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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
2
A serialized dramatic scene unfolds in a crowded room where Judith confronts Basil, Uncle Joke, and a tense family gathering. Emotions flare as declarations of love, fear, and social pressure clash amid interruptions, accusations, and a looming wedding decision.
A garbled excerpt references Hawkesbury Agricultural College and agriculture topics. It mentions figures like Benen and Landon Oyen, and touches on crops such as sweet clover. The passage also hints at treatments and methods, including protection, growth, and a reference to a treaty context and guard i terms, with scattered names and phrases in a collage of OCR errors.
A fragmentary note on farm work and rural duties, reflecting questions about livestock care and crop tasks. Mentions August and general farming routines, with reminder to attend to essential chores and seasonal obligations on the land.
A long, uncertain text urges farmers to organize a fire brigade, protect crops, and use preventive farm practices. It references crops, plowing, grain, and ridge boundaries, stressing community action and careful handling of equipment to guard harvests.
Fragmented OCR notes describe dairy farmers facing price pressures and food costs, with references to Meantime yields, stock prices, and regional supply concerns. Mentions of Iowa, Temlina, and 900 head ent farmers highlight financial strains and uncertain market conditions affecting farm operations.
Fragmented readable lines describe a debate on Regain and open trade. Mentions include a security or policy issue, a Roaring odds phrase, and references to a gate or arm in a trade context. No clear dates, places, or named organizations are readable.
The readable text hints at topics including diaries, exposure to fodder and possible rabies risk. Names and institutions are garbled but suggest a discussion of medical or safety concerns with unclear context and reliability.
Historical note describes influenza in horses, its fever and catarrhal symptoms, and treatment ideas. It reports a fatal character for some cases, estimates mortality near three percent, and mentions virus transmission via clothing and lingering virulence across months.
An OCR fragment describes abrupt disease onset and severe bodily symptoms. It mentions fatigue, sleepiness, immobility, and escalating weakness near the torso and limbs. The text appears garbled, with repeated phrases and illegible names, but conveys a progression of painful decline and physical distress.
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