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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
2
A period article urging women drivers to stay calm in emergencies and manage their vehicles properly. It warns against coasting, overusing fuel, and backseat driver attitudes while stressing routine checks like oil and clutch care and engine idle behavior.
The town of Las Menee Aeteque sees Melvin Train speak after an eleven year silence as he confronts a partner's embezzlement of town funds. Supporters claim his speech addresses past fears and vows to recover the money, while critics seek clear evidence of accountability amid a strained community.
An old ad style text claims many ailments stem from neglected kidneys and liver. It promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy, asserting it tones the organs and cleanses the blood. It offers a free booklet and directs readers to buy from chemists or grocers.
A bygone inmate during the Gordon riots devised a finger sized brush to clean teeth. The invention replaced rag and frayed stick methods. The man named Addis founded a firm still producing toothbrushes, while two interlocutors trade a dubious fortune.
An old Melbourne advertisement promotes Neil's remedies for neuritis and kidney ailments with quick lasting relief. It lists two dated notices February 8 and February 9, mentions postage 6d and free advice on health matters. The ad cites Neal and Neil, 497 Collins Street, Melbourne, seeking agents in country towns.
A French writer recounts Morales and Guiliamet as bold aviators who endured brutal Andes flying. Moroz pushed to 16 000 feet in a 12 000 foot ceiling craft, patched a damaged plane for days, and survived perilous descents. Guiliamet crashed in a snow hurricane, weathered avalanches, built shelter, and crawled toward help aided by an Indian woman.
A collection of old time jokes and wordplay about suitors, churchgoers, and neighbors. A father corrects a hopeful son in law adds and subtracts. A curious curate asks about thirst for righteousness. Tramps and talkative locals spark wry humor in a suburban street scene.
The guide urges regular breathing practice for speakers. It stresses diaphragm control and long breaths, recommends outdoor sessions to expand chest and bottom-lobe inhale, and links breath mastery with clear content study for convincing public speaking.
The artist Gregory Gustovitch, once nearly unknown, gains fame for painting portraits upside down. Patrons, celebrities, and dentists flock to see his unusual method, with dental surgeons funding prestige as critics note his rise through provocative reversals in portraiture.
General Rocco of the Italian Air Ministry reports a ultra high altitude glider design capable of 1000 mile speed using exhaust gas tubes to drive four propellers. As Earth spins once daily a 1000 mile per hour craft would keep pace with the sun, achieving constant daylight and breaking the sound barrier.
A garbled Melbourne column weaves scenes of parish vows jokes and betting hints. It notes an American resident with wife visiting England, a punter who wins by listing road names, and a barber mishap. An optician offers same day service and eye tests in Melbourne with a large client base.
Fragmentary poem fragment traces Life's road and yearning for Love not found on familiar paths. A speaker notes roads diverging toward hope and unity, seeking a Golden Day where companionship and shared dawn overcome wandering.
The firms Neil and Neil promote an inter state trade from Tasmania to New South Wales and Queensland markets. They claim repeat sales plummet due to Neil’s Neuritis Cure and present themselves as the only liquid union cure. They state bunions are cured from within, supported by customer testimonials.
A spinster host with two maids entertains Mr and Mrs Ultra Highbrow when a soprano’s top notes wow the guests. A housemaid bursts in with news the cook burned herself as comic chaos unfolds. The builder jokes about naming the Moor inxs gate for a couple about to wed.
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