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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 25, 1925
Page
4
A reflective unsigned piece urges nurturing happiness as a cultivated garden of the soul. It compares contentment to a plant that grows with care, warning against fretting and stressing time. The essay concludes that happiness can be cultivated in any heart with effort and investment.
Hair switches made from customers own combings promoted by Schwennesen on Firebrace Street Horbiaml with phone contact 239.
Rainfall gauges show Horsham recording 97 points in the week ending, with a yearly total of 102 points. The issue narrates a local car parade to Firebrace Street, fundraising efforts for Horsham Hospital Gifts Day, and a police court case for alleged theft. It also covers church and civic events, a dance competition, gala week plans, and notes on women’s union and local council concerns about road patches and motoring conditions in the Wimmera.
A patrols tale details a series of incidents near Rowe Shire Council including a man seen rabbiting, warnings about moved gravel and a claim that property was removed to prevent use in construction. The article also mentions a council discussion on gravel removal and a case involving a worker fired over claims of impropriety.
The Horsham Times appears as a Tuesday publication note with Pride and APabeT 2 references in the header, indicating a short local item or notice in the issue.
The Wangaoui Pipe Band escorted Mr Heughan to the Opera House and hosted him at a subsequent function. An English critic praised his voice as great with beauty and power. Heughan performs at Hor sham Town Hall on Thursday and Friday next.
District sports briefs note Davis Cup action and Australian contenders. Details are limited in the fragment, but the item highlights key players and match significance for upcoming play.
Fragmentary report shows the Federal Cabinet considering actions as cables indicate a failed attempt to hold up peace. The British seamen's strike continues with strong speeches by Mr. Mavelock Wilson and others urging responsibility in war effort.
William Vincent Clarke, 37, was charged with the murder of his brother Charles Alexander Clarke at Menxica Creek yesterday. He was remanded until late September.
Cyrus Brady faced murder charges in City Court for the death of William Southwick at South Yarra on August 10. He appeared calm during proceedings and was remanded until August.
Nationalist candidate Mr W Plain leads in the race to fill the Victorian Senate seat after Mr Russell's death. The decisive vote is scheduled for tomorrow night as the contest tightens.
A teivate cable reports that Commandant de Pineda has arrived at Tawenn in the Philippine Islands, marking a notable advance in the ongoing maritime movement. The message confirms deployment status and location.
London report notes no pickets at East Docks as Grantulls Castle sits idle awaiting committee findings. A strike committee proposes a national strike tomorrow with wage cuts of four hours, while other ships report crews resisting and some sailors returning to work.
Before leaving for Portland the Mite Tall and Neal presented a silver tea service and Pattee dishes on an oak table to J. Syalading pastor of Br. Andrew's Presbyterian. A silver vase was awarded annually to the exhibitor with the most points, and the pastor received a commemorative piece for 2 years of service and a bellied purse of averages for the congregation.
The marriage gathering for Ethel May and partners from Thana Fast and Natimuk was hosted by Rev WF Betts on Wednesday. Guests included Vic Mull, Coates, Raymoul Mewoty and others with a reception afterward at Noradjuha SMechanicw Tall.
The death of Pastor Pebbs occurred in Meltourne on a Wednesday. He was 16 years old. The gentleman, founder of Concordia Calle a, was mourned by many in the community and had long battled illness prior to his passing.
Correspondence from Horsham Times notes a regimental association meeting to reunite ex servicemen. The gathering is set for Wednesday at 745 PM at Sargent's Cafe 28 Elizabeth Street Methonesse with committees inviting members who served abroad to attend and reconnect.
Report from Mansfeld quotes MM I. Cook of the Malpers Federation predicting a coming clash over labor. He claims workers will mobilize to seize machinery to redistribute goods in London. Conk warns the government against provoking the workers, urging caution to avoid a broader revolt.
Seven members of the Anyat family were executed in Cairo after morning capital sentences. The elder brother, who sought to condemn the others, had his death sentence commuted to penal servitude. The executions were timed around three quarters of an hour apart.
Kreuter's Dijon correspondent reports an express train collision with a stationary train, causing several casualties and prompting emergency response. Local witnesses describe the confusion as carriages were derailed and passengers aided by railway staff.
A Madrid communique says airmen and battleships yesterday conducted a vigorous bombardment of the Rif coast opposite Atcumas, seriously damaging enemy artillery. The Wilts replied to the battleships fire.
Readers complain about noisy wireless equipment and interference during broadcasts. The piece notes residents blame a districtwide issue with multiple valves and headphones, while praising volunteers for decorating and organizing a club social event.
The American Fleet left Wilimetm at ten o clock this morning to an almost universal public turnout. The ships were given an enthusiastic send off as the crowd watched the vessels pull away.
Australian report notes an attempted Channel swim by Colonel Freyberg VC, who achieved a notable record time in a difficult crossing, with emphasis on endurance and a high-profile wartime figure.
Mr Havelock Wile, president at the Seaman's Valen, travels aboard the steamer Empees of Grotland. A wireless message from the ship notes Canada as a destination and mentions deepening concerns aboard.
An overview of the revised sugar agreement outlines changes affecting sugar prices and allowances for white and brown sugar imports, with price adjustments per ton and subsidies aimed at stabilizing consumer costs. It notes production credits, rural credit measures, and government guarantees to support farmer and miller interests, alongside broader economic impacts and parliamentary commentary.
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