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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
10
A garbled OCR fragment provides no coherent events or identifiable names. It lacks dates places organizations and concrete actions to summarize into a proper news item.
The text urges mothers to engage children in household chores to keep them content and alert. It suggests dusting, organizing rooms, preparing meals as games, and small repairs, framing tasks as helpful, bonding activities that foster pride and happiness. The piece emphasizes praise and involvement to strengthen parent child bonds.
A historical reflection on vast land grants and rents in North America. The piece notes Manhattan land valued at about £3,000,000 annually, the Trinity Church tract, and Pennsylvania granted by Charles II to William Penn as debt settlement. It recalls colonial land deals, Pennsylvanian and Canadian bargains, and later large grants under William IV, highlighting speculative profits and extensive parcels sold to the Canadian Confederation.
An immigrant named Henry Pisky advertises for a wife in a Quebec county paper. The tale follows a quirky sequence where applicants seek work and marriage, culminating in a photograph arriving that reveals Greta Garbo, not the intended bride, aboard the ship.
A lengthy Christmas appeal urges statewide relief for families ruined by unemployment. Letters describe evictions and dire need, asking for food, livestock, and cash donations to stock the Colonial Meat Company and aid distribution.
The Victorian Government Tour Bureau offers a Queen's Walk excursion with trail ride and highland walk. Package includes outdoor gear, riding and packhorses, and meals by a chef. Details and itinerary on application.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a sponge and a possible speech or talk, with unclear context and names. The legible parts show disjoint phrases about a sponge described as very tough and a reference to a chemist or speech at a chemist’s shop earlier in the day.
The board lists Sir Edward F Mitchell as Chairman with Sir Stephen Morel and Ivor Evans among the directors. Also named are J. G. Latham MP KC, Allan Spowers, and others, indicating a formal governing body with high-profile members.
Mme de G engaged as governess for a university educated pupil. A report on progress contained a serious grammatical error. The governess missed the culprit. she was sued for unjust dismissal and unpaid salary. The judge awarded one month's salary and urged caution in future writings.
The Postal District addressing scheme in Melbourne has operated over four years with 68 percent of letters correctly addressed. The system mirrors London and many European cities, aiding faster delivery across 217 square miles with about 400000 letters posted daily. The Postal Department urges residents to include district symbols to reduce delays and improve overseas mail delivery.
The piece notes Jimmy Walker, former New York mayor, resigned amid graft probes. It describes his enduring charm, public appeal, and role as a Broadway figure. It cites Cruikshank’s London Chronicle message and mentions his past as a composer of sentimental songs and his ability to evoke emotion in audiences.
The piece extols careful observation to spot improvements and links poor appearance to illness. It promotes Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and liver issues, claiming decades of use and availability in bottles and cheaper forms, with a dated price mention of 5 shillings.
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