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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1933
Page
10
An imprint of Pierre Costello's work hints at a romance titled Dont Play With Love. The text references Costello as author of The Man Who Paid and other works, noting a publication line and fiction lineage.
Bettina Maitland reveals a past entangled with Sybil Loray and Marjorie as memories return of a life long hidden. The women discuss Strong and Maitland connections, with Sybil learning Marjorie may be involved, and a meeting with Tom Maitland looming.
A reader recalls a South Wales pit explosion where a mother cheering her husband from work is told the hour of twelve as the clock. The relief turns to horror when her son dies within the same catastrophe, struck by a falling iron bar as he worked.
A humorous early 20th century scene shows soldiers and townsfolk debating regimental colors and loyalty. A bowling club member jokes about guards pinching colors while a cafe cashier jokes about all day meals and beauty, as patrons exchange breezy banter and ironies.
Delegates from Anatrasia and wives attended a Jenolan Caves visit in the Blue Mountains as part of the Australian Provincial Press Association conference in Sydney. The trip showcased the Caves Express train service and the extensive cave lighting and walkways, with officials highlighting conservation and tourism potential.
A reader essay warns against pressuring a daughter-in-law to fit family molds. The contributor urges recognizing the bride as an individual, with personal identity separate from ancestors and paternal traits, and warns that attempting to possess her will harm the marriage and family harmony.
A poetic meditation contrasts wealth with love and charity, praising steadfast faith and joy in simple beauty. It laments poverty yet extols inner riches found in friendship, courage, and a hopeful, serene life.
Delegates from Blackheath Katombss and Wilxond visited Jenolan Caves and the Blue Mountains, praised by Alderman Cul fers and Mrs Collier. The tour, organized by J G Cocks and aided by C H Lovett, faced no delays and showcased the Jenolan Caves and Three Sisters before returning to Sydney.
The narrative recounts a pianist daughter and a complex family memory around a piano piece found by chance. A last piece connected to a friend’s music lesson reemerges, linking years of family history and a hidden ethical thread.
A garbled OCR piece discusses weight and its impact on women, mentioning efforts, feelings, and vague references to a community or group. The text reads as a confused mix of names and terms, offering little coherent context or clear events.
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