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Newspaper
Rochester Express
Location
Rochester, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
2
The passage discusses admirable mothers and their fluctuating influence across a child’s life, noting some fail in adolescence while others excel in early years. It shifts to a dialogue about marriage, wealth, and social expectations, with snippets indicating concern over a daughter's prospects and a fatherly urging.
A fragmented report details Red Cross shipments, quarantine measures, and transport constraints across regions including Melbourne, Australia, and India. It mentions box quantities, pricing, and supplier notes, with references to ports, meat markets, and commodity lists amid disruption and regulatory efforts.
Fragmented OCR text mentions trade and supply issues with hints of locations like WA and Braywely, plus references to merchants, sales dates, and price or date notations. The garbled lines suggest a local economic notice or market report with uncertain names and figures.
For terms or any other information concerning the company, please call or write Samuel Cook, Chief Manager, and M. Carroll, Assistant Manager.
A brief note from an era paper asserts windmills are superior in some applications while urging consideration of their broader use amid varying opinions. The item hints at technical comparisons without specifics.
The article discusses the State owned Pacific Cable aiding the British Empire during the war by linking distant island outposts, ensuring prompt secret communications. It cites increased capacity, wartime revenue, and lessons for postwar cable restoration despite wartime congestion and a suspension of some messages for Australasian forces.
Dry high quality black golden wattle bark offered for sale. Highest market price guaranteed. Consign bark to Hell Station and cover with tarpaulins per buyer instruction. Transaction details target bark traders and market routes.
An apparent testimonial from Mrs F Alexander of Petersham Sydney recounts a long illness and a hospital stay. She claims Warner's Sane Cure relieved kidney and liver symptoms after years of suffering, with belief the product restored health. The ad promotes Warner's Sate Cure available at chemists and stores, non alcoholic form priced 2 shillings 8 pence.
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