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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1929
Page
8
A fragmented but readable magazine snippet discusses gelatine cookery as a practical summer aid. It praises its economy, variety, and appeal to tempt the summer appetite, including an orange honey jelly recipe and dessert ideas. It notes nonessential background but preserves mentions of practical cooking tips and general housewife guidance.
A fragment recounts a dried fruits recipe and kitchen steps, with stray references to a Victorian Dried Fruits Board and scattered words about omelets, frying, and cooking actions. The readable portion hints at a historical context and a branded note from the board, but details are unclear.
A blurred clipping notes an engagement involving Motea, daughter of My and Mrs A AL Niven, with details garbled but referencing a family announcement and names linked to a social circle.
Fragmentary OCR text with scattered proper nouns including people, places, and dates. Mentions Mettamelle, Philipp Crsaeh, Dawn Ranting, Jimi, Marehams, and Marehams with references to towns and events. Unable to determine a coherent event or single focus from the readable fragments.
The article promotes Clements Tonic as a safe liquid remedy for both young and old. It argues tonics should feed blood and nerves, not drugs, and claims Clements Tonic has phosphates and quinine, never strychnine, offering strength and vigor without harm.
Fragmented read of a local notice referencing Clements Tonic and cable service. Mentions information compilation and overseas intel, with unclear context about Horshaw Times and Australian entries. No clear event, date, or named persons beyond generic entities.
Obituary notes the death at Hirshany Mas Hospital of Francis Robert Bent eng and Mel Hetrme mammy aged 60s. Bent was Melbourne Tramways staff and a native of Ade fhe. Funeral at Horsham cemetery referenced with mourners Mrs Fllwoet and others. The notice mentions extended family, a long life of public service, and a memorial service in the local community.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Nathmake and Clear Lake cricket events, Arapites Cricket Association activity, and various players and matchups. Mentions include PAPIUA SAY PesmiteR AEG WT, 106 Reema, and several team names like Comets, Wat Heowilene, and Mefra. The text is garbled but centers on a Papua New Guinea cricket scene with multiple players and scores referenced.
A bustling store offers an excellent range of new straw hats, mantles, and dresses priced to match the season. It highlights white linen, towels, napery, and bedding with a wide display and special Xmas trade prices. Numerous names and brands appear in a dense ad listing.
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