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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 01, 1915
Page
4
Bacchus Marsh Racing Club announces the Autumn Meeting on Thursday May 20 1915 weather permitting with a £140 programme. Races include Trial Handicap six furlongs Novelty Pony and Bacchus Marsh Handicap among others with nominations due May 1 1915. Entries to Secretary Bacchus Marsh or VRC office by deadline.
Mr. W. J. Brockie recorded by The Dental Board of Victoria visits Bacchus Marsh and may be consulted at Merriamu House Grant Street every Thursday from 9am to pan hours and other times by appointment.
Werribee Shire Council met on Saturday April 24 with Dr Browne presiding. Reports cover repairs to Kirk's Bridge, lamp costs on Harrison's Road, Yarraville drain, Exford Bridge, and aviation school stink issue. Treated items include water supply, footbridge work at Somerville Road, road contracts, and Braybrook payment dispute. Details note engineer reports, tenders, and departmental replies, with debates on riding finances and publicity of council actions.
Pearce Bros presents a large autumn fashion show featuring smart hats and exclusive millinery styles. The store highlights liberal values on coats costumes and blan k ets with a wide range of dress goods hosiery undergarments and footwear across men women and children.
A fragmentary note on the 1598 origin of a September rhyme and its arithmetic context. It cites a London manuscript around 1570 and mentions multiplication division and practice as teaching challenges.
Direct eye contact is a powerful communication tool enhancing sympathy and connection between speaker and listener. It signals honest interest, aids understanding, and can influence the other person, while evasive looks may mask distrust. Magnetic individuals often project strong visual focus that convinces others.
A famous physician warns that endless introspection about health and worry harms well being. He notes the rising generation obsesses over sleep, appetite, and exercise, preventing true peace and rest.
The passage depicts varied hand shapes and finger qualities. It discusses a plump hand with a 1 palm line and wavy knuckles, linking anatomy to character traits. It mentions a band of craft slyness and the ideal philosopher and orator whose hand exerts influence over others. It describes fingers like snakes and a hand that reveals first joints, suggesting palmistry themes.
A fragment reflecting on imagined misfortunes and the hollow quest for fortune. It contrasts false hopes with emotional strain, noting hard feelings stored for later release and the one true act that might mend future longing.
The article mocks Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema’s The Finding of Moses and its lesson in Bulrushes, while noting Rockefeller’s offer of 1.06 million and a quip about a baby’s speech. It includes slang exchanges and unrelated family banter, reflecting a collage of excerpts and jokes.
A testimonial letter extols a tonic named Lombostianus for nerve and bowel regulation. W F Harris Waller, once Organist in the church, praises its efficacy, noting personal and family use. The letter urges trials and cautions against other remedies, claiming broad distribution in Australia and New Zealand.
Melbourne mail sorted 4 to 7 pm and mails close daily at 7 40 am for Melbourne 122 pm TPO 8 pm Ballarat 8 20 am Hallin 8 20 am Rowsley 8 90 am Myrniong 8 20 am Melton 7 40 am Balliang 9 30 am Mails received daily Melbourne 9 10 am 6 9 10 pm Ballarat 12 55 pm 9 am Ballan 12 55 pm Rowsley 12 53 pm Myrniong 8 20 am Melton 9 10 am Balliang 5 15 pm.
A fragmented advertisement listing Broadbent's Road Maps of Victoria including Melbourne guides and related items. Mentions Atlas and Automobile Club materials with faded references to fashion sources and banking names, indicating a period catalog of travel and style publications.
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