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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
3
A severe fire at a Dulwich Hill location destroyed a factory and surrounding houses. The incident caused extensive damage with flames spreading through multiple structures and the site later contained smoldering remains. Police and fire services investigated the blaze as crews worked to control hotspots.
OCR fragment references medical topics and named products like Beery Moweehs and Vinegar and Cormmeths Maly. Text appears garbled with scattered names, places, dates, and phrases about remedies, practitioners, and potential medical recommendations. No coherent event or report can be confirmed from the readable portions.
The report notes cheaper eggs and rising demand for pool butter amid widespread grocery activity. It details prices, shopping patterns, and mentions multiple vendors and areas, including farms, markets, and various towns, with scattered references to commodities and local commerce.
A garbled OCR themed item lists multiple vendors and individuals including Prescott, Chaff, and Jones, with scattered mentions of trade items and locations. The fragment references produce sales and various names such as Dalila and Limbo, but lacks coherent events or dates.
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Fragmented OCR shows a weather page with references to Australia and Norse regions, a chart titled Evening News Weather Chart, and scattered mentions of teams and events. The legible text hints at a world scope with signals of meteorological data and regional notes, but concrete data is missing.
Readable fragments describe工 workers at Melbourne city cases and a bimetallic company resuming duties after an agreed day outing. A Disputes Committee plan is noted and a chamber meeting is referenced for this morning.
Jotegh Golithens pleaded guilty at Central Police Court to wearing military uniform without funds to buy it. Testimony stated he sought money at the Demons Free Betenddat. the court heard details of the case and possible penalties.
A fragmented OCR readout mentions land policy approval and mentions several individuals in garbled form. The passage references Winters, Laebte Me Lemgilt Noss and Witteman, with unclear associations to the policy.
An unreadable OCR fragment shows scattered words and brand phrases such as Abbotts Flower Pot and Necessities for Governess, with garbled listings resembling a shop or catalog page. No clear events or individuals are discernible, but the text hints at product names and household items from a historical ad section.
Local football clash details a defeat for Newtown against Rostk-Weeters District. Milne scored for Newtown and Malp You Tet contributed as the period ended with several goals noted, while public sentiment and match notes point to a one sided game.
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