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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1936
Page
7
A fragment from a bustling street scene mentions ginger bread treats and local vendors. The readable text hints at a small display of baked goods and community chatter surrounding seasonal foods. The item reads as a snippet from a larger market reportage.
District news recounts Shirley Eneman recovering from appendicitis at the District Hospital and celebrates Noel Eshiman after the Primity Final exam. The annual school Christmas tree event on December 12 featured prize drawings for children and various races and activities with student participants and staff noted.
A scrambled trade summary reports wool market activity with notes on prices, demand shifts, and tone from buyers in England and Germany. It highlights stronger values for fine wools, a cautious outlook as auctions proceed, and varying buyer interest across regions and grades.
A 19th century style ad promotes Doan's Ointment as the best remedy for eczema and dermatitis. It claims rapid relief from itching and irritation, noting noticeable improvement in days and full disappearance with continued use. Several generic endorsements and mentions of a chemist and supplier accompany the product pitch.
The Tingha event narrated a social and artistic revue at the Cottage Hospital. Performances included a Tingha Ballet group, dances, fables, and musical interludes with performers like Parry, Ginger, A Fantnitudie, and Mr Marcy. Audience applauded as various acts, dances, and refreshment offerings played out in a lively program.
Public notices and scattered text announce publications received and speculative items about Weldons Ladies Journal. The readable fragments reference readers, learning, and various names scattered through a period style notice, lacking coherent details.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses fishing grounds and various seemingly unrelated terms. The readable portions mention fishing and places, suggesting a brief news item about resources or sites, though many words are nonsensical. The record preserves the fragmentary nature of the source.
Fragmentary OCR text references diamonds and prices but lacks coherent details about persons, places, or events. The readable portion mentions Tom Cant and price terms, indicating a probable trade or valuation note without complete context.
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