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Newspaper
Shepparton News
Location
Shepparton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
6
A fragment depicts travelers praising a kitchen and a wai te phrase about Roabur as wholesome and consistent. The speaker asserts the Mavour is always nice and desirable, emphasizing satisfaction and familiarity. The tone hints at a local shop or lodging scene with a preferred welcome.
Incomplete report references an Englishwoman sending funds to a party named Lrany and Yost Giant, details and context not readable. The fragment lacks concrete actions, dates, or named organizations to form a full record.
A Melbourne case recalls the Bernard Bauer murder tied to a Paris crime and a jewel theft. Detectives connect a Sydney and Melbourne suspect to a 1907 killing, noting a single missing gem worth about £20,000 and a killer who left little trace. The inquiry traces potential flight to London and hints at a broader criminal network through Australia and Paris.
Fragmentary text references remedies for colds and bronchitis and mentions various phrases about health and digestion. The readable portions show no coherent event, date, or identifiable persons or organizations to anchor a full news item.
Letters from Mrs Dora McDonis of Koontong Vic and Mrs Hox from Melbourne recount long battles with indigestion headaches insomnia and nervous exhaustion. Both credit Warner's Safe Cure with restoring appetite sleep and daily function after years of failed medicines and doctors.
A garbled narrative blends church talk with wartime tales and social chatter. A woman questions others about attendance while a village blacksmith and Salvation Army scenes unfold. A padre interviews a soldier claiming engagement to a shipmate, shocking a gathered bystander and ending in a dramatic exchange.
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