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Newspaper
Sydney Globe
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 16, 1912
Page
2
A fragmented OCR item describes a manual style guide to house repairs and tools titled The Handy Man The House. It references building beds, braces, screws, bolts, and metal fittings with step by step craft notes, illustrating parts and methods for wood shaping, metal work, and joinery. The text mentions making a secure frame, tongue joints, and file and drill work while detailing materials and assembly steps.
An OCR fragment mentions names and places in a jumbled mix, including references to a Porta Mee, J ian jae, Haagen, and Capri. It hints at a public or ceremonial context with scattered phrases about finance, voters, and publication but is largely unreadable.
A damaged OCR passage discusses the powersite end of the Ure river project and references a range of unclarified actions including simulated wheel movement, a Baliwry in the mide, and a device described as a tack puller. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or names.
A lengthy list of members and addresses outlines a public appeal by the League of Brightness for participation, with notes on recruitment and events. The memo mentions many individuals, locations, and roles within the group, including a call for broader engagement and support across communities.
An account of the Brighties Fund aiding Mount Lyell orphans features donations and fundraising efforts. It recounts community support, local names, and the aim to provide assistance to children affected by mining incidents and hardship in the area.
A fragmented text mentions a burial or property matter listing 189 names connected to Parmale and Wattle Camiza. It hints at a Brightion committee and a schedule or meeting, with unclear details and potential purchases or acknowledgments.
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