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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
10
A historical piece on Sir Ernest Rutherford and his work on the atom. It notes the shift from atom indivisibility to the discovery of the electron in 1897 and Rutherford's experiments with alpha particles to break apart atoms.
A garbled exchange shows a pupil asked about wedding and age, with a parent naming forty and discussing marriage, travel plans, and a travel agency as the scene shifts to a home setting and family comments. The dialogue hints at a paternal reaction and late-week plans.
A humorous and oddball mix of pieces begins with an old prober of rheumatism touting Warner's Safe Cure as a cure and prevention for uric acid related joint pain. It shifts to a comical scene of a young rider chased by a baby car and a quip about memory erasure and a five pound debt.
The Rainbow Bridge stands as a monumental natural arch in a remote canyon between the Colorado River and San Juan region. Its 275 foot span and 310 foot height frame a vast canyon setting, where pools and crystal water contrast with jagged walls. The scene shifts from diamond and emerald gleams to the arch's patient, grand formation.
A Manchester Guardian excerpt contrasts terms used by opposing political camps. It shows how supporters frame actions with words like challenge and attack, pledge and claim, tactics and propaganda, while portraying the other side as emotional, panicky, or electioneering.
Weathered iron offers a high covering capacity per ton and is suitable for many building classes in Melbourne and nationwide including the Canberra Railway Station. The firm sells reversible sheets for roofing and walling, provides complete four room houses for £238, and claims low upkeep and fireproof advantages. Catalogues and price tests available from Miter's Weathered Iron Co. 381 Post Office Place Melbourne and branches in Brisbane and Perth.
A garbled column of quips and snippets recalls village life with absurd anecdotes about shots through nets, a christening miscue, a telephony mishap, and stray legal phrases from a filing. Read as a curio of local voice and mixed snippets.
A garbled note alleges a planned heist at a local facility with unclear participants. The message hints at significant theft and includes cryptic phrases about money and risk, suggesting a potential offense linked to illicit schemes.
Experiments near Adelaide show peas following wheat produce yields similar to wheat on fallow. In the Mallee, farmers Shannon and Strain harvested peas this year with wheat crops on pea stubble yielding over 20 bushels per acre. Peas on heavy soil act as a soil conditioner, with oats and barley stubble performance varying. early June sowing often yields better results.
A humorous collection of misprinted moral rules for business conduct urging diligence, integrity, humility, and assertiveness. Includes faulty lines about working hard, avoiding excuses, living within means, and giving fair deals, interspersed with garbled dialogue and stray words.
A London evening paper recounts the Chinese pirates who seized the London steamer Anking, killing the chief officer and chief engineer and severely wounding the captain. It highlights brave acts by seamen resisting extraction and praises courage shown aboard ships along the China coast, including a tale of a pirate confrontation where a determined crew member freed a bound officer.
A fragmented recipe guide explains butter and sugar ratios for plain scones and sultana versions. It covers flour types, butter amounts, milk addition, and steps from mixing to baking, noting timing and oven heat and suggesting wholemeal blends for stronger texture.
A crowded domestic vignette shows a wealthy relation taking a parcel from a poor relative’s child, a girl identifies a fish or “feb” as a gift, and a quarrel over brains and status unfolds. The father’s nerves fray, a doctor counsels work, and a plumber questions job chances as two tramps read a paper nearby.
The text explores themes of friendship versus business, duty, and social bonds in the era of Carnegie. It contrasts personal ties with economic ambitions, noting reluctance to part from trusted associates and the ethical weight of money in personal relations.
A garbled diary style line references a man from Australia and names like Samuel, George Porter, and Sarah. The legible bits hint at conversations about past events and memory but contain many misspellings and unclear details.
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