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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
12
A fragmentary report from Florida details a barber’s facial rash spreading after exposure to an alleged contaminant. The note references unnamed individuals and routine remedies, ending with an aged signature and vague attribution to a department or craftsman.
Fragmented OCR describes various names and places with unclear connections. It mentions Lae Cage, Cutler Winkamek, Wea, Codeine Uintmess, Bre louis Cathure, Dink sme acd ee ec ed fe bev. rainy med retiricg, Veritatisn, 68 paren, and 8 come was causes of thee Ciereming orphen. Ce tus Resp bed Calicue Ooms are ce ee.
The Gyaney Germphony Orchestra presents a varied program with Wagner and Parry works, including the Parsifal excerpt and Reventia Symphony in A Major. Conducted by Joseph Bradley, the event showcases soloists like Renaldo Pecotti and Emily Hatcher, with remarks on attire and stage presence.
A fragmented notice records a wife deserted by her husband and deported from Canada after a dispute tied to custody. It mentions Ida May Courie of Mavningside and Mrs Ida Coster, among others, with references to legal actions, child custody, and travel to and from Canada amid marital troubles. The text is garbled but centers on abandonment, deportation, and court proceedings over children.
A garbled discussion of a well known German poem attribution traces miscredit to Margaret Pullar and Dwight, with claims of translations and subsequent misattribution across years. The piece notes readers face confusion over authorial credit and the risk of erroneous provenance in literary history.
Fragments describe a tangled case surrounding the murder of widow Mee Prenves 4 Quarts and the widow Mrs Quays on a property linked to a grocer. Inquiry reveals fear, a barred garden, and neighbors recalling strange activity as investigators seek motive and alibi amid a tense scene.
A garbled passage describes an enigmatic device called Elivabech or Briish tettleskiy built to burn things, with mentions of stocks, rapid-fire canson apes, and Martie pills. It reads like a damaged archival snippet about obscure trades and contraband goods, including wine and names like Martie and Chania.
Fragmentary OCR from The Told Country Journal discusses medieval title claims, property lines, and succession. It mentions Portey le erie, Merrie Whe, and various noble families, with references to marriage, heirs, and committee reports on land rights and peerage arrangements. The piece weaves legalistic terms with genealogical details and appears to be a historical notice or digest of a property dispute.
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