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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
6
Autobiographical verse depicts a domestic interior with worn carpets, pets, and dimmed light. The narrator recalls routines, household objects, and familiar rooms, rendering a gentle, nostalgic mood of daily life.
A fragmented article surveys Japanese women, comparing beauty, demeanor, and societal roles with Western standards. It discusses female appeal, obedience, and domestic duties, noting Japanese cultural traits and contrasts with European feminine ideals.
A reader notes changing dress trends with emphasis on modest, loose fits and front coverage. Observations reference Japanese influence and evolving silhouettes, mentioning a seventeen year old return from a trek and detailing fabric and headwear concerns.
Distillation of sawdust yields gas tar creosote and alcohols with carbolic acid and creosote noted. Mixed with fillers and heat compression produces artificial wood and plastics like marbles and relief plates. Sawdust mortars and cement composites create decorative walls and coatings, while some efforts seek cork substitutes though limited success. Some locales use sawdust for wet area coal tar and other uses.
An elderly speaker recounts a rough scene with a horseman and cracked phrases from a rural life vignette. The speaker notes limitations and remedies as the exchange shows grit and humor amid hardship and work for a living.
A reflective fragment expresses regret and inner conflict about a past betrayed love. The speaker laments a choice that could have spared pain and imagines how events might have changed if known sooner. The piece hints at remorse and longing within a cold outward form.
A fragmented reflective piece discusses conversation as action and the necessity to reveal the subject before inquiry. It hints at a methodical approach to discourse and the role of enthusiasm and perception in persuasion, highlighting the interplay of face and manner.
A fragmented page offers sketches of domestic life with pets and people. Stories mention Queen Alejandire’s pet caretaking, a long association with Windsor and Mazi House, and humorous scenarios of drunken misbehavior and domestic strife.
The text hints at the Latin goddess Juno Moneta as the origin of money and mentions early coinage in a Roman temple. It also references Apulia and a century 13 but contains many garbled words and unclear details.
The article discusses thick skin and rough harness wear on horses, noting sluggish temperaments, fragile hides, and the need to balance work with rest. It covers treatments for skin injuries, concerns about careless driving, and suggests methods to prevent long-term damage. It stresses care, rest, and prudent workload to avoid serious results.
A fragmentary Victorian reminiscence tells of a gifted architect known as White Wow who drew building outlines on walls from youth. A kindly stranger helped the boy, leading to discovery by his master and eventual commissions in Italy. The piece touches on historic feats and distant figures in a stream of digressive anecdotes.
A collage of dialogic bits and character sketches across a bustling scene. Passages include a debate over a country, a woman wearing a large hat, waiter and customer exchanges, medical quips about a patient, and social anecdotes. Names and settings are interwoven with cartoons of daily life and humor.
A reflective piece on duty kindness and self restraint urging practical virtue. It advocates helping others, avoiding judgments, and nurturing gentleness and happiness through self discipline and thoughtful plans for daily life. It emphasizes learning, parental guidance, and inner calm.
An ornate quatrain echoes youth and memory, with classical imagery of spring, April music, and shaded faces. The lines invoke love and faith as timeless forces, ending on a hopeful note about enduring affection.
Fragmentary lines describe a rhythm and march with references to characters and actions. The text hints at a public scene with blurred names and phrases about power, mockery, desire, and a call to strike or resist.
A discussion on the balance between birds and insects highlights how birds help control pests like caterpillars and moths. The piece emphasizes guardianship of nature, noting human care from parents and teachers to protect feathered inhabitants and their role in forests and gardens.
Mary farmers on Long Island report mice ruin seed corn by eating grain as it sprouts. A traditional remedy coats seed with tar mixed with boiling water then rolled in wood ashes. apply thinly to prevent vermin and deter hens and other pests from pulling sprouts.
The article describes a breed of large guardians used by Fyreanean shepherds to guard flocks from wolves. It notes the dogs travel with goats and donkeys on long migrations, their intelligence and loyalty, and the harsh bivouac conditions faced by shepherds during seasonal seasonal journeys across plains to mountains in Spain France and Italy.
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