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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
10
A fragment describes a boy defending his father against criticism. The boy insists his father is not snoring but dreaming, while an observer mocks the father’s speech as improper under royal standards. The scene hints at family pride and social expectations.
Dr G F Finlay argues for government cooperation with rural committees to boost development and employment in primary industries. A new district league forms, promoting pasture improvement, apprenticeship schemes, settlements, roads, and educational farming practices to absorb workers and reduce taxpayer burden.
A new wallpaper warms rooms by embedded wires delivering electric current. The invention, tested on a Canadian Pacific liner cabin, keeps spaces pleasantly warm in cold conditions. Woven into a thin fabric, the wires are invisible and heat via the ceiling or wall surface.
A native observer reports a woodpecker’s loud drumming may not mark the wood as the beak strikes. He witnessed a spotted woodpecker drum a branch yet saw no wood marks, suggesting the noise might originate from the bird’s throat while vocalizing and moving rapidly.
A fragmented wartime era advertisement promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy for kidney and liver disorders. It claims purification of blood and prevention of rheumatism, offering a free illustrated booklet from Warner and Co. Ltd, 30 Little Youdalestreet, Melbourne.
In a call to students the Junior Red Cross outlines how circles in schools already aid distressed people by collecting clothing blankets and medicines. They report twelve months of donations including 12079 eggs 2187 pots 2492 garments and 1370 pounds in cash and describe overseas exchanges and a push to recruit new members through school circles and a Melbourne address for forms and certificates.
Fragmentary OCR text references a railway, an event, and scattered names but contains numerous garbled terms and nonstandard phrases. The readable bits suggest mentions of a team rally or game and a driver, with several broken names and items, but no coherent reportable fact or date.
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