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A fragmented OCR item mentions mysterious terms including Rebs pine Lapel and three telephones. Context is unclear with missing surrounding details.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1929
Page
5
A fragmented OCR item mentions mysterious terms including Rebs pine Lapel and three telephones. Context is unclear with missing surrounding details.
A novel process uses waste lumber to create a wood concrete alternative. The method aims to lower costs and reduce waste by converting timber into durable, marketable material for framing and other products. It discusses feasible yields, potential markets, and the promise of a cheaper, simpler production route.
The passage defines chivalry as nobleness of mind and thoughtfulness toward others. It contrasts the courteous, noncruel chivalrous man with vulgar vanity and urges humility, consideration, and kindness toward the weak, stressing that the perfect gentleman or lady seeks to make others happy.
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a political candidate meeting and interviews. It mentions Wesley and other terms but yields no clear names, dates, or outcomes. The text shows garbled phrases about candidates and discussions without verifiable details.
The discussion warns that Commonwealth linking of inter-state electrical supplies could strip states like Victoria of technical and financial oversight. It argues the plan delays details, threatens equity and raises taxes for Victorian taxpayers while offering little federal accountability.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a heated social scene with a woman speaker and a crowd. It mentions a man named Mire Hine and a public gathering with speculation about what men want and fear, but details are unclear.
The article argues wheat harvests shape national prosperity, shaping employment and trade. It urges farmers to improve yields through better planting, resistant grain varieties, and modern equipment to reduce costs and boost net income amid price controls.
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