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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
4
Fragmentary text references vivisection and alleged coercion linked to Melbourne battles and Landow. Mentions treatment demand, ongoing experiments, and possible legal action or trial. Text quality unclear with many garbled names and places.
Reports say there is no effective defence against air raid and that a hostile approach could be tracked and recorded each moment. The text notes the cathode ray beam could flash, collect data, and display flight paths with unmatched speed and precision across long distances.
A motorist replies to a friend that the police court session this morning yielded a fine, with no further details provided on the case or amount.
The ui h ic company empowered by Parliament to act as executor administrator trustee and committee of estates under Lunney Statute with authority to manage estates take transfers of trusts and collect incomes. Martin appointed manager with F R Wood as assistant manager. Request sent for new pamphlet.
A detailed look at the leather coat making process. It explains skin matching, cutting, assembling, sewing, finishing, and quality checks from selecting skins to final pressing and stock room handling.
A business man at a large drapery store confronts his junior typist noting a mass of mourning women. The girl responds that her grandmother lies among the funeral crowd, explaining the somber scene at the sale.
The Melbourne Branch of the British Union for Abolition of Vivisection calls on Victorians to reject vivisection and push humane medical teaching. They offer information and leaflets from Elizabeth House, Elizabeth Street, Melbourne.
Bernard Falk argues in the Sunday Pictorial that happiness eludes clear timing. He notes school days, courtship, and career milestones as potential joys but warns genuine happiness lies in balancing calm and struggle, with memories showing how past ease or storms shaped contentment.
The article explains how wild bee colonies store honey and pollen in attics roofs and other shelter during winter. It describes comb sealing, wax cell tops, propolis sealing for intruder defense, and how bees cluster for warmth as days shorten. It notes queen activity drops in late season and risk if summer honey stores fail.
A historical guide lists numerous vinegar uses from tenderizing meat and keeping foods white to cleaning and personal care. It covers methods for preserving joints, whitening potatoes, refreshing feet, treating sore throats, and polishing windows, with practical tips on vinegar to water ratios and soaking times.
A fragment shows Mrs Newrich fielding questions about travel across South America and the Amazon, joking about climbing, while a banter with a burglar tale interrupts the event. The rough transcript captures a light, informal exchange with audience prompt questions.
The article discusses Neuchera plants, advising division every second year to maintain vigor. It recommends sunny, light soil with decayed manure or leaf mould, and notes these bloom well in borders or edgings. It also mentions mixing with other flowers for decorative bowls and cautions about root crowding and weaker flowering if neglected.
Senator A Meighen former Prime Minister of Camus visited the Sunshine Harvester Works on November 11. He noted the factory’s large area and was surprised by the display of the Combine built at ISS. The piece compares harvester usage in America and Australia with historical reference to invention and adoption.
A moonlit swing scene shows a young man and a girl in quiet tension. The headmaster questions motives at a mock interview while a sixpence lies in the boy’s hand, hinting at a petty or coming of age episode amid blurred dialogue.
The article recounts a tale from ancient Tara about monastic rivalry over a Psalter and how it inspired early copyright ideas. It links the legend to the Performer Rights Society and the modern need to control public performances of music. It also contrasts old abbots and monks with present music publishers and pirates, noting lessons for today’s authors and studios.
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