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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 25, 1906
Page
4
Report describes a badly affected individual with extended itch behind the ears years later, painful and widespread pruritus on the body, and a son named Alvo also affected. The text reads as fragmented medical jargon from a historical notice with unclear dates or locations.
Fragmentary advertisement touts a triple cure by Cuticura remedies. It mentions baths and soaps with names like Cuticure and Cutiguen Boap, claiming benefits for skin and health. The legibility is poor but asserts effectiveness and various applications over a month long course.
The fragment references Harrison Jones and Deviant in a week of sats, frost, and power bands. It mentions Hiawrians marching forward, legal strole details, and a pursuit of a plan involving parcels and a field. The text is heavily garbled.
Friday Lily December 2008 reports a chaotic scene at Ree Albury Station with uncertain locals and a mix of names and places. The fragmentary note mentions a venue and a date near a season end, referencing a possible event at a venue called Tienda and a person named Ree. The text is garbled and many details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR reports erratic pricing and stock descriptions for January and February sales. It references Byeney Wool Alee Meri Bell Cy and various products, with scattered mentions of brands, quantities, and sale dates, but lacks coherent narrative or definite outcomes.
Albury wool bale figures and representative notes appear garbled in the page fragment, yielding unclear details on bale totals, suppliers, or dates, with no coherent event or names clearly readable for a complete summary.
The readable text shows garbled phrases and misread words, yielding an incoherent fragment. It hints at names and numbers but lacks a clear event, place, or person to form a proper summary.
A fragmented English summary shows Walter Tindley and another trader referencing irregular wheat dealings and unsettled pricing. The notes mention shipments, payments, and attempts to avoid scrutiny, with several unclear names and dates amid a busy ledger.
The readable text hints at dire suffering and disturbing imagery involving illness and torment. References to eating, sleep disruption, and strange terms suggest a historical account of distress. Names and locations are obscured and jumbled, limiting clear identification of people or places.
Squires defeats William in a tight title clash described as a heavy and closely contested championship fight. The bout featured a late surge by Squires with decisive punches and sustained offense to seal the victory.
The fragmentary OCR text mentions church fixtures and medical terms including biliousness and indigestion. It lists names like Marinas, Kendra Bake, and Mandehal Aine Bioten, with scattered phrases about voting, exams, and health. Overall, the readable content is heavily garbled with no clear event or dates.
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