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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1916
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms such as Silly, Abia, Fat Kea, Lethe, Maghacha, and Be with odd phrases and incomplete sentences, making coherent sense unclear. The text references persons, places, and possible events in a puzzling, mid stream newspaper fragment.
A garbled OCR passage references hair, a lathe, and a range of names and terms including chemist and agent. It mentions timelines like ten days and a sale or auction context, but the text is severely distorted with many non-sensical phrases and broken sequences. No clear event or coherent report emerges.
An old advertisement promotes Xmas cards and stationery products, toy lines, dolls, books, and decorative bindings. It mentions inspection invitations and an agent for a regional area, with scattered brand names and unclear items in a dense, damaged listing.
W.J. Miller and Co. in Horsham advertises a full stock of fabrics and garments including white goods Lace embroidery cottons silks and velvets. It lists prices across garments from dresses gowns and ladies wear to menswear with Panama hats boots and shoes. Call early and inspect the latest stock at Firebrace street.
An early notice describes the Orient Line steamship service with routes via Asia to London and Canada. It notes modern appliances for safety and passenger comfort, with travel from Fremantle to Adelaide and beyond, and lists GEO. Ryan as a local agent for shipments and scheduling.
A fragmentary report describes Brighton Grammar and church related matters including a legal case, inquiry into boarding practices, and a court verdict on adult peril. The text references Weighton Telegibons and a wartime era tone with mentions of a school and church authorities.
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