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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
7
A report outlines concern over bovine tuberculosis and impure milk. Authorities discuss veterinary hours and controls, with county and borough officials considering measures to protect public health and oversee dairy practices.
In London and Dublin reports state Arthur Griffith becomes president as De Valera and allies walk out during a Dail debate. The Constituent body is formed, with Collins and others named to financial and cabinet posts. Delegates travel to London for a historic conference as tensions rise over the Irish government and independence movement.
Fragments describe treasury entries and allocations including mentions of Crown Grants and named individuals. Text appears garbled with unclear dates, places, and recipients, but references to treasuries, grants, and some proper nouns remain readable.
A detailed report on an experimental wheat field study outlines methods by Mullett and associates. Farmers from Lorquon Winian Woora and surrounding districts observe manure treatments, furrow management, and plant response. The aim is to measure how fertilizer practices affect yield and grain quality across plots, with outcomes discussed by senior officers and invited observers.
A garbled report discusses health and cleanliness among children and teens, mentioning an emphasis on seawater or water-based remedies, school policies, and community leaders urging hygiene. It references adult supervision, possible epidemics, and calls for improved sanitation practices in schools and public spaces.
A garbled ad-like piece lists names such as PATTERSON Echuca and HARRY PIERSON praising a new dental method. It touts full upper and lower sets, long wear, and comfort with claims of 40 mile consultations, 20 year durability, and weight-related health benefits, amid chaotic echoes of prices and measurements.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses the Big Bertha supercannon and allied responses in World War I. It mentions German artillery, Allied claims, and questions about weapon development and deployment with scattered, uncertain phrases and misread terms.
An ad touts Bivdrated Magnesia as relief for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims fast aid, relieves pain, and compares forms available in pewter and tuber packaging. The copy promotes a product named in a period style as a “Little Doctor’s Medicine.”
A reader complains to The Horsham Times about severe road damage and fruit spoilage from delays in repairs. The writer criticizes council actions and urges stronger steps to protect property and prevent further deterioration, invoking local residents and ratepayers.
An advertisement offers a £100 reward for a permanent cure and promotes Nicholls and Sons of Adelaide Australia as specialists. It claims influenza can be cured promptly and permanently and cites testimonials from Warrnambool and Salvation Army figures.
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