Horsham Aims to Lead List With Home Win Tomorrow
Horsham eyes a step toward the top in the Wimmera League as it hosts Nhill tomorrow at Recreation Reserve. Hill travels to Stawell, while Ararat and Dimboo...
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1938
Page
11
Horsham eyes a step toward the top in the Wimmera League as it hosts Nhill tomorrow at Recreation Reserve. Hill travels to Stawell, while Ararat and Dimboo...
Green Park Football Club official E H Betts informed league officials that the club cannot meet obligations for the rest of the season. Delegates met and agreed all clubs have a bye tomorrow and a grand final between Murtos and Leharum will be played Saturday July 5 at the Horsham show ground.
The article discusses synthetic wool challenging Australian wool, potential trade talks, and German wool imports. It cites figures like £1,000,000 and names Dr. L Clonies Toss and Master Laboratories, noting efforts to improve fibre quality, reduce production costs, and promote wool subsidies. The piece highlights fears wool substitutes could outpace traditional wool under trade restrictions.
The Queen's mother Lady Strathmore died in Lamdon last week. She married the Earl of Strathmore in 1841 and had six sons and five daughters born at Glamis Castle in Barfordshire. Her eldest and youngest children are living, and she was celebrated as a gracious hostess with a focus on family life and home.
The article profiles Oppy as a tutor to Australia’s top riders and highlights Fred Nelson’s rapid rise under his guidance. Nelson shatters the Australian 50 mile unpaced record, clocking 1 hour 47 minutes 45 seconds, approaching Frank Moody’s world mark. Wind and weather affect further attempts as Nelson aims for longer distance records.
A compact notice advertising a guarantee certificate offer with a prompt to request a free booklet. It highlights the trusted backing of OOM and BON entities and invites readers to obtain more details via the booklet.
An ad style blushes over a romantic scene as a man grows close to a woman and praises a beauty powder from France. The copy touts skin subduing and concealing faults with a luminous tone and youthful look. It highlights the powder’s shade range and modern appeal.
An oddly garbled advertisement promotes Charmosan face powder and related products. It mentions pricing like 2/6 and 2/15 in broken text, with references to “cremation” and skin care claims, but the exact items and instructions are unintelligible.
A garbled page one item mentions a test cricket note and describes a grand garden project at Tuten garden. It recounts a lineage from a third Duke of Portiaw through Patrick, third Earl of Kinghore, to Strathmore, dating back to the eleventh century with parts rebuilt by Pactriete yom and Lord Atamia. The piece references Macbeth and Duncan, a museum of items including saddle and clothing.
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