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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
1
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Fragmented OCR text references contagious diseases and a Wareshakes locale with unclear phrases. The readable bits mention Teo ald eote Seuwelartnd ii and Sete rain wiv ta aes Te pad heerthale feel os why sit the Tite ew Bite apie ty tese.
Historic advert announces Allan Bros big sale with deep discounts on dresses coats millinery hats hosiery gloves and men’s suits prior to stocktaking. Included are specials on towels slippers and assorted clothing items with prices listed in old currency style and emphasis on reduced rates.
A dense OCR listing sale at Jas. Petrie & Co with mixed goods from clothing to fur and millinery. The notice outlines department specials, price points, and bulk discounts for a mid 19th or early 20th century stocktaking sale, including textiles, hats, underclothing, and household items, with dates and locations hinted across fragmented text.
A fragmented 1976 newspaper OCR shows various household items and fabrics with prices and sale notes. Items include shawls, drapery fabrics, lace, bows, and domestic goods like grits, coffee, and creams. Multiple dates and locations appear in mixed letters and numbers.
Fragmentary notice lists A Alexander Harris, a dentist on Firebrack Street Horsham, with references to teeth making and remaking by other dentists. The text mentions visits to the Next White Hart Hotel and a daily assistant attendance, but details are garbled.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions R. S. Grant L.C.8 and tentist entries with partial street names including Royal Wilson Street and Zain. The readable content is sparse and lacks complete sentences or identifiable events.
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