are the Hit Climb Test at Oxegree and the Arshane-Toowoomba Record of 85 miles per hour with a Sydney to Brisbane run beating the prior record by 6 hours 24 minutes.
Charlotte M. Walker transcribes Monash addressing wartime finance and troop welfare. He argues for a full war chest, continued Australian troop deployment, occupation aims, and hardship conditions on the home front and in combat zones.
A garbled regional report describes various skin remedy products and ointments promoted for ailments. It mentions brand names and locations in a fragmented list, referencing medical claims and local vendors but with unclear details and mis spaced words.
A chaotic excerpt discusses judging arts, alleged copying, and critique of artists. It mentions Bondar and a clash over originality, with claims of improper copying and disputes about acceptable subjects. The fragment hints at authority figures and public response to the judging process.
Fragmented text references health products and year round use with Home companion lines. Mentions English eating habits and gold exposure, a naval proposal, a league of something, and a postal or state context in New South Wales. The legible pieces hint at commerce and public notices but are garbled.
A garbled passage blends a local town scene with war imagery and casualty figures. It mentions crossing a bridge, a missing man named Bill, and references to battle losses, prisoners, and a Berlin publication. The text mixes stray dialogue with distorted names and incomplete sentences, yielding a fractured record of a wartime setting.
A garbled report lists numerous horse names and sponsors, with Mountain King noted as a stallion and Mountain Aemu mentioned among racing entries. The fragmentary OCR references Melbourne starts, transfers, and fees, plus breed and lineage notes for mares and sires. Names like Yeulba, Flora, and Credence appear amid uncertain associations and event terms.
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