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Newspaper
Laura Standard
Location
Laura, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
4
An OCR fragment for Commercial Union Assurance Co Ltd listing address at William Street Adelaide and references to insurance lines including accident fire burglary fidelity and workmen's compensation. Mentions agents and insurer scope amid garbled text.
Advertises a medicine for bronchitis cough croup asthma hoarseness and chest pain claiming rapid relief and prevention of consumption. States a dose or two suffices and that genuine cures follow, with sale by chemists and medicine vendors.
Baron Henri de Rothschild, famed for Croesus, heads a Paris hospital for the poor. Royal physicians include Queen Amalic of Portugal, Duke Carl Theodore of Bavaria, and the Kaiser treated by las Fong. The German Duke is authorized to practice by a decree of the Imperial Chancellor and has given free care to about 60,000 poor. Princess Sophie of Dara is another royal medical figure.
A crowded collage notes world phone ownership in the United States and miles of wire, molded pencils from slate dust, Cyprus to England cauliflower history, Abyssinian marital custom, a massive forest on ice, and a frozen ground depth 300 feet. It also mentions unusual wordplay and stray modern language echoes.
Julius Rosenwald head of Seares Roe Buck and Co marks his fiftieth birthday by giving 187600 to education and charities, including 60000 for Chicago site and 10000 to fund a philanthropic workers club. The firm, boasting about 1400 employees, handles 14 million pounds turnover yearly with rapid order processing and mass mail catalogs.
An ad style medical notice urges readers to treat piles early to prevent serious outcomes. It quotes patients like Charles Lo Iyguinn and others who report relief after using Doan's Ointment, claiming cures and improvements after two years of suffering.
A collage of dates and numbers about lights on vehicles, calendar entries, and assorted trivia. It cites German towns enforcing old rules, shifts in English usage, European capitals never occupied, and quirky notes on Japan’s ovens and Tapan postal rates. It mentions Jekyll Island’s millionaire residents and Norway’s area compared to the UK.
The text notes an Indian income tax threshold of 47 and above with one 700 scope, and church capacities at St. Peter’s Rome for 4,000, Milan Cathedral for 4,000, and St. Paul’s London for 10,000. It also mentions Chinese temple repairs covering idol eyes to avoid offense at disorder.
Aimed at non laying hens, the article explains that eggs obstruct the oviduct causing nest visits without production. For small obstructions use warmed castor oil followed by salicy oil. about a dessert spoonful to help pass the blockage. Also suggest holding the hen over hot water to relax the passage and aid elimination.
The passage argues confinement boosts egg output as fowl energy stays directed to laying. It notes easier management of broods, guarding purity of breeds, and better observation of laying traits for future breeding when poultry are kept in close confinement.
Practical notes advise bakering warm confinement for 24 hours to stimulate appetite, then feed birds a varied fattening diet with grain, grit, and clean water. Young stock from 3 to 5 months old can gain rapid weight, but hot weather reduces table poultry quality and sales should occur before heat peaks.
Fragmentary notes discuss a Chinese reader’s preferences. The text contrasts poetry with prose and mentions Mill, Adam Smith, Shakespeare, and science as favored topics. Language is garbled, but centers on cross cultural literary taste.
Fragmentary text references Themis dare Bere and Aoew ard Savbet cheeh nd. No clear event, date, or entities discernible. cannot determine a coherent news item from the readable fragments.
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