Reticence as Wisdom In Aesop Like Moral
A fragmentary moral urges restraint and silence as marks of wisdom. It contrasts the bloated talker with the thoughtful listener and cites an old proverb about the more one sees the less one speaks.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1925
Page
4
A fragmentary moral urges restraint and silence as marks of wisdom. It contrasts the bloated talker with the thoughtful listener and cites an old proverb about the more one sees the less one speaks.
The R. N. Crawford Co. and successors to Th Lalwlaw & Co operate as book and station agents at Whit. Bart Hotel Buildings on Firebrace Street in Melbourne, representing Galnsbrough Mort and Wool Brokers.
Fragmentary 19th century style notice mentions rental or sale items and public auctions. Scattered names include Rev palin and Nor forty item. A memorial line for MYGENNISKEN recalls a deceased individual, with reverent phrasing and dates unclear.
A long Horsham page details a school fundraising dance with from 400 attendees, musical numbers by Thomas orchestra and a pipe band waltzing contest, plus retiring councillors, public notices, local club events, and a gala week lineup. Also reports petty debt actions, electoral roll issues, and upcoming shows and trials.
A 1925 report notes efforts in Horsham to provide a rest room for weary women on market days. Local authorities debate cost, space, and location, while a committee of sympathetic citizens seeks suitable sponsors and donations to establish a dedicated rest area for shoppers and visitors.
Members of the seamen’s union meet in Audney to decide on accepting terms for a proposed arrangement. The group expects vessels to move toward immediate communication and potential crewing changes within days. Lord Steed, the Victorian governor, plans a trip to Teamania with the American light cruiser, visiting Rear Admiral Magruder.
Admiral Coonts says the Bevt will depart Thursday from the shin Ben nolynide, Nevada and Oklabou, with no extension of the voyage. Fourght vrutecta is set to leave tomorrow morning for Hobart, as arranged by American officers. Social events are planned tonight for officers and guests.
Cyril Baty appeared in the County court charged with the murder of Willem Routhwick whose body was found at South Yarra with the head battered. The police allege a violent quarrel preceding the attack and noted Brady’s earlier violent conduct.
The government accepts the resignation of Superintendent TL Pot, head of the Victorian detective service, amid ill health concerns and ongoing investigations into leadership. Pot has served for years and steps down prompting a patrol and reform review by officials.
The Celene steamer Orama docked bringing 1000 migrants for Australia. Among them are 590 Scottish passengers, part of a larger immigrant influx reported by the port authorities.
A historic loan agreement totals over £16,000,000 and involves the Commonwealth. Officials plan to convert subscriptions into funds for a government program. The document outlines the amount raised and the intended use.
The Daily Express Berlin correspondent reports the ex Crown Prince saying Britain and Germany flourished together in the past and should align to avoid further calamities. He criticizes prejudice against Germany, warns of a rising white race, and laments Britain’s travel restrictions while envying the Prince of Wales who travels freely.
The Berliner Tageblatt highlights Professor Keyser asserting he anticipated Dy Gye and J C Barnard's discovery and was defrauded of his labors. He claims German funding vanished in April May 1923 hindering continued experiments.
Hobbs and Parker top the batting chart with averages around 7 runs per innings. Bellows leads with 160 miles? wickets in a season, while Tees Tyee records 118 runs and 147 balls faced.
Longersnong Collegian reports a public wool sale at the college hall drawing visitors including locals and foreigners. Auctioneers presided over bids as buyers eyed the display, with prices and catalogued lots showing uneven demand and speculative interest.
Methods for egg packing tested by Victorian experts compare Swedish board filler success with wood wool cushioning. Trials note heat sensitivity and taint risk, outlines process, materials, and claimed price impacts. Railways weighed claims for damage reduction and compensation.
A damaged OCR snippet references Horsham Club and a futch style match. It mentions players or teams obliquely and includes partial names and phrases with no clear outcome or date. The readable content hints at a local club game summary without solid results.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous names and terms related to turf events or horse racing, including potential entrants or participants. The readable content lacks coherent narrative, dates, or outcomes to describe a definite event or results.
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