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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1941
Page
5
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are promoted as a safe, effective remedy for kidney and bladder discomfort. The ad claims they help kidneys flush waste from blood and relieve backache, swelling, fatigue, and nighttime discomfort, with over forty years of proven use.
A district society held a New Year event featuring biscuit and shortbread contests, a charity drive sending goods to Red Cross hospitals, and a series of house and tennis parties planned for the coming weeks. Prizes were awarded for shorthread and biscuit categories, with proceeds and goods totaling value figures noted, including towels, mittens, and garments for headquarters. The Murton Baths Carnival at Marm Park raised funds after expenses, while the community prepared for further fundraising activities and a dress contest judged by local figures.
An evening at Wal Wal Hall honored Walter Simmons who joined the ALF. Speakers praised his district service and gifts were presented, including a money belt and a traveling gift. The event raised funds for the Wal Wal Soldiers Benevolent Fund as friends danced after supper.
Archdeacon J Best accepts a padre’s altar linen set from St Paul’s Ladies Guild for overseas use by the Chaplain via the League of Soldiers' Friends. Guild members stitched a first set and plan a second. Red Cross work at Quantong continues with modest attendance and ongoing production totals for five weeks.
Damaged text fragment from a Horsham agency page showing broken names and product notes. Reads like a catalog or ad header with partial lines for a bookbinder or broker. Details are incomplete and names are unreadable.
Dundas Shire Council heard that Natimuk Hamilton and Victoria Valley roads were proclaimed main roads. Dr Crawford praised Balmoral road bitumen progress and nine miles of Victoria Valley road, citing deputy support from Mr Slater. Dr Murray and Dr Christie noted long time quest and potential Gleniats road interference. letter of appreciation to the board was approved.
A January 14 1916 Horsham Times item notes a new military training plan with HOF ham a training centre for a month before camp. Recruits drill there while others stay at home. Hor sham’s monthly quota to the A.L.F. is mentioned as well as a visit by the Minister for Agriculture to Longerenong College. A load of wheat over 10 tons owned by J A Greenaway is moved by wagon and team. District centres report heavy harvests and wheat jumpers strike at Williamstown affects labor supply.
Report highlights Belgian resistance to German occupation with public displays and Gestapo crackdown. Thousands face intimidation as Jews face restricted shops and curfews. refugees redirected. Belgian officials lose autonomy while German military authority tightens control.
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