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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
6
New Year specials from J Langlands and Sons feature frock coats and white vest ties with distinct styling details. The advertisement lists a frock, a pleated belt option, and a price of 13 shillings.
Detailed list of men’s wear with varied prices and items including hats shirts trousers and coats. Highlights include white Panama hats, athletic singlets, bathers, trousers, tennis shorts and dust coats with prices ranging from 1s 1d to 17s 6d.
A fragmented sale list highlights aimed uncrushable crepes, silks, linings, and delicate fabrics priced per yard. Includes Pure Silk FUL, Zephyr, crepe patums, rayon blends, and floral cambrics with varied weights and dyefast notes. Prices appear in ranges from 1/6 to 26 pence per yard, with emphasis on natural shades and ivory whites.
Fragmentary text blends Shakespearean phrases with religious exhortation. It references trust in Jesus and weighing burdens while weaving mentions of nature and labor. The piece reads as a devotional or reflective meandering through imagery and moral guidance.
A fragmented OCR style piece blends Ralph Hodgson lines and other verses with garbled text. It includes phrases about bells of heaven, sages, common things, and moral exhortations toward forgiveness and love. The source reads as an assortment of quotations and errors rather than a single coherent article.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a beauty builder from the salt of tape and a church scene in New York. The text references devotion, patience, and striving, with phrases of vision, toil, and unfettered life, though many words are corrupted.
A detailed account of silent film production outlining preproduction scripts and shooting plans then rehearsals and sound integration. It covers source selection scenario writer director collaboration, shooting scripts, set preparation, actor blocking, sound checks, and the pivotal role of the sound supervisor in preventing errors during takes.
The letter questions whether volunteer bands deserve funding or material support from towns. It argues bands provide charity and church services, but warns against turning performances into career ambitions. It asks if subscriptions or reimbursements should cover rehearsal costs and public events, pressing councils to decide on value and funding.
A fragmented reminiscence traces the origins of newspapers from Acta Diurna to the Boston News-Letter founded April 4 1704. It notes the Boston paper survived until the Declaration of Independence and reflects on the role of print in spreading knowledge and fighting corruption.
The article discusses agricultural distress in England amid tariff reforms and calls for farmers to adapt. It notes potential farm surpluses, rising prices for butter and milk, and compares English products with New Zealand and Danish goods. It urges British farmers to accept protection and modernization to stay competitive.
The piece notes that over the past fourteen days five men in deputy chief roles have misused their talents by planning and executing a Troop training course at Gilwell Park. It questions whether leaders properly value the effort, money, and influence behind training volunteers for the Scout movement in Victoria.
Readable segments describe an Australian Apple and Pena Export Conference opening with remarks by Me FH Brewerts and RL J Mulemny from government departments. Discussion covers apple quality, export markets in the United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia, and the roles of the Commonwealth in promoting apple export, with focus on quality standards, pricing, and market access.
A partial sermon text addresses church life and parish duties, noting a service in a Scottish-leaning context with references to Wales and a focus on parish gratitude. The fragment hints at a formal sermon interrupted by a pew-side reproduction and a later discussion of national temperaments.
A damaged newspaper fragment hints at a local public sale action with readable names and officials. Key terms suggest a municipal or property sale process, but details are incomplete. Further text would clarify the exact buyer, location, and deadline.
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