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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1933
Page
8
A literary fragment offering moral counsel and verse in old style. It evokes duty integrity and a lifelong aim to help the weak, signed by Jon Wwe Legene and E. Blemore, followed by an Australian triolet style poem praising empire and liberty.
A university professor asks a student where he attends church. The student replies he goes outdoors among hills and trees to praise God, listening to birds and nature. The professor questions what they do when it rains, and the student replies with a thoughtful, reflective response.
A poetic scene follows a daughter among shearers, a fairy like exit through an open door. The verses evoke happiness amid life’s bustle, with reflections on love, city streets, and childhood play. Jamesxs Barbour, Bullurat, signs the lyric about fleeting joy and longing.
An invitation requests women named Neave and Hiroe to call or write for a copy of a new section of valuable information. It notes the cost of postage and directs inquiries to the Dept UT at Victorian Yaudies College of Health, 227 Cavis Street, Melbourne.
A fragment from the Kyneton Guardian recalls the wooden medal ploughing contest at Woodend on August 24, 1804 with a first prize of £50. Competitors from Ballarat Geelong Hamilton and Daylesford faced two paddocks near Mount Alexander road opposite the Dalhousie Hotel. The event drew a large crowd as four men ploughed a quarter acre in two 14-foot lanes with five-inch depths, judged by a panel including senators and local figures. The prize breakdown lists £40 to winner, £15 for second, and £5 for third, with detailed notes on ploughing quality and timing.
An account of a team gathering that turns into a lengthy trek from Glenthomny to Glenronald. After travel, the party plans a roasted hare meal, with a bus driver showing skill in preparations and a request to use a local resident's house for supplies and shelter as they proceed through the journey.
With the bow arriving, the party was captured and formed at Glenthompson by the remainder, returning home in time to end the evening at the club dance at the ball.
At a recent Boring Shire Council meeting Ur Bl Temper complained squatters' sheep roamed over the shire causing grass loss. In a morning session about eight sheep were moved off the area, with officials planning enforcement and potential action when complaints rose. Kingham seconded the motion and it passed.
A woman recalls a near-bedridden condition from rheumatism. She credits Kruschen with her recovery after initial relief from the first doses, claiming long-term improvement and daily use keeps her active and healthy.
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