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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
2
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A garbled OCR fragment appears to mix dramatic phrases and scattered names including Wat Pa, Albany, and references to poets and events. The passage mentions a female figure, birth boundaries, and a stream of disjointed lines, with no clear narrative or verifiable details.
A fragmented obituary and biographical sketch describes Bir Adamiee Peoritay as a notable early Indian figure born in a colonial state, who migrated to Bombay, pursued learning, and established government contracting links. It highlights his role in vatlows onin and various campaigns, his reputed fair treatment of workers, civic interests, and leadership in industry, with references to the Gun Carriery and Mahone tarts for the Atghod campaign.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled tale involving a Talbot vehicle and racing names. The readable bits mention Lord Shrewsbury, Major Anulay Liew as racing manager, and a motor truck in a straight run. Details are unclear and incomplete.
The passage cites Rolne Worley M Tharty as a figure in a mock travel narrative in the South of France. It mentions an insect poem cycle and authors like Genii in Infinite patience, with references to a critic Be and the line about Virgil of the insects.
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Fragmented OCR text yields a local school board speech about education. President A. Peaney of the Board of Education notes the importance of modern teaching and a community effort for schooling improvements.
Fragmented report discusses policewomen in wartime service, noting subterfuge and assignment concerns across several countries. It mentions uniforms, training, and the debate over women’s wear and roles, with references to New York and Toronto. The crude OCR includes many errors but centers on policewomen’s duties and appearances.
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