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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR passage about characters in a dinner scene from a novel. Describes Galvin, Amelia, and others with dialogue hints and social tensions. The text is garbled but centers on class and estate dynamics during a social gathering.
In a chatty scene Lee explains his money from “Real estate urine and ceiling town lots” in America. Hilda questions the bank roll as the pair contrast English manners and American business. The cousin notes the wad hints at substantial profits and a first trip across the Pond fuels tales of future plans.
Carew, a wary tenant, watches American Calvin Lee circle the mine with keen suspicion. Lee plots a secret entry with Laban Crowle, while Carew debates jealousy and the risk of discovery. A tense pursuit through brambles and a hidden adit unfolds the two men’ s dangerous plan.
Captain G A Lamphier led the P and O Baradine on its maiden voyage to England amid praise and critique. The 31,000 ton third class liner offered roomy ventilation and electric fans, with hot and cold baths, abundant sheets, and a modern kitchen. Despite comfort claims, the ship’s immigrant ambiance and crowded conditions drew sharp comment from travelers and staff alike.
A long, chatty piece on snakes, snake bites, and popular fallacies. It mixes humorous anecdotes with practical advice on first aid, warning against panicking, and detailing how to treat venomous bites while noting regional beliefs about snakes and the role of farmers. It also recounts two pub incidents where drunken tellings of snake bites led to wrong cures and a staged medical claim.
Fragmentary notice recounts a public dispute or social commentary involving a heavyset woman. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a narrative around local reputation and possible confrontation. The readable text hints at a dramatic scene or moralizing tone typical of late era notices.
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