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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1901
Page
6
Readable fragments describe price lists and product mentions including roses, various items, and supplies. The garbled text names vendors and items, with scattered numbers and references to sales, shipments, and inventories.
The scrambled text reports varied commodity prices and market notes with numerous figures from different items. It mentions air freight, weights, and prices plus references to ships, goods, and transport costs, all presented in a terse numeric style.
An OCR damaged page describes Sydney markets with scattered figures and names, noting prices, production items, and trade names. It mentions dates, divisions, and multiple commodities but is heavily garbled with unclear spellings and misplaced terms. The readable portions reference market activity and various goods though details are fragmentary.
Health notes describe post influenza effects in Vitadatio-18 units with attention to fatigue coughing and recovery patterns. Officials urge rest hydration and medical consultation for lingering symptoms and report isolated cases showing slower recuperation among younger patients.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe memory loss and fatigue with garbled phrases about a medical or cosmetic context. The jagged text mentions a patient or subject, an arbors shop, barber and customs terms, and a dialogue about pennies and shillings. No clear event or outcome emerges.
A detailed discussion explains returning to a six a plant equivalent system, emphasizing leguminous crops like clover peas and beans to enrich humus during dry seasons. It compares lupins and beans, noting root depth, nitrogen absorption, and the benefits of green manures while acknowledging ploughing other crops can aid absorption.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts debates over gambling and social vice. The piece pieces together names, places, and dates into a broad discussion of moral concerns, church influence, and community reaction without clear events.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Hild Pidley and Mr Stevens at Vodorml Hall with scattered references to Tyogréne Committee, railway items, marriages, and civic notices. The text lists names such as Annecrutsin and Lindi, with references to a secretary, a hospital, and social events including weddings and community gatherings.
A fragmented report describes shipments tied to Vicoria and Riverina exports valued around 46 100,000 pounds. The text mentions Melbourne arrivals, ports, and a cooperative factory tied to NG Hart, with references to an advance for factory construction and various financial figures amid unclear context.
Fragmentary notes from a land board session mention oath taking and proceedings. The readable text references a story context and a meeting in a local venue with individuals named or titled, but specifics are unclear due to OCR damage.
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