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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
6
The fragment describes a patient describing an ankle injury in a pane, later suffering blood poisoning, seeking various physicians including St. Vincent's Hospital, and a long period of illness with discouragement before a spouse’s involvement. The passage shows failed treatments and lingering health distress.
Fragmentary OCR notes show WaOGk BET MHICEA and foreign engineering seats referenced. Officials discuss market conditions and regional trade in a terse, period voice with limited readable details.
A garbled field report describes market activity and prices, with scattered references to Fat lambs, 410 and 14 Fat Lamba, and various figures. The text mentions a Wey area, possible quotations, and a mix of supply notes, buyers, and vendors. Nets out as scattered market chatter with unclear specifics.
The report lists draft horses and ponies sold at auction with prices and yard activity. Buyers seek strong draught teams and smaller saddle ponies, with figures showing per head values and demand for specific draft sizes and stock.
A jumble of distorted OCR text references a London word sale and a chaotic market scene. Names like Mingo and Sa int Mah appear amid misread phrases. the piece mentions pricing, alledem, and a tendency toward slick, valuable goods and questionable lapses in supply.
A garbled report lists various personal names and items, mentioning a stock sale and multiple individuals. The legible fragments reference locations, amounts, and events, but details are obscured by OCR errors. The piece resembles a local notice or ledger fragment with scattered figures and names.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a city and a public session or meeting. Names and clear details are unreadable, leaving only hints of topics and participants. The fragmentary text provides no definite actions or outcomes to summarize.
An Australian cricket and football roundup recalls coaching changes, captaincy debates, and trial matches across New South Wales clubs. It highlights Tater Uy’s appointment, overall trial results, and emerging player form while mentioning venues, teams, and key figures in a snapshot of the season’s early moves.
Fragmented OCR lists names and phrases from the Wagga School of Arts program or notes. It mentions Pom, Davo ten, Tae Teale of Commands ATW, Matt Dowardiog Gaurt, Ged Bob, Alfred Ollivaan, and Joke Osmmham among others, with garbled context and references to old institutions and locations.
In a fragment about Seton and Orch fixtures the text hints at a scheduled match or event. Details are unclear but references to names and a contest suggest a sports or school activity with a plan for a meeting or competition between teams. Entities include Seton and possibly Kattan.
The draft notes claim Ridney disease can be cured through a sequence of treatments and dietary changes, citing multiple doctors and patient observations. Though sensational, experts urge caution as evidence remains unverified and no clinical consensus exists.
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