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Coralie Stanton and Heath Hobken credited as authors. The works The Man She Never Married Sword and Plough and Three Mex Who Came Back are noted under special arrangement.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
10
Coralie Stanton and Heath Hobken credited as authors. The works The Man She Never Married Sword and Plough and Three Mex Who Came Back are noted under special arrangement.
In the Rokeby setting Alma Dare confronts love and duty as Peggy’s schemes and Billy’s and Jimmy Gilvy’s arrivals threaten fragile relationships. Alma contemplates departure to escape entanglements while Peggy pursues her own path with mounting tension.
The son of a financier known for large shareholder thefts is introduced to a woman famed for dry humor. She sharply remarks that he takes after his father, to which he replies that there is nothing left for him to take.
A fragmentary account shows Jane tasked with making west-paste sandwiches for the Dridge party. A reply from the hostess suggests the sandwiches are nearly finished and the scene involves a retired officer referenced in passing.
In a fragment from a serialized tale, Alma meets Jimmy Gilvy by Rokeby Rectory and explains their awkward situation. They discuss Bill Pye, his second wife, and the need to avoid exposing past ties while planning separate paths. The scene ends with Jimmy departing to send a telegram as the story continues.
A simple method estimates dressed weight from live weight. With a live weight of 170 pounds, multiply by seven to get 1190 pounds, then drop the last digit to obtain an approximate dressed weight of 119 pounds.
An elderly visitor in London aims to reach Bow Street for a football match and asks a passerby for directions. The stranger suggests the way is simple and jokes about needing a bun, then says a “watch” will do as guidance.
The article explains milk composition in cows and other animals and emphasizes protein supply. It discusses that sugars and fats can arise from starch, while proteins must come from feed. It advises using high protein feeds like legumes and concentrates, and promotes balanced rations with lime sources, bone meal, and limestone for growing and milking stock.
Reuters from Moscow reports scientists led by Professor Pavlenko find stag antler preparation heals wounds. The Soviet Government plans to send Pavlenko abroad to share findings on this new medical discovery.
A guide explains how to distinguish linen from cotton when buying fabric. It covers rubbing to reveal artificial gloss, tearing behavior, burnt thread differences, lathering, and dye testing by sunlight and washing to detect post weaving dyeing.
A fragmented montage blends notes on the date palm and its economic uses with satirical vignettes. It references Iraq’s date palm laws, palm products, and speculation on colonial-era trade. The piece juxtaposes colonial misgivings with jokes about whisky, race, and daily life.
An advertorial claims Forestes Formettes relieve indigestion heartburn and other unspecified ailments in women. It asserts rapid relief without harmful effects and that products are available through chemists nationwide with a 37 Freemnight supply.
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