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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
6
A partial OCR fragment lists items and prices for various goods and aged counts. It mentions metropolitan buyers, draught, and several figures like £4 to £48 and £21088 though the text is garbled and hard to read. The exact items and context are unclear due to corruption.
A chaotic OCR dump lists numerous garbled words and partial phrases. Names like Travers, Collins, Market appear amid disjointed references to dates, places, and activities, but the passage remains largely indecipherable with no clear event or narrative emerge.
A garbled 19th century health note lists headaches, digestion problems, constipation, and biliousness as ailments. It references a doctor Sheldon and a remedy involving kidney tree ingredients and an unnamed preparation, with unclear instructions and dubious efficacy.
A tormented young woman was killed and shots fired in a jealousy fueled incident in Rockhampton. The town clerk Arthur Davie faced questioning as details emerged of a violent assault involving the Steed children and a man named Davis in the days surrounding the event. Authorities described the case as a fatal confrontation with the weapon traced to the suspect and a late afternoon flurry of shots.
A disjointed, OCR style excerpt discusses motivation and thoughts on book writing, mentioning unnamed figures and cryptic phrases. The text references secrecy, memory, and future implications, with scattered mentions of trials, politics, and personal reflection in a stream of fragmented lines.
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