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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
5
In a chaotic round described by scattered lines, Carlton defeats Collingwood while Essendon endures a fourth straight loss. Fitzroy and Geelong performances are mentioned amid a murky summary of a mid season matchday with uncertain details and awkward phrasing.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a NSW versus Victoria game or match with references to teams and players, but the passage is garbled. No clear date, location, or results are discernible.
The column samples chatter about the N.3.W. League action and team gossip. It mentions UTA Bye Mei Ley and AYIA Chil with fragments suggesting match outcomes and player notes.
A Brisbane staged item recalls Lilyland victory and a stream of garbled local notices, referencing a Townsville meeting. The fragmentary OCR text mentions chef, Patagonia, meat, and a schedule hint with no clear outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Ali Polo Fonte and political figures in an unclear Wed event. Mentions Cromarty Ke nee Ma Avda Rex haem ye ih Bal Cemttan Se Bey Poannn EC neha money. Alea oo seen tM T nyo tora hehe talon agi Ale from Wills Lads, Kesaugtus, Site auton.
A fragmented OCR item from a Sydney page mentions a city title or event with unclear phrasing. Readable elements point to a local civic note or sports title with no clear names, dates, or outcomes. Further context is required to produce a precise summary.
A Sydney resident credits Deans Ointment with curing piles after three weeks of use. The testimonial claims relief from symptoms and praises the treatment, though the text is interspersed with garbled phrases and nonstandard wording.
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