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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
6
A motorist hits Jobson on a quiet country road. Jobson is wounded and asks for reparations as the driver offers to support his widow, vowing to care for her, while the incident hints at revenge.
The article argues that beauty sleep is beneficial when taken in proper conditions and that fresh air is important but not excessive sunshine. It explains how sunburns cause inflammation and tanning results from pigment protection. It also stresses balanced diet to keep skin healthy and warns against late suppers and heavy, spicy foods.
A garbled message hints at a social remark about fashion, a hobble skirt, and a proverb about effort. The text reads like a fragmented note from a reader, mixing slang and allegory with no clear event or source.
The text outlines creating detailed farm maps showing boundaries, buildings, water courses, drains, and orchard layouts. It stresses marking drainage starting points, lines, extents, and corner references to record land title, aid future extensions, and support property sales. It notes maps as essential tools for farm owners and investors.
A garbled OCR passage hints at a scientific setup with actors and researchers in a tropical or polar setting. The text mentions steady progress, a sprite, and references to locations and pieces of equipment, but names and specifics are largely unreadable.
Fragmentary account describes global efforts and concerns about dangerous mines and water threats. The text mentions misdeeds, supply lines from authorities, and acquaintances connected to charitable actions and political ties. It reflects uncertain historical reportage with unclear names and dates.
A collection of testimonials from Mrs. James Ryan Sydney and Mrs. Gascoigne Moonee Ponds plus Mr. Millar Woolloomooloo and Mrs Natzen Auckland support Warner’s Safe Cure for sciatica lumbago and rheumatism. They report rapid relief, restored appetite and strength, and no relapse after treatment.
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