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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
2
In a tense London scene Felton and Carruthers maneuver amid deception and a planned meeting with Mary Carruthers. Carruthers seeks to learn Mary’s whereabouts while Welland contemplates a risky reunion with his former lover, and Gladys Robinson weighs loyalties as events edge toward a confrontation.
An anecdote recalls a big game hunter narrating how he grabbed two foes with one arm during a wild chase. The speaker emphasizes his single limb did not slow him as he prevented a fall and seized both targets in the tense moment.
In a London setting Carruthers presses Morris for news on Miss Mary Sinclair while noting Welland's location in Apple-Warley France. Morris reports three sightings in two days but no Sinclair capture yet and Carruthers sends Felton to reveal Sinclair’s prior address as they push for a breakthrough.
A hard faced man recalls quitting smoking after a pivotal moment on a street corner. He urges others to free themselves from tobacco, sharing a personal tale of letting go a cigar and pursuing golf and travel. A bystander chimes in with a joke about a bunker and a digging hole in sportsman’s efforts.
A sailor notices a baffling envelope addressed to his wife and talks of a quarrel and silence. A young wife asks a minister to christen their baby. A girl named Barbara is prescribed glasses, but her mother struggles to enforce them. The narrative blends domestic tensions and small daily frictions.
A quoted passage discusses the ether as a bridging substance between matter and spirit. It explains light as ether waves at 186000 miles per second and argues that heat and electricity travel through space via ether vibrations. The text links electrons and protons to ether, proposing matter is a vibration state of ether, and that spirit realms are also governed by ether dynamics.
A May wide world magazine recounts a marked shootout between a surly Abyssinian civitian and Ole marksmen using a Mannlicher rifle. The leader Ushi to Ragenna asks to shoot the old baboon but the plan ends with the hunter’s rifle demolishing a pile of earthware and a single shot felling the lead baboon. The scene closes as Ravenna praises the exchange while avoiding further use of the weapon.
A narrator recalls a scene where a man claims women are insincere and pretend to engage in conversations. The speaker reflects on flirting with clever talk and the belief that women feign interest to be appreciated, noting it may reveal both genders' mutual desires for acknowledgment.
The piece recounts Scottish centenarians and near centenarians famed for extraordinary aging feats. It notes Mrs John Macpherson dancing at 100, Cromarty resident 108 walking ten miles, and Jane Scrimshaw 120 walking to London and back. Also mentions a Countess of Dexmond claimed to live to 140, and actor Charles Mackay’s late appearance at 200.
A mixed collection of overheard exchanges and humorous miscommunications unfolds. A golfer berates a caddie after losing balls while a sermon on the Fall of Man frames a farmer’s jest and a fishmonger scene ends with a shopper’s demand for a nondefective item.
Claude F Lake discusses the Regal Mint and Henry VII in a historical account of the money trial era. The piece notes early mint corruption, the Trial of the Tie, and Westminster procedures for testing coin quality at the Tower Hill mint, revealing long standing scrutiny of the nation’s currency.
A garbled passage describes an employer confronting Nim about tardiness and a taunting reply about a football match. The text is heavily damaged and lacks clear names, dates, or context.
Fragmentary account describes a social scene where a woman hosts friends and serves bread and pastries, with a line about appetite and a remark about changing appetites. full meaning and context are unreadable due to garbled OCR.
An apparent near fatal fall becomes a calm, odd dialogue as a young man clings to life after tumbling into a river. He asserts he was not dead, while bystanders wonder how he escaped the abyss and what fate awaits him. The scene shifts to caution and the study of chances between life and death.
A damaged newspaper fragment offers unreadable OCR lines about a distant event. Readable names, places, and dates are absent, leaving only vague references to a speaker and a distant incident with no clear details.
A. T. Madden, Fellow of the Institute of Patent Attorneys of Australia, COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE, offers full information on applications for patents and related services for appliances and tools.
Fragmented OCR text presents unclear phrases and names. no coherent report or events can be determined. The readable segments mention fatigue and burdens without identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations.
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