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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a rise in Port Pirie town rates with scattered comments on outer ward charges and general concerns. The garbled text mentions individuals such as Saar Connell and a council context, but many details are unreadable.
A report on a pet show event at Solomontown School led by headmaster Mr O Bray. The piece notes school involvement, student participation, and expected entertainment value for the community.
A misspelled column describes a home cough remedy using Heenzo, honey, and other ingredients. It claims to ease coughs, soothe sore throat, and loosen phlegm, with instructions to mix in a corked bottle and store for family use. It touts advantages over store preparations and mentions related tonics for earache and nerve relief.
A garbled early text listing trade firms, dealers, and steamship lines within a London directory. It references 2,000 trade entries, expo merchants, and connections to continental firms with notes on ships and export activity.
Readable text lists Gladstone town events with times and venues including the Town Hall Gladstone and Parish Hall. Mentions daily reading room from 9 pm and various meetings or services scheduled on Wednesdays, with references to officials and patrons. Some lines are garbled but indicate recurring community functions and opening times.
OCR reads a series of transit times and routes from multiple towns and stops including Adslalds Terowis Peterborough Port Wakefield Motta Brinkworth Borowis and Moonta. Entries show times such as 234 pm 5.27 p.m. and 10.00 am with notes like Sundays exempted and directions to ports and centres.
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