Fragmentary OCR Notes on Ornament and Alloy Terms
The fragment mentions broken ornaments and a perceived issue with palatal corses and a quick gleam. It references a term Granite and a person or place named Prien with unclear context and a stray 1).
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
12
The fragment mentions broken ornaments and a perceived issue with palatal corses and a quick gleam. It references a term Granite and a person or place named Prien with unclear context and a stray 1).
Fragments describe Wilson Street and markets with mentions of Borseam open day Trance Flume Shell Bensine Texaco Oils and Oreasts. References to motor stock and January cases appear, but text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or names.
The review describes Movisland as a top Ga tree picture with star King and Davion, highlighting authentic Chinese scenes and melodramatic action. It also praises The Leopardess starring Agnes Ayres and Richard Dix, noting its modern girl lead and high publicity, with support from Theodora Roberts and Aline Brug.
An old advert promises a three day craving banishment with a free trial. It claims no willpower or special diets are needed and urges readers to write for details to GV. Leyshon at 236 Barkly Street East Brunswick for private letter appointments.
Letters from Graham Mount Gambier J H Ervin Wooroowool Narracooett and J M Farmer Narracooett praise W B Thomas dental plates from Nhill and others in England France Victoria for comfort and chewing ability. They contrast prior denture failures and costly sets from distant dentists.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Jack Francis Farrier, Bradshaw, Meriter, and Wilson, with unclear references to chores or targets. Names appear out of context, suggesting a torn or garbled notice without a clear event or outcome to describe.
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