British car progress and Alpine tests guide Australian needs
The article reports Mosrs Harper Son and Baas sponsoring Australian motor tests including a Bean car driven by J L Simpson, plus plans for an All British Motor Exhibition in Melbourne with first shipment valued at £100,000. It notes a top rate Australian motor ambulance brigade in Queensland and government subsidies, while discussing trends toward lighter four seater cars and cost considerations.
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Harper, Son and Baan
J. L. Simpson
Mr. Simpson
M. H. Ellin
Francis Mirtles
Sydney
Port Darwin
Western
Melbourne
Australia
Queensland
Commonwealth
Horder
Warrnambool Road Race and Double Event Debate
Reports discuss the Warrnambool Melbourne amateur road race and a potential concurrent event by the Dunlop Rubber Co. The plan ponders a 16 mile Warrnambool to Melbourne course, scheduling, start times, and lodging for riders, with England showing interest in a 100 guinea light car model by the Constantinese maker featuring a torque converter.
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Finlding
Melbourn
Dunlon Rubber Co
Colee-Melbourne
Warr
Melbourne
Warrnamboal
Arouind Hla Pbs
Danlap Co
England
Mentral
Rovarse
Constantinese
Hean s Tonic Merve Nuts Promoted for Nervous Aches
Headaches backache and neuralgia are blamed on poor blood and exhausted nerve tissues. An advisable treatment is to purify and enrich the blood and to fortify the system with Hean s Tonic Merve Nuts, prepared according to a nerve specialist s prescription. The nuts are said to tone the body and relieve neurasthenic pains, with highly satisfactory user reports.
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Hean
The Mauritshuis Masters and Rembrandt at Delft Gallery
A discussion of the Mauritshuis in The Hague and its prized collection notes Rembrandt’s School of Anatomy and Paul Potter’s Bull as focal works. It contrasts Vermeer, Hals, and Steen with Dutch masters, praising Vermeer’s View of Delft and Rembrandt’s Susanna Bathing while listing other prominent portraits and Dutch painters. An open letter to G R King requests expert review of four nineteenth century heads cut from stone outlines for science and art use.
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Amsterdam
Hage
Johm Maurice of
Nosan
Crane
William V
William T
Holland
Rembrandt
Sebnal
Paul Potvor
Roya Maisoum
Rembrandt Wold
Paul Potter
Alway
Zimall
Bartholomew van der Hel
Delft
Jan Verneen
Nan
Hembrandt
Susanna
Hembrandts
Simeon
Othe
Dr Breding
Triirkleen
Fortuniate
Posaessing
Ht Orethowast
Rembrandts
Kasel Fatritios Vermeerstrent
Vermeer Bimeel
Adriaan Brower
Metsu
Berause
Gerard Dow
Rasw
Remtrande
Rani
Gerard
Tir
Jacob
Haarere Shell
Ariel
Thas
Paannie
Jan Steen
Grinvers
Thomas de Keiser
Holbein Cook
Bene Vitm
Falconer
Robert Cheesemen
Rubens
Portraiea
Teabella Brant
Helens Fourmeni
Tortine van Dyck
Murillo
Hhorkm
Frans Hale
Rogstering Hale
Honda
Ann
Haa
Mae
Anne
Aconmana
Pannerama
Behereningen
Mey
Dag
Hanker-Art.cz
Mosnag Museum
G. R. King
Gorton Institute of Technolore
Snowes
Final Phases of Ancient Art Exhibit Debated
Fragmented OCR notes discuss the analysis by McKinnon on Paleolithic and later native sculptural works. It mentions earthenware figures, Patrnnithie work, Paleolithic speimens, and forthcoming totem displays, with plans to publish photographs and discuss gendered totems and ceremonial significance.
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Geelene
Generis
Hayman Hheeda
Wwe
Volle-y
Stop Smoking Craving Banished by Simple Remedy
A reader cites a plain, effective smoking cure that ended their urge within three days. The note claims two secret remedies exist, but the simple remedy described is cafe and cure, with a personal testimonial of sudden freedom from cigarettes. Address: E. Leyshon, 5 Victoria Avenue, Hupporlea, Vortorim.
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Leyshon
Vietora Avenue
Hupporlea
Seasonal Weather Rhymes and the Change of Year
A fragmented verse describes spring and summer joys turning to autumn and winter concerns. It hints at health worries and changing seasons, noting how people endure cold periods with resilience and seek a cure for persistent ailments. The tone is poetic and reflective, with emphasis on yearly cycles.
No Trouble A Charwoman and Doctor Interaction
A brief, typographic fragment describes a charwoman speaking with a doctor who supposedly fears for her health. The doctor offers a prayer, and the charwoman replies affably that she will not have her name added to a list. The passage ends with stray phrases about coughs and colds and a product name.
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