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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
3
The article introduces The Price of Liberty by T C Bridges author of Whoso Sheddeth and A Fight for a Fortune. It notes the work begins in This Is and outlines its themes and scope as a new literary venture.
On a Dartmoor road, Alan Rendle, a doctor and former footballer, assists Mrs Denby and her daughter Meg Chester after a loutish landau crashes near Danesmeet Bridge. He ferries Meg and her mother to safety, secures aid, and later shares a moonlit bridge talk with Meg, revealing a budding bond and Meg’s wary view of her stepfather’s role in her family.
Rendle drives a stout little car to Croxford hotel after a brisk run under the moon. The narrative notes the vehicle’s light handling and Rendle’s restraint as they approach the town, where the account begins with a glimpse of a small fishing origin.
Advertised tablets claim rapid slimming of chin neck bust and hips without exercise or dieting. They promise restored vitality and relief from obesity symptoms like palpitations indigestion and shortness of breath. Sold by chemists in the Commonwealth at six pence for a fortnights supply and by drapers.
A Lady credits Henshall's Tonic Tablets with restoring health after years of aloe lessness and fear of losing reason. A school teacher details improved appetite and strength after five bottles. The tablets are described as pleasant, non staining, and non constipating, sold widely at 29 shillings per fortnight’s supply.
Ganmain NSW advertisement offers several splendid well-improved farms from 00 to 100 acres near the railway, suitable for hay and wheat, priced £6 to £6 per acre. Full particulars from Martin Mellor and Lahude, Ganmain, NSW.
Makers of home made sweets in country districts are urged to obtain all confectionery materials from Harrigon San Miguel Pt Ltd, the largest supply house in the Commonwealth. They offer coating chocolate, flavors, colors, boxes, maize syrup, nuts, gelatine, toffee moulds, trays, and more including the Taylor Candy Thermometer with recipe pamphlet. Address 404-11 Elizabeth Street Melbourne.
Delegates from states touring Sydney attended the Australian Provincial Press Association Conference and toured Canberra. They saw mounting infrastructure, brickworks, irrigation and water works, the Cotter river weir, Mount Stromlo observatory, and the Civic Centre, with officials detailing road order and power plants as Canberra advances to become the federal capital.
An unclear romanced patent style note describes a compound marketed as a hair treatment. It mentions herbs and water mixed for scalp application, claimed to stop hair loss and restore dull, faded appearance. It cites wholesalers and a London connection with trial solicitations.
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