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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 31, 1901
Page
5
A fragmented note references an overdue HR order dated ADGUET 1. The unreadable text suggests a request or obligation linked to HR processes, with the timing indicating a near term deadline. The exact details or responsible entity remain unclear in the legible portion.
A fragmented 1850s letter mixes references to English exile, war memories, and vivid juvenile pranks. It depicts boys engaging in rough games, stealing goods, and the writer describing chaotic scenes, titles, and names amid a tangle of illegible phrases and scattered anecdotes.
A garbled shipboard reminiscence travels from Bodivey in the Parsgraw to Binashleigh via voyage north. The speaker recalls a man overboard, a quick rescue, and a long journey to Brivinne. They describe Chases and Japannr homes, Baunas gro, and a ride in buck-homes drawn by three horses. The text mentions alligators, giant birds, onions of rams, turkeys, and a very hot climate in Queensland. The passage ends mid description of exotic wildlife and distant scenes.
A vivid fragment details a birthday celebration with children playing in a grand house and surprising games, followed by school activities announcing an anniversary of Que Arua Jquina and a competition entry process. It invites children to imagine roles from famous tales and set rules for submitting entries by September 11.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a child named Wanton Jagoe, age 12, with garbled lines about a weekly "Children's Journal" and a reference to a place called Mewaond. The readable portion hints at a dated, narrative note versus a formal notice, but details are largely unclear.
A fragmented set of handwritten letters from 1901 recounts personal news and poetic exchanges. Messages from Beale Crolch, Fairrie Vile, Ada Blamey, and others discuss theater, anniversaries, and school events. The tone blends nostalgia with daily life and hints at a Melbourne journal audience.
Fragmented text appears to discuss wartime language and messaging, possibly a code or cipher. The readable parts reference a cover note, a date near a Wednesday, and mentions of names, prices, and a publication format. Overall details are unclear and garbled.
The readable lines present a garbled dialogue with names like Cheinia M. Arthw and Attie Edith, mentioning a child and mother, a Sunday well, and phrases about hearts and appearances. The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment with unclear narrative or sequence and many illegible words.
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