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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 25, 1925
Page
2
An exchange shows Miss Mabel photographing people unawares, prompting Mrs. Muteh Bigg to glow at the revelatory humor. A scene notes a woman chasing a bus in rain, her hair undone after a police interlude, while Mrs. Foss warns of a fatherly rebuke and Johnny quips about women.
A jumble of vignettes shows Aunt Emmertine’s reform theory about swapping children and mothers judging others, a nurse tending a patient who fears an operation, and two Englishmen joking with a whitewashed Irishman. Underscored are playful quips, small miscommunications, and urban domestic scenes.
The House of Cassell promotes Chums and Australian and Australian Girls Annuals with color jackets and many illustrations. Contents include serials such as The Swan of Tailifer Trueblade, stories, hobbies, and articles by Granville HAMMERTON and Harold J. tune. Also notes the Australian Girls Annual companion and Tiny Tots boards, with vivid pictures and tales for children.
A notice directs readers to call or write for company terms. It names two managers: McEwan Carroll as Manager and Samuel Cooke as General Manager. The brief item serves as a formal contact detail line within an official notice.
The Royal Agricultural Society offers special prizes of £22 presented by HON McKay PY Ltd at the 1826 Royal Agricultural Show for best bundle of evlrcles heads. The entry rules mention minimum sizes and payment expectations, with references to Sunshine Harvester Works and local financiers.orum
A parlor conversation reveals Mrs Blosom’s high expectations for Bobby and Flossie’s future marriage. Mr Blosom notes Ma’s belief in Bobby’s bright future, while Bobby’s sister and others doubt her certainty about upcoming nuptials and timeframes.
A club scene features three friends an Englishman an Irishman and a Scotsman trading mock gifts for weddings with humorous totals. A clergyman aboard encounters a laborer who has been drinking whisky the clash ends with the laborer corking the bottle and defending his own fortune.
A bustling dialogue unfolds as Hiv questions Brown on domestic matters and marriage. Brown counsels the young man to view a chest of drawers as a metaphor for managing life with a wife, suggesting a pragmatic approach to personal affairs and the idea of hiding concerns under the bed.
A lecturer on Marriage and After suggests aged men kiss their wives as they did early in marriage. An old man recalls a response from his wife after a kiss, saying she thought something was wrong with him. The tale ends with light irony about fading romance.
A clerk asks for a promised salary increase after a year’s service. The employer questions whether the request itself shows dissatisfaction. The quarrel escalates as the clerk’s patience wears thin and Patrice describes an odd sequel with gift returns and a humorous note about face powder.
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