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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 05, 1932
Page
6
An advertisement extols Kruschen Salts as a simple, safe method to reduce fat by flushing impurities and boosting kidney liver and bowel function. It promises increased energy fitness and sociability within two weeks while urging daily morning use and dietary modification.
The town held its Christmas Day children’s meet at May Park with stalls, games, and prizes. Volunteers, led by Mes de France and Mrs Mays, organized food, sweets, and jars while Mrs KR Maw and others donated items. Winners included Miss Kiley. various age groups listed many prize recipients and a champagne lot purchased by the president.
A three week tour across Victoria shows improved economic mood and producer confidence despite drought. Farmers shift from wheat to dairy, pork, eggs, and sheep to diversify income while awaiting market stability and Empire unity after British elections. Grass growth aids lambs and wool, but risk from grass fires rises. some mallee districts face grain benefits for others.
Ararat wins grand deeregate at Boxing Day band contest with Stawell Band earning funds for Ed. Prizes include £15 for sound, £540 for third, with points for Retention Quick Step and Street March listed for Stawell Kew Ararat Dimboola and Chelle Bet. Results show Stawell leading Retention and Quick Step tallies across multiple categories.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a teamster struggles to start four horses, with Kate and Maud resisting. The team spooks, a barbed wire fence looms, and after a dramatic crash the team is brought under control. The driver awakes the next day to a quieter field as tensions ease and routine resumes.
Lille reports the Abbe Le Grand and a divining rod advocate examined gold valued at 22,000,000 in underground deposits dating to the tenth century. The piece traces global debate over divining for water and minerals, noting cautions, historical uses, and contested evidence across Australia, France, and Britain.
The notice announces a special arrangement for Renter's World Service and other reforms with overseas interests. It states that all Australian and New Zealand rights are reserved and references publication in The Horshae Dimes.
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