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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1930
Page
10
A demonstration in Ballarat features boxing among firefighters to honor the late Senator Andrew, former chair of the Victorian Country Fire Brigades Board. Firemen donated funds and a portrait in oils will be unveiled, with three papers carrying Senator Ambew's son for nine years of competition.
A new law effective January 1 restricts printing or publishing disallowed courtroom material to protect public morals. It targets reports of judicial proceedings including details on divorces, marriage nullity, and civil rights, limiting what may be disclosed in newspapers and trials.
The dead man found at Fremantle on Saturday is John Thieley a veteran explorer linked to the Northern Territory and later the Par Kisoberleys. He was famed for fearless service with Nor-west explorers and paid observer roles across perilous routes.
The article explains studio monitor roles and acoustics with six microphones, a monitor room, and a recoiling building connected by telephone lines. It notes the early film method for news reels and later adoption of disc recording, comparing costs, transport, and flexibility between film and record systems.
The notice warns constipation harms health and promotes a laxative sold by chemists and Pinkettes. It claims daily cleanliness cures mood loss, headaches, appetite issues, and bodily slackness, offering the product through department stores in Sydney.
Wiry Le ia P. McDonnell serves as Pastoral editor and assigns trust duties in a local church or society. The fragment mentions leadership roles, implying governance or clerical stewardship within the institution. Further readable context is limited.
The Minister for Mines outlined a plan to convert waste molasses into power alcohol in partnership with Shell Australia. A Gurina distillery near Mackay will produce 1,000,000 gallons annually, creating Shellkol blends with motor spirit to boost power and cool engine temperatures, potentially expanding sugar industry molasses use across Queensland.
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