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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
3
Miss E E Lodge of Stoney Chute Nimbin Via Lismore NSW describes how Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum improved her sister's eczema after other remedies failed. She endorses Cuticura for everyday use promoting clear smooth skin and a healthy scalp.
A damaged clipping recounts a reader's two year rheumatism struggle. She credits Kenschen Salts with recovery, describing relief in hands arms and mobility after months of use and improved ability to wash, face, and comb hair in various weather conditions.
The Footballers and Warriors squads face Mercantile A in turf cricket action with a December then return fixture at Clear Lake. Players urged to sign with Mr W H Gordes. Noradju-ka and Horsham ties noted. Memorial Hall games include Rovers versus Memorial Hall with Seater and Barnett delivering top bowling and tallies.
Innings show Melnnes batting for 12 and other scores with Carter, Curtis and Parfett taking key wickets. Second innings features Parfett five for 14 and Parfett again contributing multiple wickets. Final totals indicate a competitive match with several players totaling modest scores and notable bowling figures.
A requisition signed by four Board of Control members calls a special Melbourne meeting to draft a motion revising the clause to grant the chairman power to grant persuasion to write in bona fide cases. Little hope of securing a majority is noted. meeting aims to overcome Breadman deadlock.
Lists of teams and players for To-morrow's games across Horsham, Pimpinio, St. Michael's, Haven Church of England, Adelphians, Presbyterian sides and Methodist A B teams. Officials include D Mitchell J Bryan and several named players. Cars leave post office at 12M.
Enthusiasts celebrated the Minimay Tennis Club opening with a day of activity and social matches. The Mines Dou Lies tournament was won by Miss J Mcloughlin and Mr A Bull.
The Ararat Athletic Club will hold a Hack to Ararat Reunion on Boxing Lay December 27. Excellent entries have been received for all pedestrian events and high standard is expected. There will be a Highland pipe band contest and an entertaining evening program.
A proclamation activates the Trout Licence Fees Act on Wednesday with a one month grace before license possession. The fishing season runs October 1 to April 3 and no licence is required until January. The Fisheries and Game Department will prepare the licence form, available after payment during the April holidays. All fishers over 16 must license, delaying obligations to boost current revenue.
Ararat Co-Operative Butter Factory invites cream in any quantity with highest prices and prompt payment every two weeks. Message from PT. Sanderson, Manager and Secretary, regarding cream returns and related details.
Church schedules across Horsham Green Park Riverside and Kalkee announce Sunday school prize distributions worship services and prize handouts. Rev E G Petherick and Rev Harold F Allen preach at multiple locations with prize distributions to scholars. A Christmas time collection for the Cheltenham Methodist Children's Home is urged.
A letter to the Horsham Times attacks local rules banning take-home fruit and vegetables on Sundays. The writer ridicules Puritan limits, cites country visitors unable to buy supplies, and mocks enforcement with stocks and public humiliation as harsh, misguided restraint on morality.
The Lieut Governor Irvine notes fifty years since the Salvation Army began in Victoria. He praises its work aiding the helpless and inspiring faith among locals. The piece highlights devotion and public regard for the Army’s role in the community.
A fragmented note indicates poultry activity in Melbourne on a Tuesday with references to turkeys and an unspecified 4 1 pair. The unclear text suggests a local brief about poultry handling or a facility event.
Two visitors from Riverside report being prevented from taking items from a shop after a hospital visit and a request for a cool drink. They question a by law they view as degrading for Sunday purchases. They sign as December 14.
A reader in Hersham criticizes a Freemasons sermon reported in the Hersham Times on December 2. The letter argues that the majority of Jesus Christ is central to Christian faith and cites St. Paul to defend emphasis on Jesus Christ as Redeemer.
A Horsham Times reader recalls a Melbourne war conference with two Horsham delegates Mesdames Simpson and ears. It highlights Mrs Emily Michetts as a tireless worker and notes Jane Deft as the last patient nursed by our sister. Amy Dead 22 Francs Street Collingwood.
A letter from Alan Michaelis acting president of the Victorian Empire League urges Australians to buy British goods during Christmas to repay the Motherland for wartime support. He notes Britain helped Australia export wool wheat meat and fruit and asks readers to remember this duty when purchasing gifts.
Mr J Pope of Sydney argues that industrial difficulties and worries will not be adequately met until those concerns are faced with religion in the right spirit. He stresses that moral renewal and spiritual resolve are essential to overcome economic troubles.
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